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Broadway Boogie Woogie by Piet Mondrian

In 1930, Piet Mondrian left Paris and arrived in London. Since World War II war spread, he fled to the United States in 1940 and spent the last four years in his whole life journey in New York. New York was … Continue reading

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Crayon Painting: The Tub by Edgar Degas

In his later years, Edgar Degas put his main energy into the naked women. He was working much harder to liberate the nude paintings from the academic tradition. He constantly studied the form, light, movement, body organs and their roles. He … Continue reading

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Person Throwing a Stone at a Bird by Joan Miro

Person Throwing a Stone at a Bird was made by Joan Miro in 1926. This genre painting looked very simple, which was divided by the colors of blue and yellow, a strange figure consisting of the soft curves stood in … Continue reading

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Garden Path in Louveciennes chemin de l etarch by Alfred Sisley

This Alfred Sisley painting was made one year earlier than the 1st impressionist exhibition, but it had shown the various aspects of impressionist painting modeling and techniques which bewildered the critics and audiences. These delicate and shocking strokes contrary to the … Continue reading

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Impressionism Landscapes: Snow at Louveciennes by Alfred Sisley

Snow at Louveciennes was made in 1874. Because Alfred Sisley lived in Louveciennes, so he was quite familiar with what he depicted. At the same time, he was a nature-lover and the painter who was good at observing the nature. The … Continue reading

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Birches Forest Edge by Russia Painter Isaac Levitan

Birches Forest Edge was also translated Betula Forests, which was the name of a realistic landscape painting created by the Russia painter Levitan (1860-1900) in 1888. Now it is collected in the Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow's Tretyakov. In … Continue reading

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Abstract Art: Black Square by Kazimir Malevich

In 1913, Kazimir Malevich painted the well-known abstract art, Black Square, which was the first work of supremacy, marking the birth of Suprematism. Malevich drew a square in a white paper and used the pencil to make it black out. This extremely simple … Continue reading

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Realism Art: Krestny Khod Religious Procession In Kursk Gubernia by Ilya Repin

Through the vast mass procession, Ilya Repin described all levels of Russian society and all kinds of characters. The central figure in the oil painting was the female landlord wearing a headscarf and holding the icon. Next to her were the … Continue reading

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Painting Style on The Gleaners 1857 by Jean Francois Millet

The Gleaners is the masterpiece of Millet that can best represent his painting style, which did not show any dramatic scenes, but just depicted people picking up the remaining wheat from the ground after the fall harvest. The body of The … Continue reading

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Protected: A Morning Walk by the Portrait Painters John Singer Sargent

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