Professor Noah
Ideas of North Dewsbury university has just been working out in the
field, but the community order has now expired, so he's back at his desk.
His new research
has turned the whole of the art world on its head! The old ideas of
genius painters have been blown out of the water.
“Take Leonardo
for example,” the professor explains, “there was never a painter
called Leonardo! There were two young painters called Lee and Ardo;
they were spray painters spraying horse drawn carts. They worked for
a firm called Dan Vinci, and used a donkey, a plate of beans, and
paint-filled suppositories to achieve a fine finish on the carts.
The two lads
wanted to branch out on their own, so they set up a business sign-painting, and were commissioned to paint a local land owner's daughter,
known locally as "moaning Lisa" because of her constant moaning. She
complained time and time again that the lads couldn't capture her
true inner beauty until Lee, remembering the trick with the donkey,
fed her a plate of beans. The Mona Lisa enigmatic smile is nothing
more than trapped wind!” explains the Professor. The lads finally
became bored with the art world and devoted the rest of their lives
trying to invent helicopters!
Meanwhile two of
Lee and Ardo's competitors, Michael and Angelo were going from strength
to strength. They were lovers, and Angelo had created a statue of
Michael and named it after his lover. Michael, although flattered, was
upset by the size of the penis on the bronze, saying that his lover
could have been more generous with the size! Angelo thought that he
had been more than generous already, so they changed the name of the
bronze to that of a previous lover, David Ickle!
They were also
famous for their spectacular graffiti, one night they sneaked into the
local pubic toilets, known as the Cistern Chapels, and painted the
ceiling!
“But”, the
professor added with a note of caution, “There was never an Italian
artist known as Botticelli. The myth about the tortured genius who
murdered and cheated his way through life was created by the art
industry to move on a few old paintings.” A man in a pub had
explained to the professor that Botticelli is actually a mould that
grows on jam and other preserves, either that or it's a chain of ice cream
parlours, he couldn't remember which!
Meanwhile, over in
France, there was a man who had set up a business selling a new
concept known as 'painting by numbers', but all was not going well.
One Maurice Net, known as Mo Net to his friends, had sold his idea to
quite a few people, but, without training, the paintings didn't resemble
the picture on the box that they were trying to imitate, so they sent
the paintings back.
Mo was at first
baffled by just what to do with all these daubings, but one day he
noticed that from far away they could pass for some sort of art, so he
sold them on, saying that they were an impression of a water lily
etc., and not the real thing, and the idea caught on and became known
as impressionism.
Even one of
Britain's most famous artists comes under the scrutiny of the
professor.
John Constable
couldn't think up names for his art and his most famous piece was
actually called, 'A cart stuck in some water by a mill' but at his
first big showing when he was asked about the title of the piece he
noticed his best friend Wayne Dodson chatting up a girl in the corner
of the room. Constable shouted to his friend, “Hey, Wayne!” and
people thought this was the title of the painting.
The professor
said that Constable still thought that the original title of, 'A cart
stuck in some water by a mill' was the better title right up until
his death in 1973. (Constable died while eating a gob-stopper and
watching Suzie Quattro singing 'Devil Gate Drive' - her gyrating caused
him to choke! He was nearly two hundred years old at the time)
And finally the
professor says that he is about to reveal some news about a current
famous artist that will shatter the whole of the art world. He says,
“I can't say much at this moment in time because, like all my work, I prefer to thoroughly check out the facts before I publish. But I will
say that the news of the identity of a famous artist is drawn into
dispute. All I'm saying for now is, has anyone ever seen Damien Hirst
and the former racing driver Damien Hill in the same room? I think
not, and don't you think it's more than strange that they have the
same Christian name?”
Of course, as with
all the professor's previous work, people will scoff, saying that this
is just total nonsense and it is written by an imbecile desperate for
attention, but the professor says he has proof, “It's all there on
the internet” he adds.
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