Thread 76769785

>favourite lift
>favourite painter

OHP
Edward Hopper

>>76769785 (OP)
I WILL SAY IT,
SQUAT,
ADOLF

>>76769785 (OP)
hip thrusts
jackson pollock

>>76769785 (OP)
Clean and jerk
Bouguereau

>>76769785 (OP)
Barbell clean and press
Dali

Rows
Egon Schiele

>>76769785 (OP)

>Deadlift
>suck my dick

Bench Press
Velázquez

>>76769785 (OP)
Incline barbell bench press
Tatsuki Fujimoto

pull ups
klimt

>>76769785 (OP)
I don't lift
Robert Nava

>>76770080
Painter, not mangaka. Stupid zoomer

>>76769785 (OP)
chin ups
adolf hitler
simple as

BTN OHP
georgia o'keeffe

>>76770110
Based

>>76770095
What is a painter

>>76769785 (OP)
power clean
bob ross

>>76770110
This, except pullups instead of chinups

>>76769785 (OP)
Deadlift
Francisco Goya
Edward Hopper is also a fantastic painter and I've seen that one in person in my hometown(it's at the Columbus museum of art, Ohio)

>>76770138
A painter is an artist who creates individual works of art using paints on surfaces like canvas or paper to express ideas, emotions, or beauty. Unlike a mangaka, who tells stories through sequential comic panels, a painter focuses on a single image as a complete artistic expression.

Farmer carries
Jacques-Louis David

>>76769785 (OP)
>>76769785 (OP)
OHP
Odilon Redon
also
Winslow Homer
JMW Turner
Caspar David Friedrich

very cool to see the taste of people here!

>>76769785 (OP)
Zercher squat
Inness
>>76770215
Also fond of Redon, especially his charcoals and pastels

>>76769785 (OP)
Cleans.
Witkacy
>>76770003
basado

>>76769785 (OP)
>Favourite lift
Spoon to mouth
>Favourite painter
William Holman Hunt

>>76770166
I think you just made that up to fit the argument. Besides I'm sure those guys make plenty of single images as a complete artistic expression.

>>76769785 (OP)
Bench Press
Gustave Doré

>>76769958
Why is this such a perfect correspondence?

>>76770176
Why would you ruin my favourite painter with your shit "lift". It's squats and David obviously.

power clean and strict press

sorayama

Dips
Zdzislaw Beksinski

OHP
Monet

>>76770426
based

>>76770426
looks all blurry and is shit dude

Bench press
Camile Pisarro
I'm such a basic bitch.

>>76770340
You mogged that nigga with words

>>76769785 (OP)
Weighted pullup.
HR Geiger.

Squat
Van Gogh

Bench Press
Albert Bierstadt

>>76769785 (OP)
deads
Unironically Thomas Kinkade. Have always enjoyed his paintings.

Only because >>76769799 (checkt) beat me to it.

>>76769785 (OP)
Inclined dumbbell press
Uncle A

>>76769799
BIG DOG BIG DUB

>>76769799
>>76770110
>>76771312
These are the kids who used to eat worms for attention in grade school, all grown up

Biceps curl
Anything Gustave Dore, the only correct answer.

Chin ups/pull ups
John Atkinson Grimshaw

Chin ups
Frazetta

>>76771416
I can't stand standing bicep curls. Sitting down, it's all good.

Weighted Roman Chair
Arnold Böcklin

Weighted dips
Jan Matejko

>>76769785 (OP)
standing calf raises
my brother (he painted the bathroom walls with his shit using his hands when he was a toddler)

>>76770340
Maybe do a little research before talking. Painters create standalone works meant to exist on their own — mangaka tell stories through panels. Just because both can draw doesn’t mean they’re doing the same thing. That's why they're differently named.

>dips
>Sabatelli
I haven't seen any of his works in person, but I fell in love with "The Plague of Florence" when it was put on the cover of /lit/'s Decamoron in 2020. Fun times

>>76769785 (OP)
Zercher
Zdzisław

Man I feel like a total philistine.

