Showing posts with label art brand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art brand. Show all posts

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Trust me as you can

This, finally. A currency motto? More than that? Definitely it's more. For the love of God do we live, for the love of God do we die. Exchange? Is this important for you and me on the raw wheat field after rain in black black black summer night? How you feel now you trust in me and i have trust in you. A universe became bit larger for two of us universe exploded and became just two times larger, some certainty... hey ya. My God told me this evening, one day robots will take all rudimentary and unnecessary in their hands. Could we think about love then again as first time when we were kids. Hey bad times is when trust is lost, trust to everything... Shall humans have such disaster periods - not at all. We have everything to turn live into matrix of whatever you want the way you like in own personal universe. Sad thing to see distrust in the world after crisis. What do we need from each other?
Hey humans, we are quite familiar. Package bit different, but anyway, let's live for love.

Monday, January 25, 2010

Art Power

In this comparison chart is the selection of 30 artists. We intended to measure socio-cultural effect for their art in the present tense. Resulting chart; global importance/brand power for selected artists, as calculated January 25, 2010:
1 Pablo Picasso, 2 Andy Warhol, 3 Claude Monet, 4 Ernst Kirchner, 5 Henri Matisse, 6 Vincent van Gogh, 7 Francis Bacon, 8 Jackson Pollock, 9 Jasper Johns, 10 Pierre Auguste Renoir,11 Paul Cezanne, 12 Gustav Klimt, 13 Willem de Kooning, 14 Wassily Kandinsky, 15 Paul Gauguin, 16 Mark Rothko, 17 Rembrandt van Rijn, 18 Peter Paul Rubens, 19 Titian, 20 Piet Mondrian, 21 Amedeo Modigliani, 22 Winslow Homer, 23 Giovanni Canaletto, 24 J. M. W. Turner, 25 Georges Seurat, 26 Kazimir Malevich, 27 Raphael Sanzio, 28 Thomas Eakins, 29 Pontormo, 30 Johannes Vermeer.

Survival rate of a brands link: http://www.scribd.com/doc/2553805/BRAND-REVIVAL * Highest known price paid for work of art to date, known to be a 140 million US dollars paid for Jackson Pollock painting in the private transaction.**Chart was completed January 25, 2010 Reference to top prices are approximate http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_expensive_paintings
http://www.tate.org.uk/
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