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SD-Wineaux
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OK, I don't recall seeing a thread on this before, so I'll take a shot. Given the influence wine has on our lives, I'm figuring that more people than myself have taken a liking to a piece of art at least in part based on wine / grapes being a part of the piece. Whether it's a painting, photo, sculpture, novel or whatnot doesn't matter to me. So what's your favorite and why?

My favorite is influenced by the wine, but it's only a subtext of the story that appeals to me. The ability to think apart from the crowd that tends to come with age, the introspective thoughts over a glass of wine (perhaps because of the glass of wine) appeals greatly to me.
 
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Leonardo da Vinci - The Last Supper
Why? Too many reasons to count, too many possible meanings. A prime example of the importance of wine in our culture and its deep roots in the faith I have chosen.


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Originally posted by SD-Wineaux:
OK, I don't recall seeing a thread on this before, so I'll take a shot. Given the influence wine has on our lives, I'm figuring that more people than myself have taken a liking to a piece of art at least in part based on wine / grapes being a part of the piece. Whether it's a painting, photo, sculpture, novel or whatnot doesn't matter to me. So what's your favorite and why?

My favorite is influenced by the wine, but it's only a subtext of the story that appeals to me. The ability to think apart from the crowd that tends to come with age, the introspective thoughts over a glass of wine (perhaps because of the glass of wine) appeals greatly to me.


SD, that painting by Fabian Perez really speaks to me. Thanks for bringing him to my attention. I spent about an hour looking at his work online and have made a mental note to seek out his work.


MIZ...ZOU
 
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In all seriousness, the only wine related art I like is on the sides of wooden crates.


"When I drink, I think; and when I think, I drink." Francois Rabelais

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cdr, "the faith I have chosen" - the world could do with more people who state their faith in those terms.

snipes, I'm glad you enjoyed Perez's work, although I have to admit that Untitled II is the only piece of his that I want to own. After we get our daughter through school, I probably will.

tanglenet, so which crate is your favorite? Smile
 
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The one that pops into memory:

Pavilion Rouge (Ch. Margaux)

Probably any wooden Bdx crate that has an elevation line drawing of a chateau. I'm not a fan of the coat of arms logos.


"When I drink, I think; and when I think, I drink." Francois Rabelais

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Originally posted by SD-Wineaux:
OK, I don't recall seeing a thread on this before, so I'll take a shot. Given the influence wine has on our lives, I'm figuring that more people than myself have taken a liking to a piece of art at least in part based on wine / grapes being a part of the piece. Whether it's a painting, photo, sculpture, novel or whatnot doesn't matter to me. So what's your favorite and why?

My favorite is influenced by the wine, but it's only a subtext of the story that appeals to me. The ability to think apart from the crowd that tends to come with age, the introspective thoughts over a glass of wine (perhaps because of the glass of wine) appeals greatly to me.


I love it. A beautiful piece.


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Where is wine+art when you need him?
 
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I am the proud owner of a Thomas Arvid artist proof and I love it. All his work is wine related in one way or another.

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