The creative output inspired by a global shutdown has us inspired too. That’s why we’ve dug deep into our favorite collections at the Cincinnati Art Museum and re-created our own collection of pandemic-induced look-alike-masterpieces from items we found around our homes. See our collection and learn more about the creators right here.
Still Life with Currency, Wine Glass and Peach, Charles Meurer (American, b.1865, d.1955), painter
Interpretation by Mike, Chief Technology Officer
Mix Vigorously and Ingest #1, Lari Pittman (American, b.1952), painter
Interpretation by Lisa, Partner & Executive Creative Director
Package on Handtruck Project, Christo (American, b.1935), printmaker
Interpretation by Bill, VP Operations
The Old Violin, Unidentified Artist (American)
Interpretation by Krista, Senior Designer
Mary Mitchell, James Peale, Sr. (American, b.1749, d.1831), painter
Interpretation by Katie, Director of Client Engagement
Portrait of a Man in Armor, Unidentified Artist (German), painter
Interpretation by Evan
Typewriter, Ralph Steiner (American, b.1899, d.1986), photographer
Interpretation by Nick, Graphic Designer
Blue Vase with Flowers, Odilon Redon (French, b.1840, d.1916), draftsperson
Interpretation by Ashley, Associate Creative Director
Netsuke Depicting an Old Man Reading a Book, Izumiya Shichiemon (Japanese)
Interpretation by Joe, Project Specialist
Three Quarter View of Rabbit, Albert Robert Valentien, possible artist - Anna Marie Valentien, possible artist (American)
Interpretation by Emma, Project Strategist
Flower Zone, Norio Azuma (Japanese, b.1928), printmaker
Interpretation by Isaac Ramous, kindergartner, and Ashley Ramous
Gorham Silver, Angelo Servingware, circa 1870
Interpretation by Evan
Typewriter, Ralph Steiner (American, b.1899, d.1986), photographer