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I Painted A Contemporary Version Of An Italian Painting From 1525
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I Painted A Contemporary Version Of An Italian Painting From 1525

Alejandra Llano
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Last year I presented this painting to the Thyssen Museum in Madrid but got rejected, so instead of exhibiting it I thought of sharing it on social media. We don´t know much about the original painting nor the artist, but I can tell you about my version of it. I choose acrylic painting and a wood pannel as my tools to bring this painting back to life. The whole proccess took about two months but in the end it was totally worth it! If you´d like to see my portfolio you can click in the link to my instagram. Thanks for reading my post!!!

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I Painted A Contemporary Version Of An Italian Painting From 1525

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Alejandra Llano

Alejandra Llano

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Based in Madrid. Grado en Bellas Artes.

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Alejandra Llano

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Based in Madrid. Grado en Bellas Artes.

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My name is Aelita and I have been an Editor for Bored Panda since 2019. I spend my days working with my amazing team and making articles the best they can be. Fantasy and magic have always ruled over my world, from movies to TV shows, to Video Games to tabletop games like Dungeos and Dragons, I try to find magic in every part of my life. Writing is a big part of me too, I hope to publish a fantasy novel one day. I also enjoy playing guitar and singing, as music always help me to get in a great mood. I have an adorable German Shepherd named Hela and we get into all kinds of adventures together.

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My name is Aelita and I have been an Editor for Bored Panda since 2019. I spend my days working with my amazing team and making articles the best they can be. Fantasy and magic have always ruled over my world, from movies to TV shows, to Video Games to tabletop games like Dungeos and Dragons, I try to find magic in every part of my life. Writing is a big part of me too, I hope to publish a fantasy novel one day. I also enjoy playing guitar and singing, as music always help me to get in a great mood. I have an adorable German Shepherd named Hela and we get into all kinds of adventures together.

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3 years ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I wonder why the artist chose to depict the subject cracking up laughing rather than with that subtle “smize” that makes the original so appealing. I like the concept a lot. I’m critical of the execution a bit but also because I don’t really understand the intentions. Being able to be critical of it is what makes it good in a way. But I do think something is lost by making the subject in such a different emotional state.

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3 years ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I wonder why the artist chose to depict the subject cracking up laughing rather than with that subtle “smize” that makes the original so appealing. I like the concept a lot. I’m critical of the execution a bit but also because I don’t really understand the intentions. Being able to be critical of it is what makes it good in a way. But I do think something is lost by making the subject in such a different emotional state.

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