>>76771835
i'm not the manga guy but shut the fuck up faggot

>>76769938
Nah nigga, was going to say him (Bench)
He draws like how I feel waking up every morning

squats
hokusai

>>76771399
white pride world wide, fuck off pajeet

deadlift
max ernst

Seated rope sled pull
Jean Bondol and Nicholas Bataille

>>76769785 (OP)
OHP
A tie between Franz von Stuck and Mark Maggiori

Kettlebell swings
Takehiko Inoue

>>76769785 (OP)
Deadlift
El Greco

>>76769785 (OP)
>cycling
>Avery Palmer

>>76770153
Is this an AI interpretation of the painting or something? Real thing looks nothing like that

>>76772459
No, so there's actually two(? maybe three but don't quote me on that) versions with the same title. The one I posted was the earlier of the two. The one you're talking about is the latter one from his "black painting" murals he did on his walls after he went deaf and lost his mind. Both are fantastic

>deadlift
>manet's portrait of berthe morisot

>>76772525
oops i posted favorite painting not painter

but it's still manet

>>76772512
Ahh, thanks. Early version goat looks so comfy

Clean & Jerk
Alex Grey

>>76770337
Saw that painting irl last year. It’s probably one of the most vivid uses of colors I’ve ever seen

I did not expect to see such good taste itt

>diddlies
>Giorgio De Chirico

Front squats
Francis Bacon

>>76769785 (OP)
>favourite lift
one leg deadlift
>favourite painter
Carl Bloch

>>76769785 (OP)
Tie between heavy row and dips
Tanner

>>76772628
>alex grey
unreasonably based

>>76772290
stick to your tiktok cartoons, braindead zoomer

>>76769785 (OP)
>deadlift with the homo bar
>ChatGPT

Snatch
Caspar David Friedrich

>>76772901
>Tanner
That's a deep one, unexpected and very based.

>>76769785 (OP)
Bench
Twombly

>>76769785 (OP)
>favorite lift
chin ups
>favorite painter
completely basic bitch answer, but Caravaggio, his paintings made me pursue artistic endeavors

>>76773263
What is this trash? God I hate “artists”

Turkish get-up
Ilya Repin

>>76772556
I personally like the earlier one more for that reason. The colors in the sky are both calm and foreboding. The scene seems innocent enough at face value, but the longer you look the more horrifying it becomes. The goats eyes betray his expression. The women surrounding him look both contented and pleading. Then you notice the babies. Are the women asking for help from the goat? Maybe to bless the babies. Then lastly you notice the sacrifices in the background and it all comes together. The scene that seemed cozt a few moments ago now feels horrifying and illicit. Very fun piece

Weighted Pull ups or Seal Rows
Claude Monet

Dumbbell lateral raise
Don Kueker

OHP
And my unique favorite painter is Maxfield Parrish
This image was my first true appreciation of aesthetics

>>76773386
he'll yeah

>>76771244
That’s what makes him so awesome. Up close it’s blurry but if you were to stand 20 feet away it would come into focus looking almost HD

>>76772379
I saw the El Greco collection at the Prado over the summer and it was fucking fascinating.
Weighted dips.
Massys.

>>76773237
Thank you. He was ever-present when I was growing up due to a reproduction of The Banjo Lesson that hung in our living room, and I got to see Abraham's Oak when I visited DC a few years ago. Photos don't do the luminance of his color work justice, dude was an underrated master of dynamic and expressionistic light. Glad someone else recognizes him.

Also love Hubert Robert and Caillebotte for being unabashed time travelers.

Bent over rows
Rothko

>>76771292
>two favorite painters are Kinkade and Hitler
Utter simpleton.

>>76774134
A child's rudimentary sketch harbors more soul and passion than Rothko's wastes of good canvas

>>76769785 (OP)
Pec deck
Bruegel

>>76769799
Witnessed

>>76771399
BUTCHERING OF JEWS, MUSLIMS, ASIANS IS AN EQUISITE FORM OF ARTWORK,
WE WILL SEE MORE OF IT IN THE COMING DECADES HOPEFULLY,

>>76769938
Same but weighted chin ups instead of rows.

>>76774776
>t. artlet

OHP
i can't think of a clear favourite painter but i do really like this boldini painting so here i guess

>>76773361
Just wanna say I appreciate you writing that. The woman in the front is definitely in with the goat though

>>76769785 (OP)
>Dips
>Remedios Varo

Pull-ups
I don't know much about art, but I like impressionist paintings

>>76769785 (OP)
OHP
Manet (NOT Monet)

>>76775248
This kind of looks like if John Singer Sargent decided to paint Bayonetta.

>>76775228
That's rich coming from a rothkotard. This can only be settled one way. Post body.

>>76769785 (OP)
Chest dips
Alphonse Mucha

>>76775930
BASED

>>76772678
Nice choice

ilya repin deadlift

>>76774134
>Look up rothko because retard didn't post his work
>Now i understand why retard didn't post his work
Explain to me like im 5 years old why you like this

>>76769785 (OP)
Bench press.
Tsuchiya kōitsu.

