23 daysSpurdo Spärde is a poorly drawn character based on the sprite image of Pedobear.
Is this true? Not sure if I trust this website.
- Dreamcatcher@lemmy.zipEnglish23 days
Spurdo Spärde is based on a joke drawing of Pedobear, but they’ve been completely different memes for at least the past 15 years.
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Yes. Its finally cooling down and the sun is not bothering us so much.
Why do you ask?
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Art crammed and cropped into small shapes to make a map of Europe, to be enjoyed just as it was intended.
- StoneStar@feddit.nlEnglish24 days
It’s Meisje Met De Parel. I agree with edwardbear that De Sterrennacht by Van Gogh would have been a better pick.
- deft@lemmy.wtfEnglish23 days
Easily not the most famous though. Van Gogh is like one of three artists I think all people have at least heard of
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zooms in on Denmark
Our most famous painting is…a bronze statue?? 🤔
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The Fighting Temeraire is not the UKs most famous painting. I’m not sure what is, but it isn’t that.
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Honestly a lot of these are weird. Like there are definitely more famous French paintings than Impression, Sunrise.
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It presents like the person who made it took an art history class for non-majors, filled in the top 5, then used the first google result for the rest.
- DarkCloud@lemmy.worldEnglish24 days
Thanks to Mr. Bean, Whistler’s Mother (painted in London by an American born artist) is probably the UK’s most famous painting.
- aim_at_me@lemmy.nzEnglish24 days
The only two they got absolutely bang on is probably Norway and Italy. lol.
- StoneStar@feddit.nlEnglish24 days
There’s been famous paintings made after 1800. What ancient person made this.
- Goodlucksil@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish24 days
Spain’s is Guernica (1937). What are u complaining about?
Edit: in fact, from the paintings I recognize, only Gioconda and Lady with the earring are from <1800. Son of Man and the man in the mountain one are from ~1930. France’s is the one that started impressionism (~1870) and England’s is also impressionist, probably from Turner (19th century)
