Posted by Erica February 17, 2012
French artists, Jocelyn Grivaud, has created an interesting art collection to honor the 50th anniversary of the famous barbie doll. The 'Poupée Poup Barbie' collection shows Grivaud's reinterpretations of famous paintings, photography and sculptures using the famous Mattel Doll.
'girl with the pearl earring' by vermeer, recreated by jocelyne grivaud
image via art history guide
all barbie images courtesy of the artist
'sylvia' by otto dix
right image via gunther stephan
'olympia' by edouard manet
right image via wikipedia
'l'evidence eternelle' by rene magritte
right image via the menil collection
bust of nefertiti from 1345 BCE
right image via egyptian museum berlin
le violon d'ingres' by man ray
right image via getty art
'neytiri' by james cameron
right image via take148
la gioconda'' by leonardo da vinci
right image via wikipedia
marylin dyptic' by andy warhol
right image via art history archive
bob dylan poster by milton glaser of pushpin graphic
right image via smithsonian
guy bourdin
right image via michael hoppen contemporary
'le mépris' film by jean-luc godard
right image via julia stelzner
vénus de milo' alexandros of antioch
right image via art archive
im not sure how i feel about all of this, but i must admit, they are pretty neat to look at.
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