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Off-Topic Discussion => Arts & Talents => Topic started by: ZylonBane on August 13, 2003, 05:31:02 pm
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Let's see how well HLP'ers know their classical art. This image contains a series of bitmaps from an old PC game. They're all classical artworks. How many can you identify?
(http://home.att.net/~clay.h/ttlg/ss2art.png)
Note that #1 and #3 remain unidentified.
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They're all from Thief: The Dark Project! :D
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Actually, no.
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I'd say #10 is Starry Night, but that's either real obvious, or I'm real stupid.
As for the others...I dunno...
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Yeah.. thats starry night..
Had it rammed down my throat in grade 12 english class...
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7 is a generic Madonna and Child, dunno the artist...
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I may be utterly useless at classic art, but I'm pretty sure you grabbed those out of Shock2's electronic paintings.
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number 9 is SO from Thief...
Of course, SS2 uses the same engine as Thief 2, so they might've carried over the paitnings from thief into thief 2, and so on into SS2...
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Originally posted by mikhael
I may be utterly useless at classic art, but I'm pretty sure you grabbed those out of Shock2's electronic paintings.
Oh c'mon, you're just saying that because you looked at the filename.
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Originally posted by ZylonBane
Oh c'mon, you're just saying that because you looked at the filename.
Actually, no. It wasn't until you mentioned it that I looked at the filename.
However, the first time I played Shock2, clicked through every single painting until they looped, thinking there might be a clue or something. This of course, eventually paid off.
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I recognise #2, as i spent several weeks doing his paintings in school, but instead of the artists real name, all i think of is Carl Gustov, which is a Anti-tank missile.
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Originally posted by Zeronet
I recognise #2, as i spent several weeks doing his paintings in school, but instead of the artists real name, all i think of is Carl Gustov, which is a Anti-tank missile.
Same here, except I'm thinking Escher instead of missile.:D
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Blah, #8, I recongnize it, I had it crammed in my brain in Renaissance class.. .fk... can't remember the name.
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These are the known pics:
2 - Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte (Georges Seurat)
4 - The Boating Party (Mary Cassatt)
5 - The Abduction (Paul Cezanne)
6 - Shepherdess with her Flock (Jean-Francois Millet)
7 - Flight to Egypt (David Gerard)
8 - La Primavera, "Allegory of Spring" (Sandro Botticelli)
9 - La Belle Odalisque (Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres)
10 - The Starry Night (Vincent Van Gogh)