Neo-plasticism was Produced During the First World War.

Artists saw the social contradiction and confusion and the decay of capitalism paintings reproduction. They did not know the law of social development, mistook the use of spirit and art that could save the society, and formed a spiritual world by using geometry abstract lines and colors to replace the capitalist world. Therefore, its ideological foundation was idealism and utopian socialism. Activities of neo-plasticism continued to 1931.

The paintings of Mondrian and Duisburg combined the horizontal and vertical lines in the plane and formed the right angle or rectangular blended with red, blue, and yellow. Dungeluo applied this principle into sculptures. Different from Mondrian, his works were based on the mathematics basis as the foundation and used the perpendicular and parallel to combine a certain space pattern from some simple stereo units. Neo-plasticism painting produced a quite big effect on the building of the 20th century.

In later posts, we will talk about Henri Matisse paintings.

Matisse’s Preference for the Oriental Art

Western classical painting reproduction lies in the main use of surface-modeling in shape and less in lines, while Matisse’s works just tries to impress people in their simple lines and warm colors. The lines and colors in Dance exactly reflect an enthusiastic and forceful life.

The picture is roughly made of three colors. In accordance with the interpretation of Matisse, he uses the most saturated color to construct the sky, home decorates the earth with green and depicts the human body in a bright scarlet. In terms of shape, the characters in the picture are surrounded by a circle like dancing. Careful viewers will find the closest two bodies actually do not hold together. This reserved space seems to be forced to separate or be open for the viewers. If you like, you could join the dance at any time.

In later posts, we will talk about Claude Oscar Monet.

Rembrandt Pays Much Attention to the Inner Temperament of the Face

This self portrait was created by Rembrant in 1665 when the painter lost his wife, sold off his property and moved to Llsang J Lahat. At that time, Rembrandt declined a lot in his career. He could just be in charge of the Art Product Processing Company which was founded by Titus, the son of Rembrandt's ex-wife and Hendry Gee, as an "employee". He worked as a carrier carrying products. And this picture is the real image of him at that time.

Rembrandt, as a 54 years old man, is a sloven with the color palette and painting brush in his left hand and right hand on his hip which reflects his poverty and miserableness. Fat body, kerchief on his head and two bright piercing eyes make him seem like thinking about something deeply. He stands still in front of the sketching easel with no smile on his face. The background is diluted in order to highlight the upper body of the painter himself, it looks like a steady tower. There is only the spirit of art holding him together forever. Rembrandt usually does not note the year of his self portraits. If all his self portraits are put into order, we can see that the self portraits before his 34 are full of faith, tenaciousness and fortitude. In this picture, the painter only uses a brief and broad way to sculpture his inside feeling. The serious expression on his face just reflects his suffering of the growing life pressure.

In later posts, we will talk about Claude Oscar Monet.

The mystery of the Mona Lisa Background

University of California Professor Carlo Pedretti thinks that, the background behind Mona Lisa came from the landscape in Bristol Arnold Bridge located in Arezzo city, central Italy. This is based on that Da Vinci was born in Vinci town which was about 100 kilometers away from Arezzo and he once lived there, in addition, the original landscape of this region was exactly the same as the background of Mona Lisa. Therefore, Da Vinci was likely to adopt the pastoral scenery of this region as the background of the Mona Lisa. When this view of Pedretti was announced in the International Symposium of Da Vinci Painting, many art history experts agreed with it.

The mystery of the cause of death of Mona Lisa
According to the records, Lisa •Di • Gherardini died of depression at the age of 46. But a Japanese cardiologist said he found Mona Lisa's left eye with a macular, which was a sign of high cholesterol levels. Japan cardiologist said Mona Lisa should die of myocardial infarction.

Mona Lisa is an endless issue for people to discuss. From its advent, the later generations have made a great deal of tasting and speculation, and left more and more puzzles. At present, there are hundreds of monographs concerning Mona Lisa and nearly 100 scholars considering this Da Vinci painting as a lifelong subject. The passage of time does not make the mysteries to be solved, only to leave more doubts to the future people with in-depth studies.

In later posts, let's talk about Ivan Aivazovsky.

The Spirit of Humanism

People began to reconsider the value of human beings and express their true feelings and ideas. Living in a wave of reform movement, Rafaela paintings sale were more human than previous paintings. Rafaela's figure types were his own creation, with round, gentle faces to induce a calm and happy mood in the viewer.

La Belle Jardinière, displayed the Louvre in Paris, has been regarded as a prime example of Rafaela Sanzio's works during the Renaissance Period. In this painting, Virgin Mary was sitting and taking care of two children -- Jesus and St John.

In later posts, let's talk about Edgar Degas.

River Thames Paintings of Alfred Sisley

Among Alfred Sisley important works are a series of paintings of the River Thames, mostly around Hampton, executed in 1874, and landscapes depicting places in or near Moret-sur-Loing.

Here are five I found.
1. view of the thames charing cross bridge 1874

2.under the bridge at hampton court 1874

3. moret sur loing 1885

4. moret sur loing 1888

5. moret sur loing 1888

Village Street Scene in Alfred Sisley Paintings

the most consistent of the Impressionists

in the dedication of Alfred Sisley to painting landscape

Here are five village scene paintings of Sisley

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1. a path in louveciennes 1876

2. a street in louveciennes 1878

3. a turn in the road 1885

4. a village street in winter 1893

5. bougival 1876

Vincent van Gogh Vase with Flowers Paintings

Vincent van Gogh was painting a series of works

here is one of the subjects

Flowers in Vase

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1. Still Life Vase With Cornflowers And Poppies 1887

2. Still Life Vase With Red Gladiolas 1886

3. Still Life Vase With Rose Mallows 1890

4. Still Life Vase With Roses 1890

5. Still Life Vase With Zinnias 1888

Sailing Ship in Canvas Art Set

interesting subject: sailing ship

Here are five amazing landscapes canvas sets.

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Hand-painted Landscape Oil Painting

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Hand-painted Landscape Oil Painting

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Hand-painted Landscape Oil Painting

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Hand-painted Landscape Oil Painting

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Hand-painted Oil Painting Landscape

Geometric Figure in Abstract Arts

What else subject in abstract arts?

Here are the geometric factors I found.

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Hand-painted Abstract Oil Painting - Set of 2

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Hand-painted Abstract Oil Painting - Set of 2

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Hand-painted Abstract Oil Painting - Set of 2

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Hand-painted Abstract Oil Painting - Set of 3

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Hand-painted Abstract Oil Painting - Set of 4

Winter Paintings: Add Warm to Your Room

Nothing freshens up a room like a nice coat of paint. The right color on the walls can immediately update a whole room.Warm up your home for the winter season with decorating oil paintings.

1. Vase of Flowers in the Winter Garden by Nikolay Bogdanov Belsky

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vase Of Flowers In The Winter Garden 

2.Winter Sun 1919 by Konstantin Korovin

Winter Sun 1919

3. Building the Winter Studio Ekely 1929 by Edvard Munch

Building The Winter Studio Ekely 1929

 

4. Winter Viii 1907 by Mikalojus Ciurlionis

Winter Viii 1907

5. Winter Landscape 1906 by Kazimir Malevich

Winter Landscape 1906

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