Year of painting: 1962. Painting dimensions: 101.6 x 139.7 cm Material: canvas. Writing technique: oil. Genre: urban landscape. Style: new realism. Gallery: Museum of Fine Arts, Montgomery, Alabama, USA.
Hopper – “Room in Brooklyn”
Year of painting: 1932. Dimensions of the painting: 68.36 x 73.98 cm. Material: canvas. Writing technique: oil. Genre: interior. Style: socialist realism. Gallery: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, USA.
David Jacques Louis – “The Oath of the Horace”
Year of painting: 1784. Dimensions of the painting: 330 x 425 cm. Material: canvas. Writing technique: oil. Genre: historical painting. Style: neoclassicism. Gallery: Louvre, Paris, France.
Degas – “Dance class”
Year of painting: 1874. Dimensions of the painting: 85 x 75 cm. Material: canvas. Writing technique: oil. Genre: genre painting. Style: impressionism. Gallery: Musée d’Orsay, Paris, France
Grigoriev Sergey – “Returned”
A heavy man’s boot is placed next to a fragile toy set. And from the inappropriateness of this neighborhood, it is felt with particular acuteness how fraught with danger for the world of childhood is the intrusion of adult troubles, troubles and difficulties into it. The ashes of a smoking cigarette are falling on the […]
Bouguereau – “The Birth of Venus”
Year of painting: 1879. Dimensions of the painting: 300 × 218 cm. Material: canvas. Writing technique: oil. Genre: mythological painting. Style: neoclassicism. Gallery: Musée d’Orsay, Paris, France.
Buonarroti Michelangelo – “Leda and the Swan”
Year of painting: 1520. Painting dimensions: no data. Material: no data. Writing technique: engraving. Genre: mythological painting. Style: High Renaissance. Gallery: National Library, Paris, France.
Degas Edgar – “In the cafe. Absinthe”
One of his most famous works – “Absinthe” Edgar Degas wrote in 1893, initially calling it “People in the Cafe”. In the picture, the artist depicted two people – a man and a woman sitting at a cafe table. It is noticeable that the woman is pretty drunk, while the man is completely sober. Degas […]
Degas Edgar – “Dance Lesson”
The depiction of ballet and ballerinas by Edgar Degas is simply permeated with subtle beauty and grace. A lot of sketches, sketches and completed works of the artist have survived, depicting certain scenes and episodes from the life of the ballet. Degas was indeed very fascinated by the grace and plasticity of the dancers, but […]
Ivanov – “Branch”
Alexander Ivanov was an amazingly versatile artist. It so happened that he is known to a wide circle of people, first of all, for his masterpieces on biblical themes. But Ivanov’s work was not limited only to this. He was able to paint pictures of nature very subtly and sincerely. One of these canvases is […]