The female rage potrayed in Auguste Toulmouche's The Hesitant Fiancée. The first time I've come across this painting was when I was 12. Her expressions embodied my frustration as a woman. Marriage has always been put as a burden on me, and I DON'T WANT TO GET MARRIED. I was ONLY 12 when they kept bringing up marriage into my face. As I grow older,...... 2 reply
It's between Hair Love or Bao (both short films) but both of them have touched my heartstrings. 1 reply
The Acrobats by artist Gustave Doré is one of my personal favorites. The emotional termoil and subtle details telling their woefull story is just so enchanting. The mother, a fortune teller holds her dying son who fell from a high rope, has before her feet cards as if depicting what would happen. The owl looking away from them shows their lack of ...... 1 reply
i love 'la folie' by gustave doré!! i find it really interesting how the artist had originally painted a baby in her arms instead of the jester's bauble, and overall the painting is gorgeouss reply
Idk much ab art but this omg. Like its the eyes for me—Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan
Painting by Ilya Repin reply
boring ahh answer but i never knew what it meant for art to make you feel something until i saw this painting. as a bonus here's something i made inspired by it 3 reply
So many fine arts might as well put another
Painting: The Fallen Angel by Alexandre Cabanel
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I LOVEEEEE art so picking one is like impossible for me so i've narrowed it down to 2 rococo style paintings; first one being
"The bathing pool" by Hubert Robert
and the other one being
"the swing" by Jean-Honoré Fragonard
i love love love these two painting so much the colours and the carefree-ness of the women is so precious and beautiful ...... 1 reply
