A second installment of filmmaker Vugar Efendi’s side by side comparision of film scenes and the art that probably inspired them.
Previously: Art And Film
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A second installment of filmmaker Vugar Efendi’s side by side comparision of film scenes and the art that probably inspired them.
Previously: Art And Film
Second looks like Bruegel – Solaris…
Is.
The Last Supper (15th C.) // Mash (1970)
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Cool. Lots of film scenes are taken from art. And loads of paintings re-created previous scenes. Very popular during the Renaissance.
I hear that film Girl with the Pearl Earring ripped off an old painting.
Its a disgrace.
You say inspired, ripped off more like. Just because it’s film it doesn’t justify it. You can’t copy music so why should imagery be any different?
Here would someone please argue with Eamonn. Poor owl bollix never gets any attention
On the assumption that facts are of interest to you, even if they ruin a good whinge…
Copyright has a term of lifetime of the artist plus 70 years, so classic paintings are out of copyright and can be copied freely.
Any that may still be under copyright might simply have been licensed from the copyright owner.
eamo’s under the impression that some things haven’t been done before. poor pet.
My original thought is that eamo’s under the impression that some things haven’t been done before. poor pet.
Ladies in Turkish Bath Fantasy have lost about two stone. Good for them.
On a less snipey note, that Bruegel scene in ‘Solaris’ breaks my heart every time. With the Bach music. It’s gorgeous.