Portrait of Ivan Kliun, Kazimir Malevich
The knife grinder, Kazimir Malevich
Composition VII, Wassily Kandinsky
Abstract Speed + Sound, Giacomo Balla
The persistence of memory, Salvador Dali
Abstractionism, cubism, futurism, surrealism, dadaism and so on literally as a whole rejected rules, traditions and transcended the power realism had, th...... 2 reply
Study for self-portrait, Francis Bacon
The Lovers, Rene Margaitte
Nighthawks, Edward Hopper
Shinjuku Calling, Yamagami Yukihiro
Not exactly a painting (pencil drawing with an overlayed video projection) but I always like to talk about this artist’s work since he’s not well known
Overall I enjoy surreal intimate looking art and…urban ...... 2 reply
I like all of Hieronymus Bosch's works (because of the colors) but The Garden of Earthly Delights is my favorite. reply
The last time I answered this question I did a diffrent painting but this one haunts me as well. The Massacre of the Innocents by Léon Cogniet tells of a story where king Herod ordered the killings of all boys under two years of age out of fear that ,just as the Magi had predicted ,one of them would become king of the jews. A horrific biblical sla...... reply
Commenting here so I can see beautiful paintings (no I'm not following it) 1 reply
- portrait of madame x by john singer sargent
- clytemnestra by john collier
- everything ever made by alphonse mucha
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Back in hs senior year, our english/literature teacher gave us a task to search for a painting and recreate it. This is the first thing i found and liked but like a week before the deadline, she changed her mind. Lolz reply
Idk if I have one favourite, but I absolutely love Amos Ferguson's work. I think his use of colour & composition are really nice I can stare at his paintings forever.
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i am also not qualified to answer as i've seen very few paintings in my time, but i love anything claude monet, i just love the soft colors smm reply
