Edward Hopper’s fascinating work, “Early Sunday Morning”, where the apparent serenity of Seventh Avenue becomes a canvas that goes beyond the simple tranquil scene. This painting not only captures the essence of Economic Depression America, but unravels the real magic by exploring the lives of small shopkeepers and the profound social changes of the era. […]
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Discovering the fascinating world of art through the eyes of Claude Monet and his work «Impression, Sunrise». Intricate details and interpretation of this iconic painting that defined the impressionist movement. Acompáñame a desentrañar el significado detrás de cada pincelada, descubriendo así la trascendencia artística que dejó esta pieza de arte. Historical context Impression Sunrise by
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Joan Mitchell, painter of the work “Posted”, born in 1925 in Chicago, is remembered as a leading influential figure representing the American Abstract Expressionist movement. Although much of her career was spent in France, her impact on the art world has spread globally. Meeting Joan Mitchel Author of “Posted”. The Power of Choice At the
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Joan Miró, the master behind the paintings in 1933 Miró, the celebrated Catalan painter, has left an indelible mark on the art world, and among his most notable contributions are the 18 large paintings that make up the series of paintings made in 1933. In this article, we delve into the most significant and relevant
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In 1914, Sonia Delaunay, at the age of 29, immortalised the transformation of Paris with «Electric Prisms». This article explores the convergence of art, invention and urban life in Delaunay’s vibrant canvas. Historical context of «Electric Prisms» With the arrival of electric street lamps in 1878, Paris underwent a significant transformation into the era of
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Reasoning from the obvious field paintings Walking into an art gallery and being confronted with an abstract painting can raise questions about what to look at. However, behind the apparent simplicity of works known as color field paintings lies a complex world of artistic expression. This article explores the fascinating universe of Helen Frankenthaler, a
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This iconic painting, completed in 1511, not only captures the grandeur of classical antiquity, but also embodies profound philosophical ideas. At its core, the fresco presents the enduring dialogue between two great philosophers, Plato and Aristotle, each symbolizing distinct philosophical doctrines. In this article we delve into the rich symbolism and historical context of this
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Works of art have the power to transport us to different worlds, challenging our perception and leaving a deep impression on our souls. In this article, we explore the Mystery And Melancholy of a Street by Giorgio De Chirico, an artist who defied reality and became a forerunner of the surrealist movement. Join us to
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Vasily Kandinsky’s The Blue Mountain (Der blaue Berg), an iconic painting 1908-1909, stands as a treasure at the Guggenheim Museum, revealing the artist’s deep connection to the horse and rider motif and its apocalyptic meaning. This painting marks a turning point in the artistic evolution of Kandinsky, who believed fervently in the transformative power of
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At the heart of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Vasili Kandinsky’s Improvisation 28, second version, emerges as a unique masterpiece. This article delves into the artist’s connection to music and his vision of spiritual transformation. Harmonies Unleashed: Kandinsky Improvisation 28 (Second Version) FULL DESCRIPTION: Artist: Vasily KandinskyTitle: Improvisation 28 (Second Version)Date: 1912Medium: Oil on canvasDimensions:
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Artist: Giorgio de Chirico
Date: 1914; Paris, France
Media: oil, canvas
Genre: Cityscape
Style: Metaphysical art
Location: Private Collection
Dimensions: 85 x 69 cm
Original Title: Prismes électriques
Date: 1914
Technique: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 250 x 250 cm
Style: Abstract Art, Simultaneism, Orphism
Location: Centre Pompidou
Artist: Raphael
Year: 1509–1511
Type: Fresco
Location: Apostolic Palace, Vatican City
Dimensions: 500 cm × 770 cm (200 in × 300 in)
Artist: Vasily Kandinsky
Title: Improvisation 28 (Second Version)
Date: 1912
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 44 5/16 x 64 inches (112.6 x 162.5 cm)
Artwork Type: Painting
Artist: Salvador Dalí
Medium: Oil on paper
Year: 1925
Dimensions: 105 cm × 74.5 cm (41 in × 29.3 in)
Location: Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid
Location: Museum of Modern Art, New York
Date: 1910
Movement: Cubist Modernism
Technique: Oil on Canvas
