Billiard Parlour At Night of Van Gogh becomes relevant due to its inspiration in a night cafe frequented by drunks and prostitutes. This work is also known as “Le Café de Nuit” or “The Night Café” is considered one of his masterpieces like many others. Vincent van Gogh was a pioneer of post-impressionism in the …
What Not To “Don’t Do” Before Buying A Oil Painting Kit For Beginners “Learn From My Mistakes” My name is Dayana Fuentes, and I have to confess that my first contact with oil painting began in a very picturesque and unexpected way, “Trying to buy my painting kit for beginners. It all started in the …
Guernica, a silent witness to the Spanish civil war unleashed in 1936 and extended over three years, becomes a prophetic symbol. The population of Guernica, a town in northern Spain, was the victim of an attack planned by the Nazi Luftwaffe in complicity with General Francisco Franco, leader of the rebellion against the Spanish Republic. …
Historical Context of Dynamism Of a Dog On A Leash At the dawn of the 20th century, art began to pulsate with a new energy, one that sought to capture the essence of modernity and speed: “Futurism”. Among the pioneers of this movement was Giacomo Balla, an artist who, along with contemporaries such as Umberto …
Come and learn how Mary Cassatt transformed simple moments, such as a tea party, into artistic expressions that challenged the norms of her time. Through paintings such as “Five O’Clock Tea” we will review and analyze the way in which this pioneer captured the essence of everyday life and femininity, highlighting its relevance in impressionism …
To delve into Paul Gauguin’s “The Vision after the Sermon” is to enter a universe where spirituality and biblical iconography are intertwined with art. Created in 1888 in Pont-Aven, Brittany, it transports you to a unique moment where Breton women, dressed in regional costumes, witness the intense struggle between Jacob and an angel, as recounted …
The story of Paul Gauguin’s Night Cafe at Arles is a fascinating tale where the brushstrokes are only the beginning. This painter had the privilege of sharing eight weeks in the French city of Arles with none other than Vincent Van Gogh. This experience became a transcendental event for this painting and the history of …
Let me take you back in time to 19th century Paris! There, you will come across a painting that exudes beauty and emotion: “The Cradle”, Berthe Morisot’s most iconic work. Painted in 1872, this piece introduces us to a tender and touching instant, where a mother watches over her sleeping daughter. In this article, I …
In the summer of 1921, Pablo Picasso, the Spanish artistic genius, gave life to a captivating masterpiece in the studio of a villa in Fontainebleau, near Paris: “Three Musicians”. Created in two versions, it encapsulates the distinctive essence of the synthetic cubist style. Although both editions share the same subject, notoriety leans towards one of …
In 1849, Gustave Courbet brought to life “The Stonebreakers,” a painting that captures the harsh reality of the poor in 19th century France. Set at the time of Karl Marx and Friedrich’s influential “Communist Manifesto,” this work serves as a window into the social struggles of the time. In this article, we explore Courbet’s monumental …