Here you can see a list of all Paintings done by Bob Ross on the TV show ‘The Joy of Painting’ that are currently available on the official Bob Ross YouTube channel.
How to find out who painted a picture thanks to Google images
Thanks to Google’s image search engine, you can search from an image who is the author, what the work is called and other technical data.
When you enter the Google search engine, on the page www.google.com click on the images link that appears on the right and above.
STEPS TO FOLLOW:
1- Prepare your image on the computer.
Take a photo of the painting by unknown author. With an image editing program you can arrange the photo so that only the frame is visible, nothing around it and no flash lights in between.
2- You save the photo as JPG, standard image digital file.
3- Open the Google page: www.google.com and click the Images link (top and right) to access the photo search section.
4. You drag your photo from the computer window where you have saved it and drop it into the search box of the google page, in the internet browser.
5- You wait a bit while Google loads the photo and performs the search.
6- If you are lucky, Google will find similar images. If you are not lucky, it will amuse you by showing you photos of similar colors but that have nothing to do with it.
7- In the list that appears with the search results, you will see the thumbnail of the similar photos found. Follow the link of the photos that looks like your image. On the pages where these photos are inserted you will find information about the author and painting.
Many times, looking at books, splendid pictures appear but the publisher of the book has not written the details of the author and the work. This system is perfect for finding information about a work art in the great Internet library.
For example, I did exactly the steps mentioned with this painting by Pieter Brueghel that appeared in a book but without any information about the painting.
Painting Brueguel, The delivery of the tithe.
Results
In the search results list I found:
3- And also a poster sales page Art-prints-on-demand
Pieter Brueghel el Joven – La Oficina Recaudador
Artist: Pieter Brueghel the Younger (um 1564 – 1638)
Title: The delivery of the tithe (La entrega del diezmo)
Size : 84 x 52 cm (33,2 x 20,4 inches)
Technique: Huile
Location: Christie’s London
A great help from Google! You can find that unknown author and discover the name of the painting.
Good luck!
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Against tumbling hills, farm buildings, scattered sheep and a glowing sun, Mary Magdalene reaches towards Christ.
They are in the Garden of Gethsemane, where Mary, having tended to Christ’s crucified body in the tomb, has been grieving his death. To her astonishment, the man she mistook for a gardener reveals his true identity: he is Christ, resurrected from the dead.
Image: Titian, ‘Noli me Tangere’, about 1514
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Image: Titian, ‘Noli me Tangere’, about 1514
Titian portrays the heartbreaking moment just after Christ’s miraculous return when Mary realises that, although Christ is here, she can no longer touch him or have human contact with him.
She reaches out her hand in wonder, but he recoils. In the Bible (John 20: 14-18), Christ tells Mary, “Do not touch me” or, “Noli me Tangere”, because it is time for her (and, indeed, all his followers) to let go of his earthly presence.
Titian shows Mary bound horizontally to the earth: she belongs to this world. In contrast, Christ is upright, and his body (like the tree behind), is directed towards Heaven. However, he forms an arch over Mary and looks at her with tenderness and concern, representing his empathy for and protection of humanity.
