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Otis Kaye, Easy Come, Easy Go
Property from The Warshawsky Collection. Norman Rockwell, Man With Nose In Book (The Bookworm) (1926).
Milton Avery, Spring in Vemont.
Edward Hopper, Two Puritans, 1945.
Thomas Hart Benton, Still Life
Ralph Blakelock, Stilly Night
William Merritt Chase, The Blown Thistle, Long Island
Property From A Distinguished Private Collection. Maxfield Parrish, Norwich, Vermont
Jacob Lawrence, City Collegge is Like a Beacon Over Harlem
Frederic Church, View of Blackwell’s Island, New York
Childe Hassam, Flowers Against a White Wall
Kenneth Southworth Davies, Clapboards & Shadows
Inspirations.
Édouard Vuillard: Turn of the Century Paris
A painter of interiors and park landscapes, Vuillard created his first lithograph series in black-an...
Ben Weiner: Post-Psychedelic Dreams
Ben Weiner lives and works in Queens, New York.
More cats in art
Cats throughout the centuries.
Heinrich Hoerle, Franz Wilhelm Seiwert and Anton Raederscheidt
Paintings by Heinrich Hoerle, born 1895, Franz Wilhelm Seiwert, born 1894, and Anton Räderscheidt, ...
Ghost: Kader Attia and Ventimiglia
The striking similarities between the installation of Kader Attia and the current situation in Venti...
Modigliani: Your real duty is to save your dream
"What I am searching for is neither the real nor the unreal, but the subconscious, the mystery of wh...
Neighborhood
A bi-annual competition organised by architekturbild e.v. and Deutsches Architekturmuseum in Frankfu...
Frank Stella: Radical Abstraction
In 1959, a newcomer in his early twenties takes New York’s art scene by storm: the American Frank ...
The New Social
From April 1st to Mary 31st 2015, twelve outstanding young European photographers will be presenting...
Sony World Photography Awards
Gordon Walters: Koru
"My work is an investigation of positive/negative relationships within a deliberately limited range ...
Landscape in my Mind
A network of connections between man and nature, the landscape presents itself as a projection of th...
Monet and the Birth of Impressionism
The nineteenth century was a time of upheavals. A wide variety of developments took place at the sam...
Contemporary Still Life
Works from the Sony Photography Award 2015 shortlist. © Courtesy of 2015 Sony World Photography Awa...
Richard Estes´ New York
"Estes is a paradigmatic example of a world-class artist who is also a consummate artisan. He uses h...
Herb Aach: Color Theory
Intense hues evenly inhabit the circular forms: clear orange, a lush green, a glowing violet and oth...
Who the f*** is Halil Altindere?
Since the mid-late 1990 artist Halil Altindere played with the notions of social and individual idio...
The Bean King
A painting by Jacob Jordaens
Diego Velázquez
Baroque Master painter Velázquez, celebrated as the "painter of painters" by Édouard Manet, inspir...
Gianfranco Pardi
Born in Milan in 1933, Gianfranco Pardi started studying poetry and philosophy, dedicating himself t...
18 classic chairs
The chair is one of the most fascinating design objects of all time. An exhibition at the Gorcums Mu...
Enrico Castellani: Superficie
Enrico Castellani was born in Castelmassa, Rovigo, in 1930. He moved to Brussels in 1952 where he st...
A Happy and Abundant New Year
Flemish painter Pieter Aertsen was one of the first artists to paint "inverted still lifes," works i...
Sigrid Sandstrom
"Seeing allows us to navigate the world. Through perception we become oriented in space and time. Se...
William Glackens
Glackens was a boyhood friend of Albert C. Barnes (1872–1951), the Philadelphia-born pharmaceutica...
Stuart Davis
Stuart Davis was born in Philadelphia on Dec. 7, 1894. His father was the art editor of the Philadel...
Abstract
Jack Vanzet is a 23 year old art director, music producer and visual artist based in Melbourne, Aust...
Modern Masters at Albertina
Albertina in Vienna has recently acquired on permanent loan two significant collections of Impressio...
Masood Kamandy
Masood Kamandy (b. 1981 in Colorado) is a Los Angeles based artist. Masood received his MFA from the...
Posters from Germany, Austria, Switzerland
In the spirit of media theorist Marshall McLuhan’s widely known book The Medium is the Massage: An...
Pieter Bruegel the Elder: The Speaker
Master painter Pieter Bruegel the Elder would often use biblical themes to depict village life as he...
Firework Drawings
Rosemarie Fiore (born 1972, New York) lives and works in Bronx, NY. She studied at University of Vi...
The farmer continued to plough
"Landscape with the Fall of Icarus" is a painting in oil on canvas long thought to be by Pieter Brue...
German Pop
Was there Pop Art in Germany? Pop, which began in Great Britain and the USA and was quickly establis...
Cecil Touchon
Cecil Touchon, born 1956 Austin, Texas is a contemporary American collage artist, painter, published...
Sergio Mora
Sergio Mora was born in Barcelona in 1975 and studied at La Llotja. He lives and works in Barcelona....
