Copying a painting in Le Louvre by moochagoo
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Comments (25)
Fantastic place and capture....bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Nice and looks like she's doing a fine job too !
Excellente idée Philippe et un cadrage parfait.... cette jeune femme est vraiment douée!
WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW FANTASTIC!!!
Wow very nice point of view! Great artist as well.
Great shot, she is doing a great job also ;O)
très belle photo !!! chapeau !!!!
good reportage photography,do you have another showing the artists face?
Takes me back to my student days!
Good work.
Elle est très douée !!! et c'est rare de peindre dans ce style !
A thought-provoking shot. A tribute to the artist's skill. Excellent shot.
Excellent candid photo. I like the way you 've captured the scene, showing the effort made by some dedicated people to maintain our painting heritage.
I love it when I see other artists at work. she is good too and your photo is super
very interesting..great image
Nice shot!
Wonderful capture!
Wonderful image! That looks like a superb painting too!
Naive copying is not as thorugh as some think. For instance Des Cartes' "I think therefore I am." can be compared to the materal witness of a burning bush saying " I am the I am" or more to plagiarism. Lincoln saying, "look not at the mote in another man's eye but look to the log that is in your own" thus paraphrasing Jesus Christ the red letter master.
Great image!
great picture, she's very talented
Nice capture.
I love this image. What a wonderful thing to be doing.
You can do that? Great slice of life.
To cool! I wouldn't thought that the museum would let a person do that. I love how your image really captures the moment and tells a story too.