>>76776563
>Look up rothko because retard didn't post his work
Me too and he has no sensibility whatsoever; the gestalt is awful. I like a lot of minimalist art (But would only pay $9.99 for it) but not this. The rectangles shouldn't all be an inch from the edge for example. Should be away from it or not bordered at all.

>>76771835
A Mangaka can also be an artist if they do standalone work. Much in the same way an English teacher can also be a musician outside of school.
You're retarded and coping.

Fuck weebs though

>>76776563
1) Process (he built up rich colors by layering thin... layers of paint; it creates depth the same way da Vinci and other Renaissance painters did)
2) Patriotism (he was CIA-funded)

>>76776916
All mangaka are artists, but OP asked for painters.

>>76776918
>Pretty colors and cia funded
Well I gotta hand it to you, that's pretty solid 5 year old reasoning.

>>76772678
I just the cover art for ICO

>Bench press
>John Bauer

>>76771399
Jew detected

Benching right now
A.I

>>76779065
based hedonist

>>76775208
Hitler simped for jeets and muslims

Diddly or viking press

>>76779146
He was also a weeb

>>76772309
Define white

>>76769785 (OP)
DB Chest fly
Frans Hals

>>76776916
please kill yourself, you have less reading comprehension than a nigger

>>76769785 (OP)
Rows
Edouard Léon Cortès

Giovanni Gasparro
Bicep Curls

>>76780237
Fuck forgot painting

Deadlift
Kandinsky

Barbell Back Squat
Kentaro Miura

>>76776563
His paintings provoke interesting feelings within me when I look at them.

>>76769785 (OP)
Weighted dips
Courbet
Would have picked Hopper but I love realism more broadly so I went with a backup

>mfw I can't post L'Origine Du Monde on a blueboard
>mfw I have no face

>>76772309
>>76775208
>>76779043
>t. dysgenic jawlets
post hairline and salary, you degenerate faggots

>>76769785 (OP)
Overhead press
Carel Willink

Bulgarian split squat
Adolf Hitler
fun fact, Bulgaria was allied with Germany in the war

>>76783943
Fun fact, Bulgaria was useless then and it's still useless now.

>>76769785 (OP)
Can Opener
Arnold Friberg

>>76769785 (OP)
Incline Bench
Van Gogh

>>76772678
I hate deadlifts, but De Chirico is based

Bench press
Alberto Vargas

OHP
Richard Kane Ferguson

>>76776563
>>76776897
>rothko
look up early life and it starts making sense why this garbage sold for millions

>>76769785 (OP)
Barbell Bicep Curl
Thomas Cole
>>76771291
Based

>mfw this many people on /fit/ never even heard of rothko before today
I'm not even into art. You guys must live under rocks.

>>76769785 (OP)
preacher curls
the portuguese guy that did my ceilings

>weighted dips
>Max Ernst

Most people who hate on Rothko have never even seen his paintings in person. Look, its not art for a phone screen. I know it can be hard to believe but Rothko does things with colours that make your soul vibrate if you genuinely stand in front of those massive paintings. This whole
>noo its just two blocks of colour there is no skill involved its just soulless abstract garbage
-thing is just not applicable to Rothko. Go to the local museum today. Look at the modern paintings. Have a thpughtful conversation about a painter
in a mostly gift shop. Look at something you’ve never seen. Study the work of someone you think is a hack. Go to the contemporary art section. Experience a video installation. Look at a photograph. Look at two. Be open to a world where you may not understand or agree with the artist in front of you, but appreciate them anyways. Look closely. Hit on the museum café barista. Check out /fit/s favourite artists. Check out yours. Enjoy art.

>>76785709
Every painting looks better in person… Rothko like other modern painters are just the elevator music for art. The purpose is to tie a space together

>>76785709
good bait

>>76770426
Based
>>76770272
Nice, New artist to check out.
>>76770090
Based
>>76769785 (OP)
>dips
>Chris Foss
I know he's not a traditional painter, but he uses paint in airbrush form.

>>76769785 (OP)
Bench Press
Murata & Oh!Great

>>76786497
nice. have you seen the Jodorowsky's Dune documentary

>>76769799
>FPBP
>dubs witnessed/confirmed

>>76769785 (OP)
>conventional deadlift
>Caravaggio

>>76786872
Yeah I did, very interesting but he was way too ambitious and inflexible on casting; insisting on casting Wells as the Barron even though he really didn't want to do it, unless for extortionate price.
I wish they showed more of Foss too, and his artistic contributions, rather than focusing on the flashy artists lime HR Geiger or whatever the alien artist is.

