Enlarged image available from here (last View All Sizes choice).Women ofAmphissa discussed here. Its current-location has held several lectures/classes/events about the painting. It shows two different coloration images online: this and this (both of which include short descriptions).But many different coloration images are available online, some of which are a copy by a different artist.Regarding Laura (mentioned by @Coyoty): Much of what my first (image) here link says about the painting is paraphrased from/on her Wikipedia page. An image of the painting appears there with this artist listed as the creator. But if you click on it, the painting’s Wikipedia page has both him and her listed as the artist (her page just says she was one of the models). She isn’t listed in the current-location links. His Wikipedia page and collection (more paintings, including this one, are available from the Subcategories).This artist is second most popular at the ARC Museum. But one thing I found unusual is that his bio there currently lists him as both the father and mother of Anna Alma-Tadema (currently says she was both his daughter and son) — family must have had some gender identity issues.So far, 4 works by this artist (2 under different nationalities) have appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog.
BE THIS GUY about 12 years ago
I’d call back the brunette on the left.
margueritem about 12 years ago
A bunch of lovelies laying about…Hmm-mm, can’t wait for the back story on this.
Arianne about 12 years ago
Skumps! Skumps! A toast to this night!
sdmitchell02 about 12 years ago
This is actually the short-lived “Occupy Harem” movement.
vwdualnomand about 12 years ago
i thought emily browning or amanda seyfried got that role. the movie has to be better than john carter. biggest disappointment for disney.
pcolli about 12 years ago
Shortly after the Justin Bieber concert, the girls started to regain consciousness.
kitty155 about 12 years ago
The Secret Service’s last hurrah.
PICTO about 12 years ago
Alrighty then…. Everybody line up alphabetically according to height, your prince is coming.
Coyoty Premium Member about 12 years ago
Wow, Lawrence paints exactly like his wife Laura!
finale about 12 years ago
9 A.M. Suite 5002 at New York New York. The Bachlorette party, Day 2 begins.
mabrndt Premium Member about 12 years ago
Enlarged image available from here (last View All Sizes choice).Women of Amphissa discussed here. Its current-location has held several lectures/classes/events about the painting. It shows two different coloration images online: this and this (both of which include short descriptions).But many different coloration images are available online, some of which are a copy by a different artist.Regarding Laura (mentioned by @Coyoty): Much of what my first (image) here link says about the painting is paraphrased from/on her Wikipedia page. An image of the painting appears there with this artist listed as the creator. But if you click on it, the painting’s Wikipedia page has both him and her listed as the artist (her page just says she was one of the models). She isn’t listed in the current-location links. His Wikipedia page and collection (more paintings, including this one, are available from the Subcategories).This artist is second most popular at the ARC Museum. But one thing I found unusual is that his bio there currently lists him as both the father and mother of Anna Alma-Tadema (currently says she was both his daughter and son) — family must have had some gender identity issues.So far, 4 works by this artist (2 under different nationalities) have appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog.
blackdawne about 12 years ago
Pillow Fight!
devodesk about 12 years ago
Shameful – this is not in the public domain.
Call me Ishmael about 12 years ago
Oprah’s audience loafing while hoping she’ll give away more Pontiacs…
Snoopy_Fan about 12 years ago
Man, why don’t I ever come across scenes like this???
Woody157 about 12 years ago
Slave sale on the Isle of Lesbos.
mabrndt Premium Member about 12 years ago
Here is another work by this artist.