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Category Archives: Oil Painting
The Sick Child by Edvard Munch
This painting is a painful memory of Munch's family suffered in his childhood, and it depicts the scene of his 15-year-old sister Sophia got sick. Although she hadn't lost her childish temperament, she was thin and pale for tortured by … Continue reading
Posted in Expressionism, Oil Painting
Tagged Edvard Munch, memory, oil painting, painful memory, sick
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Anecdote: Fighting for a Prostitute, Painter Paul Gauguin Cut Van Gogh's Ear off
Reported by Daily Mail, although according to the description of history, Van Gogh's ear was cut off by himself, actually the person who cut off Van Gogh's ear was Paul Gauguin, the painter who was as famous as Van Gogh. … Continue reading
Friendship Between Matisse and Picasso
During April 1906, at a party at Gertrude Stein's house, Henri Matisse was introduced to Picasso, who was 12 years younger. Picasso and Matisse held entirely different view both on the aesthetic ideas of art and in lifestyle. Comparing with Picasso, … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Painting, Oil painting artist, Post-Impressionism
Tagged friendship, Henri Matiss, Matisse, Picasso, Portraits
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Bordeaux Wine by Monet Will Show Up in Shanghai
As one of the celebrations of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and France, The Master of Impressionism: Monet Exhibition will be held at chi K11 art space of Shanghai K11 Shopping and Arts Center in 8th, March. … Continue reading
Posted in Color, Oil Painting, Oil painting artist, portrait
Tagged Bordeaux Wine, cartoon character, Claude Oscar Monet, Impressionism, Monet Exhibition, shanghai
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Can Oil Painting Art Reflect on Real Life?
These days, contemporary oil painting The Night's Silence, which is on display at Art Museum in Nanjing, China is concerned by public, and also raises deep study on whether the oil painting can reflect the reality of people's lives . … Continue reading
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Van Gogh Sunflowers was on Display Again for the British Public
It is reported by British media on October 28 that two paintings of Van Gogh Sunflowers series will be held in Combination exhibition on 25 January to 27 April next year at the National Gallery in London. After 65 years, Sunflowers … Continue reading
Posted in Impressionism Painting, Oil Painting, Oil painting artist
Tagged art, Britain, exhibition, Netherlands, paintings, Sunflowers, Van Gogh
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Contemporary Oil Painting by Spanish Artist Has Exhibited in Hangzhou, China
In the world , there is such a country where from babbling children, to sixties and seventies, all areas of society in the art aesthetics and painting education reflect it is a profound oil painting country, and this country is … Continue reading
Easter, Get Solidified Classical Paintings Moving
Here, in the frame, you can see a fly is flying through by a dead frog, flowers buds in the pot starting slowly, Van Gogh Sunflowers changing the angle with the sun. As well as the Italian paintings Sleeping Venus, … Continue reading
Posted in Classicism, High Renaissance, Oil Painting, Oil painting artist
Tagged classical paintings, classicism, paintings, paintings producing, Sunflowers, Van Gogh
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Boys in a Pasture, Missing their Past
Winslow Homer, an American landscape painter and printmaker, was known as the foremost and preeminent painter in the history of American art. He was largely self-taught painter, who began his career as an apprentice with a Boston lithographer. Homer’s gift … Continue reading
Posted in Modernism, Oil Painting, Oil painting artist
Tagged American painter, arts, boy, Modernism, paintings, people, Winslow Homer
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Girl on a Swing, Weaving Dream
Girl on a Swing is a watercolor painted by Winslow Homer in 1879, who was born in Boston and is considered to be the greatest American painter of the nineteenth century. Maybe because his mother had a gift in watercolorist, … Continue reading
Posted in Color, Modernism, Oil Painting, Oil painting artist
Tagged artisoo, girl. swing, home decor, Modernism, oil art, Winslow Homer
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