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Category Archives: Oil Painting
Irises
“It strikes the eye from afar. The Irises are a beautiful study full of air and life." says Theo, Van Gogh's brother, who is extremely taken with the painting. This painting conjures up a cold atmosphere by the large-area magnificent … Continue reading
Posted in Impressionism Painting, Oil Painting
Tagged flower, garden, landscape painting, Vincent van Gogh
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A Brief Analysis of Freud's Oil Painting Techniques
The British painter Lucian Freud was the most famous realist painter, whose grandfather was the famous founder of psychoanalysis Sigmunt Freud. He went to England and was affected by the painter Francis Bacon. From the perspective of painting techniques, Freud's works were … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Painting
Tagged brushstroke, color, Lucian Freud, painting skills, technique
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Lady in Blue
The woman in blue was created by the famous Russian painter Konstantin Somov from 1897 to 1900. Somov (1869-1939) was the main representative figure of the arisen "Art world" of Russia from the late 19th century to the early 20th century, … Continue reading
Flora in Titian's Works
Flora is a representative work of Titian. Flora was the nymph of the Greek mythology. The Italian make the day from April 28 to May 3 as their annual Flora festival, people get together happily to have fun during the … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Painting
Tagged beauty of Venice, color, Flora, harmony, oil painting, Titian
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Corneliu Baba Works
Corneliu Baba was born on November 18, 1906, in Craiova, his father was also a painter. Baba graduated from the department of Philosophy at the University of Bucharest in 1930, and began to study art systematically in the Iasi school … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Painting, Oil painting artist
Tagged artistic characteristics, Corneliu Baba, life introduction, natrual, works
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The Hanged Man's House By Paul Cezanne
The Hanged Man's House made between 1872 and 1873 shows people an entirely new work to people. He is still in use of dense colors in previous years, but he has made them belong to the intermediate tone. Volume shows … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Painting
Tagged description, house, intermediate tone, light, oil painting, Paul Cezanne, space
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The Boulevards Under Snow
The famous impressionist painter collector Romanian George Debary spent 210 francs buying Monet’s Sunrise Impression in 1878. Pissarro's The Boulevards Under Snow also belongs to his private collection. George Debary was a homeopathic doctor and had collected dozens of Pissarro's works. … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Painting
Tagged Camille Pissarro, Impressionism, oil painting, painting background, snow
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James Tissot and The Thames River
James Tissot (1836 – 1902) was a well-known French neo-classicism painter. He was born in Nantes, France. He studied art at Beaux-Arts in Paris, Tissot's early paintings were mainly about history, which was influenced by his education in the Netherlands. … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Painting
Tagged James Tissot, life, oil painting, success, The Thames River
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Sunflower-Vincent Van Gogh
Preserved in the British National Gallery, Sunflower is one of the most attractive oil paintings to viewers. Its painter, one of the greatest artists, Vincent van Gogh showed his fanatical love to art through this painting. His father was missionary, … Continue reading
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Tagged inspiration, life, oil painting, sunflower, Vincent van Gogh
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Portrait Of Victor Chocquet
Paul Cezanne's paintings have distinct characteristics. He emphasizes the purity of paintings and pays attention to the form of painting. Through painting, he will explore some simple forms under the nature and at the same time make the scattered visual … Continue reading