it is not really a point of view. it is a part of art nomenclature.
The works of Hodler's early maturity consisted of landscapes, figure compositions, and portraits, treated with a vigorous realism.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdinand_Hodler Sure it is. The artist is inspired, and channels his inspiration through his artwork.
Whats left after that, is the critics of his work, and whether they get close to the artist's vision or not.
Regardless, art is open to many interpretations, without one opinion being
wrong and the other one being
right necessarily.
My point is, that he should have named that piece, "The homosexual bull" or something.
It's a fucking cow with a dick.
It does not inspire the viewer of what bulls should be all about. Period. That's why I'm having trouble with his "realism".
Other than that, sure, his art is "realistic" enough - if you boil it down to his technique and his real life surroundings.
Anyway. I'm no expert of course, just a
bull with a stubborn opinion.
It spins around the philosophic question of origin: which was first? existence or the creator? can a creator exist without existence?
Thanks - again. I O U.
