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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Père Tanguy
Père Tanguy was created between 1887 and 1888. It is now collected in Rodin Art Gallery in Paris. This painting is the masterpiece of Van Gogh during his Paris Period. The character is put in the center with the symmetrical … Continue reading
Posted in Impressionism Painting, Oil Painting
Tagged background, Japanese art, oil painting, Père Tanguy, Ukiyo-e paintings, Vincent van Gogh
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The Madonna of Foligno
The Madonna of Foligno was painted between 1511 and 1512 by Rafael, size: 330 x 194 cm This painting was made during Raphael's most passionate stage of his short and splendid life which was equivalent to his great attempt for … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Painting, Renaissance
Tagged high renaissance, Raphael, religious oil painting
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Vincent Van Gogh Oil Painting Irises
The painting Irises not only shows the natural beauty, but also the beauty of art. Because of it, we begin to notice its beauty and show more respect for Vincent Van Gogh. In the painting of Irises, the whole space … Continue reading
Posted in Impressionism Painting, Oil Painting
Tagged Irises, leaves, natural beauty, oil painting, symbolize, Vincent van Gogh
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The Still Life Painting of Paul Cezanne
The famous French painter Paul Cezanne (1839-1906), was a representative figure of the post-Impressionism. He was revered as the father of the "new art" since the 19th century. As an advent of modern art, modern Western painters called him "the … Continue reading
Posted in Impressionism Painting, Oil Painting
Tagged modern painting, oil painting, Paul Cezanne works, self expression, still life
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Apple Tree in Gustav Klimt's Works
Gustav Klimt was an excellent Austrian iconoclast who came from a poor family. He is famous for elaborate, explicitly sensual paintings and murals. Most of his works are related to themes of regeneration, love and death. Images in his works … Continue reading
Posted in Color, Impressionism Painting, Oil Painting
Tagged apple tree, color, Gustav Klimt, image, vivid
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Introduction to Wheat Field with Crows
Wheat Field With Crows was made in July 1890 by Holland impressionist painter Vincent William Van Gogh. Wheat Field With Crows is a kind of canvas painting, measuring 50.5*100.5 cm. It is now collected in NationalVan GoghMuseum in Holland Amsterdam. … Continue reading
Posted in Impressionism Painting
Tagged introduction, landscape painting, oil painting, suicide, tension, Vincent van Gogh
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Fat is Another Scenery of Beauty—A Brief Talk About Fernando Botero and His Paintings
Had a brief view of Fernando Botero's paintings, I crushed on them, suddenly found that the fat figure can be so cartooned and cute, which is really another scenery of beauty. Fernando Botero is a South American painter and sculptor … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Painting
Tagged beauty, fat figure, Fernando Botero, nude figure, oil painting
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Step Into Joseph Mallord William Turner
Joseph Mallord William Turner was born near Covent Garden in London in a barber family. He once learned how to paint watercolor from Thomas Malton. When he was 14 years old, he was admitted to enter the Royal Academy School. … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Painting, Romanticism Painting
Tagged British Turner Prize, Joseph Mallord William Turner, light effects, natural art style
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Portrait of Daniel Henry Kahnweiler
The paintings during Picasso's analytical cubism period further displayed his neglect for objective reproduction. In this period, whether it was still life, landscape or figure, it was completely decomposed and became unknown to the audience. Although each painting had the title, … Continue reading
Posted in Analytical Cubism, Oil Painting
Tagged color, line, Pablo Picasso Oil Painting
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Artwork The Large Bathers
Pierre Auguste Renoir is one of the most renowned impressionist painters. He is famous for his figure paintings, especially his female nudes. His works are noted to express a signature softness and bright colors. People hardly can find themes of pain … Continue reading
Posted in Impressionism Painting
Tagged Bathers, bright colors, Pierre Auguste Renoir, women
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