By Johann Zoffany (German, 13 March 1733 – 11 November 1810)
It is not a Renaissance painting but it speaks about Renaissance. And it is a summary of Renaissance art in a painting. It illustrates the Tribune of the Uffizi of Florence and shows enthusiasts abducted by the beauty of many masterpieces. A kaleidoscope in which we are still lost today. The title is, in fact, “Tibuna degli Uffizi” by Johann Zoffany, an eighteenth-century German neoclassical painter and is at the Royal Collection of Windsor.
Vasily Dmitrievich Polenov – Pond with Breezes, 1881. Via SEA AND RIVERSCAPE PAINTINGS
René Magritte – Moonlight Architecture, 1956. Via Retroavangarda
René Magritte – The Castle in the Pyrenees (1959). Via Modern Art 20th Century.
Baghdad, Iraqi Art. Via Arts&Emotions Group
Henryk Berlewi – Siedząca kobieta, 1922. Via Retroavangarda
Salvador Dalí – The Three Glorious Enigmas of Gala, 1982. Via Retroavangarda
Painted by Salvador Dali at the age of 12. Via Art Circle
A self-taught artist Andrey Repnikov has started painting since 1990. He was born in Moscow in 1963. He is mainly a landscape painter. Via The Depth of a Russian Soul – Russian Painters
Melting Masterpiece Digital Artworks by Alper Dostal. Via Bauhaus Movement
Paul Klee’s works 1927. Via Modern Twentieth Century Art
Wassily Kandinsky – Composition, 1940. Via Wassily Kandinsky
Erik Olson (Sweden,1901-1986) Man i allé, 1920. Via Modern Art 20th Century.
Jackson Pollock (American, January 28, 1912 – August 11, 1956) – Man with Knife. #expressionism. Via Jackson Pollock Art
Paul Klee (Swiss German, 18 December 1879 – 29 June 1940) – Landscape with Yellow Birds (1923). Courtesy: Avril Shab
Francis Bacon (Irish-bornBritish, 28 October 1909 – 28 April 1992) – Study of a Man Talking, 1981. Via Retroavangarda
Diego Rivera – The Temptations of Saint Antony, 1947. Via Modern Twentieth Century Art.
MAXFIELD PARRISH (American 1870 – 1966) – Sunrise, 1933, Period print on paper, 15 x 12in. Via Modern Art 20th Century.
