Popular bloggers recreate masterpieces of French art on Instagram
Popular bloggers on Instagram decided to recall the art of the days gone by: to promote the new online platform of museums in Paris, they had to recreate famous paintings and photographs. The collection of modern versions of masterpieces of French art is called "Parallels" (Parallels).
"Ten instagrammers with different styles and different destinies collaborated with the municipal museums of Paris, working with ten different works, but having only one creative condition — to rethink what they faced," the press release for the unusual project says.
Every Instagram blogger, including a photographer, fashion blogger and comedy presenter of a YouTube channel, used his own experience to express his attitude to the original work or reinterpret it by adding something of his own. The results were impressive. Physical copies of the bloggers' photos are on display at the Paris Saint-Lazare train station until the end of July.
On the left — "Giaur", Ari Schaeffer, on the right — @aaram_anis.
On the left — "Portrait of Theophile Gautier", Leon Riesener, on the right — @avner_peres.
On the left is a photo of Charles Negro "Chimney sweeps walking down the street", on the right is @discreet.
On the left — "Portrait of Sarah Bernhardt", Georges Clairin, on the right — @miss_etc.
On the left is a photo of "Jean Moulin in Arso after a walk from Peyrou in Montpellier", Marcel Bernard, on the right — @nanlawson.
On the left — "The Woman with Blue Eyes", Amedeo Modigliani, on the right — @pomverte.
On the left is the "Keeper of the Grave" made of deer antlers (Animal monstrueux gardien de tombe), on the right is @rafaelmantesso.
On the left — "Isadora", Emile Antoine Bourdelle, on the right — @valentinerie.
On the left — "Portrait of Marie-Emilie Baudouin, the artist's daughter", Francois Boucher, on the right — @audrey.pirault.
On the left — "Portrait of Victor Hugo", Leon Bonn, on the right — @valhery.
Keywords: Instagram | Painting | Art | Paris | Parisians | Parody | France | Artists