I don't know art, but I know what I like
January 29, 2006 10:58 PM   Subscribe

What painting is this?

I'm going to guess it adorned many bars and barbershops in the late 19th century.
posted by mojohand to Society & Culture (10 answers total)

 
Best answer: Le Printemps - Pierre August Cot.
posted by pealco at 11:20 PM on January 29, 2006


Best answer: Pierre-Auguste*
posted by pealco at 11:21 PM on January 29, 2006


I've never seen that before. I love it, thanks!
posted by loquax at 11:23 PM on January 29, 2006


I don't get it. Was this a real question or an attempt to drive traffic to an advertisement for pt141 or whatever that stuff on the lined site is?
posted by Justinian at 12:08 AM on January 30, 2006


This does look suspicious.

Background on pt-141 for those curious.
posted by Rhomboid at 2:39 AM on January 30, 2006


MeTa.

The domain's registered to someone in England, for Christ's sake. Not everyone has the good thought to link directly to an image, or host it themselves. The thread should've ended with loquax's remark.
posted by disillusioned at 3:14 AM on January 30, 2006


Mod note: there is an open MeTa post, if you think this is a dodgy post please go there
posted by jessamyn (staff) at 6:33 AM on January 30, 2006


Response by poster: Yes, it was a real question. Yes, my taste in art really is that bad. Yes, I should have linked directly to the jpg. Apologies. More, should you care, can be found here.
posted by mojohand at 7:04 AM on January 30, 2006


mojo, that painting hangs behind my local bar's bar.
posted by sciurus at 11:13 AM on January 30, 2006


ha-ha. pt-141 isn't even for sale yet (and probably won't be for a long time).

The site is one of a large network of drug related sites. There's a main site somewhere, but I don't remember the URL.

They are done by made by some mind-altering enthusiasts, and as far as I can tell don't have any advertisements.
posted by delmoi at 2:30 PM on January 30, 2006


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