So you have a favourite painting?

[CaulkheadUpNorth]

This is mine. It's called A pageant of childhood By Thomas Cooper Gotch

...less depressing. .. I love The Haywain www.nationalgallery.org.uk/paintings/john-constable-the-hay-wain ...just a moment of everyday, captured so simply and calmly.

I have four particular Turners I used to go sit and look at whenever I was in London. I managed to get DP to the Tate once, to show him what I was banging on about, and all of them were in store! Grrr...

This is one of them: Snow Storm - Steam Boat off a Harbour's Mouth

This is another: Death on a Pale Horse.

I hope they don't fuck up in the new film...

This is my current favourite. It is called "Leave a Mark" by a local artist called Lucas Seaward. He paints using bitumen. I'm in the "oil sands" of Alberta, Canada

His animal paintings are pretty awesome too

Hunters in the snow by Breughel.

I love Raoul Dufy's paintings of views of Nice. They make me feel happy

It is, isn't it Dharma? Loads of Peter Lanyon's are amazing.

I love Frida Kahlo too squizita, and Diego Rivera's murals too.

MrsWembley did you get to the Late Turner exhibition at the Tate? Snow Storm blew me away.

Lanyon was really influenced by Turner, something that really made sense to me after going to the exhibition. Both painted a lot of storms at sea.

This is another good one.

MrsWembley we're watching Mr Turner tonight - I loved it when we saw it at the cinema and the story of Snow Storm is a key part of the film.

Certain Uncertainties by Christian Vincent. I could stare at this all day.

Self portrait by Elisabeth vigee le brun. She looks so natural and contemporary.

www.bbc.co.uk/arts/yourpaintings/paintings/isabella-and-the-pot-of-basil-36528

Isabella and the Pot of Basil by William Holman Hunt

Oh and I also love the Millais that SIsterofMercy posted earlier. love the PreRaphaelites.

I like Venus Rising. From a seashell. Also like Cherry Ripe of a young child in mob cap with basket of cherries. I had a jigsaw of it when I was young.

The Persistence Of Memory, I just love it. I have done ever since I first saw it as a child!

Oooh, that's a tricky question. I love this one: First Steps by Van Gogh

Flaming June, anything by Klimt, any pre-raphaelite, Dali.

I clearly don't know how to copy images :(

And Crivelli's Annunciation always makes me smile

I saw Henri Rousseau's The Snake Charmer in the Musee d'Orsay and went back several times for another look. It's a shame this isn't a terribly good picture of it. In real life the colours are vibrant, beautiful and intoxicating.

Wow mrswembley they are captivating, thank you for sharing

My favourite has always been this from Van Gogh

Christ of St John of the Cross by Dali. The perspective's amazing.

Whistle jacket. I have it on my wall and never tire of it.

Difficult to explain why but I love this L S Lowry painting.