“Team lead performs hotfix.”
Henry Fuseli
Oil on canvas
1783
Louvre, Paris, France
Classic Programmer Paintings
Twitter: @progpaintingsPainters and Hackers: nothing in common whatsoever, but this is software engineering as depicted by artists through history (technically, might not be all classical but hey, this is just a tumblr)
Curator and Chief Captioning Officer: @GClaramunt
“Team leads review candidate’s whiteboard, binary-tree inversion solution.”
Matthew Pratt (1734–1805)
1765
Oil on canvas
(collaboration from Lettier)
“Open sourcing a proprietary repository with an MIT license”
Eugene Delacroix
Oil on canvas
1825-26
(collaboration from @WhatsThatItsPat)
“Overeager Designer Discovers Vim” - Portrait, Oil on Canvas, Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun 1790
“A young developer muses changes to the team’s process.”
Johann Heinrich Tischbein
Oil on Canvas
c. 1782
“Senior developer gets interrupted”
Pier Francesco Mola
Oil on canvas
c. 1660
( collaboration from
Stefano Baghino)
“Developer reads customer requested change.”
Caravaggio
Oil on canvas
1594
( collaboration from
Matt Large)
“Recruiting the 10x developer”
Auguste Toulmouche, 1866
(collaboration form
Gary Dusbabek)
“Hip, Hip, Hurrah! - Year long project runs flawlessly in production”
Peder Severin Krøyer
1888
Oil-on-canvas
“JavaScript Fatigue”
Rembrandt van Rijn
1629
(collaboration from Laurens)