Imaginative compositions: the intersection of artistic paintings and architecture

Davide Trabucco is in the series Conforms took an interesting approach combining works from different time periods, media, styles and contexts. For example, he combined a painting by Andrea Mantegna from the 15th century (1456-1457) and a photograph by Luigi Ghirri from Rotterdam from 1973. More as a joke than for real, he also combined a scene from the fourth part of the space saga Star Wars, Star Wars IV: A New Hope (1997), where Darth Vader's lightsaber matches Dan Flavin's 1971 installation.

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Below you can see many of them lucky combinations or crossings of artistic paintings and architectural/artistic works.

Andrea Mantegna, San Sebastiano, 1456-1457 vs. Luigi Ghirri, Rotterdam, 1973

Caravaggio, The Call of St. Metaja, 1599-1600 vs. Luigi Ghirri, Campegine, 1986

SANAA, Rolex Learning Center, Luzana, 2004-2010 vs. Paolo Scheggi, Intersuperficie curva bianca, 1969

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe vs. Edouard Manet, A bar at the Folies-Bergères, 1881-1882

David Gandy, Dolce & Gabbana, advertising campaign, 2007 vs. Fauno Barberini, Glyptothek, 220 AC

Robert Venturi, Denise Scott Brown, Steven Izenour, 1972 vs. Caspar David Friedrich, Layers of Fog, 1818

Piero della Francesca, Palazzo di Brera, 1469-1474 vs. Francis Bacon, portrait by George Dyer, 1966

George Lucas, Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope, 1977 vs. Dan Flavin, Untitled (for Virginia Dwan), 1971

Curzio Malaparte, Villa Malaparte, 1937-1943 vs. Carolyn Davidson, Nike, 1971

Marina Abramović, MOMA, 2010 vs. Julian Wasser, Playing Chess Nagiko (Eve Babitz), Pasadena Museum of Art, 1963

Walter de Maria, New York Earth Room, 1977 vs. Olafur Eliasson, Riverbed, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, USA, 2014

Frank Gehry, Winton Guest House, 1983-1987 vs. Giorgio Morandi, Natura Morta, 1956

Carlo Scarpa, Abatellis Palace, Regionale di Sicilia Gallery, Palermo, 1953-1954 vs. Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1969