>deadlift (HM: dips)
>Frederic Leighton
>War and Peace
>Lili Boulanger
>The Powers That B
>LOTR trilogy (I count them as one) (HM: Tenshi no Tamago)
>TF2 for multiplayers, Rule of Rose for single players
>Serial Experiments Lain

>>76769958
Ah, a student of Catalina Video

>>76771437
Grimshaw's so good, love his lighting

>>76773488
Thanks for introducing me to this guy

>>76769785 (OP)
ohp
wyeth

You guys have posted my favourite painters so I'll offer one of my favourites who has not been posted, Robert Venosa. I only just started lifting a week ago and I only have dumbbells so lateral raise is my favourite for the moment.

>>76770353
>>76771416
Based

>>76769785 (OP)
Tricep Pushdowns
Thomas Cole

>>76788588
Reminds me of Martin

>>76788662
>no ceiling
what if it rains?

>>76785386
There's a book called "the painted word" which explains how art critics manipulated proces of trash like Rothko to get rich themselves. The writer makes no mention of the ethnic background of these critics, but you can look up their early life sections yourself and you won't be surprised by the results.

>>76769785 (OP)
Power clean and strict press
It's hard to choose because there's a ton of artists making really fappable stuff on rule34. I can't post any examples for obvious reasons though.

>>76790035
>The main target of Wolfe's book, however, was not so much the artists, as the critics. In particular, Wolfe criticized three prominent art critics whom he dubbed the kings of "Cultureburg": Clement Greenberg, Harold Rosenberg, and Leo Steinberg.
I don't even need to do an early life check for this one.

>>76769785 (OP)
>whatever lifts your ass without fucking up your backfor the rest of your life
>zbigniew beksiński

>>76769785 (OP)
Pull ups
Henri Rousseau

Bench
Bosch

>>76769785 (OP)

Clean and Press

Franz Stuck

>>76773305
I finally learned how to do kettlebell snatches and this is now my favorite lift
still Ilya Repin

i like all of lifts tbqhwyf
>painter
james mother fuckin gurney

>>76769785 (OP)
Squat
John Martin

>>76788694
That's why they're heading inside

best thread in years. surprised people here are this cultured

Push ups, Norman Rockwell

>>76771251
just spent an hour+ on his exhibit in the denver art museum. based take

also meadows rows

Deadlift/behind the neck OHP
Cabanel

rows
basquiat

>>76792757
>basquiat
Disgusting trash for faggots and niggers

>>76792757
Didn't Basquiat only get famous for being Andy Warhol's cocksleeve?

t-rex rows
nietzsche

Tricep extensions
Louis Wain

>>76792746
>behind the neck OHP
How do I perform this without snapping my shit up? Whenever I try it something in my shoulder doesn't feel right.

>>76769785 (OP)
>Knows the rewards of hard work
>Praises retards who doodle on canvas

>>76769799
DIGITS CONFIRMS

ohp
leyendecker

>>76795268
>Praises retards who doodle on canvas
It takes a lot of hard work and dedication to become a good painter though

Weighted chins
Nicholas Roerich

Great taste on this thread, good job.

>>76785709
>its just soulless abstract garbage
Well said.

>>76785709
>You need to see it in person to enjoy it.
The hell kind of retarded argument is that, its like saying you need high iq to enjoy rick and morty or that a story from a book or a movie or series gets good in the second half.
I never seen any of the paintings posted itt in person but there's a lot that i like and a some besides Rothko that I don't like.

Its not just that his works are blocks of paint, its that pretending that there's meaning to be found if you do all these extra steps, you're basically saying you need to go on dates and vacations to enjoy his work, then its not about the work.
Pretending something is more valuable just because its hard to understand is midwit behavior.

Pull Ups
René Gruau
(thanks for the discoveries anons)

>>76773234
only real choice. as if i had posted it
>>76773263
god, i love twombly. almost forgot about him

Planetary static hold
Dragoš Kalajić

>>76772512
>>76772459
Mine also de goya, though he had been a pretty normal painter in his life, only when he got old and deaf he did his "black paintings". They dont have titles, they havent been painted for commerce, he painted them on the walls of his house while getting closer to die, for no one to see. And they mostly reflect spanish society and politics in these years.
This one for example shows the fear of witches/sorcery, by someone with a blanket over his head. The intend is - most likely - to show superstitions are only in the people's head. If hed look, they would disappear