Framed Spoof Art

Parody is widely spread in culture, ranging from literature and music to paintings, so Framed Art Spoof represents just the tip of the iceberg. Sometimes, the artists use of famous paintings or image as a source of inspiration and use the material in a manner that is clearly adapted to the low ends. This doesn’t make the paintings any less beautiful and Nathan Mellot’s Starry Night over Brooklyn Bridge is a shining example of how a masterpiece can inspire the creation of a great painting.

The paintings of Van Gogh seem to be preferred by contemporary artists in their quest of creating memorable Framed Art Spoof. Barry Kite is one of the artists that display a good sense of humor in addition to sheer talent, with his Art Theft and T Rex van Gogh with Band the Battle Damaged Ear being a part of the collection. Spoof art obviously doesn’t take itself too seriously and that’s what makes it such a good choice for displaying in both private and public spaces to lift up the spirit.