Wataru Yamakami
Great Vitality
Great Vitality: Old work and leftover materials were renewed through ripping, cutting, painting, and...
The Return of the Herd
It is that time again - summer has finally ended, and winter is coming. This 16th century painting b...
Chair Art
Chairs by artists: Ai Weiwei, Joseph Beuys, Julius Deutschbauer, Tone Fink, Heinz Frank, Gelitin, Ma...
Geometric Abstraction
Artist Gary Andrew Clarke lives and works in Manchester, UK.
Indolence in Art
Indolence is the avoidance of activity. "I like the word ´indolence´. It makes my laziness seem cl...
William Turner
The exhibition "Late Turner – Painting Set Free" surveys the achievements of JMW Turner (1775–18...
Hans Christiansen´s Jugendstil
"I take my work as an artist as general as possible: I want to paint a portrait but can also design ...
Venice without Tourists
La serenissima
Pop Art 1960s
“Popular, mass produced, expendable, cheap, witty, sexy, playful, conspicuous, seductive” Richar...
Walker Evans. A Life’s Work
Depression Era photography by Walker Evans.
Walker Evans (1903 – 1975) was one of the great pers...
The Harvesters
This painting is one in a series of six works that depict different times of the year. As in many of...
100 Years of Swiss Design
To the present day, design in Switzerland has the reputation of being honest, precise, sober and use...
Baroque Co-creation: Jan Brueghel I and Rubens
During the seventieth century, two of the most famous masters of baroque art - Jan Brueghel the Elde...
Cats in Art
According to historians, the relationship of cats with humans could date back more than 9,000 years....
Jason Martin
Jason Martin was born in Jersey, Channel Islands, in 1970. He went to Chelsea School of Art and made...
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec: La Vie Bohème
Turn-of-the-century Paris was a state of mind as well as an environment for artists and bohemians. A...
Gustav Klimt: Landscapes
Georg Flegel: Still Life Painter
Georg Flegel (1566 – 23 March 1638, Frankfurt-am-Main) was a German painter. He is today best know...
"... Cheese! We´ll go somewhere where there´s cheese!"
Pictures of cheese painted by old and new masters.
The World is an Apple.
French post-impressionist Paul Cézanne (1839–1906), "the painter of apples" synthesized formal pr...
Kinetic Sculptures by Alexander Calder
Undoubtedly one of the most celebrated inventors of modern sculpture, Alexander Calder (1898-1976) i...
An Art Collector in His Art Chamber
2014 is the anniversary year of four-hundredth birthday of Archduke Leopold Wilhelm (1614-1662) of H...
Nils Dardel: Modern Dandy
Nowadays, Sweden loves Nils Dardel’s (1888–1943) oeuvre. But that was not always the case. He ha...
Venice of America
The Venice recreation area opened on July 4, 1905. Unfortunately for Abbot Kinney, the developer of ...
Ilya Chashnik Илья Чашник
Ilya Chashnik was one of the foremost disciples of Kazimir Malevich. He was born into a humble Jewis...
Karl Neubacher: Media Artist, 1926-1978
Born in Hattenberg in Upper Austria in 1926, Karl Neubacher, along with Richard Kriesche and Peter G...
Summer by Arcimboldo
Call him creative, whimsical, or deranged. Milanese painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo was a stained-glass ...
Venus with Cupid Stealing Honey
This painting tells the story of a poem about how Cupid complains to his mother, Venus (the goddess ...
Posters. Andy Warhol
Andy Warhol (1928-1987) was painter and illustrator, photographer and film-maker; he published magaz...
Parmigianino: Schiava Turca
The exquisite portrait of an unknown woman called the Schiava Turca ("Turkish slave") is an icon of...
Wall painting project for a Cowork Space that links with environmental concerns
All my mural projects have in common the portuguese identity and connection to the history of the pl...
The house was just a cage, when embroidering, the portuguese woman wove the webs of silence - Lisbon, 2014
Mural : Urban Art Collaboration with EBANO Collective and GAU - Galeria de Arte Urbana
Wall painting...
The legend of the Penha de França Lizard - Lisbon, 2012.
Mural / Urban Art - collaboration with GAU - Galeria de Arte Urbana
Wall Painting that tells the sto...
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The Demonstrations series.
A new series of paintings, oil on canvas, that deal with movement, the power and energy of the crowd...
Curtains
A series of watercolour paintings.
Pierre Bonnard: The Memory of Colors
In autumn and winter 2019/20 the Bank Austria Kunstforum Wien presented »Pierre Bonnard - The Color...
Objects of Desire
»Surrealism and Design 1924 – Today«
28.09.2019 – 19.01.2020 at Vitra Design Museum
Surrealis...
I See Violence in Your Eyes (I-VIII)
Pigment, graphite, charcoal, & mixed media on paper.
Pieter Bruegel
During his lifetime, Pieter Bruegel the Elder was already among the period’s most sought-after art...
Black Box. A Cabinet of Robotic Curiosities
The Vitra Campus has a new exhibition space: in one of the houses at the southern entrance, a Black ...
The Joys of Ice Skating
That skating 400 years ago was one of the most popular winter activities in the Netherlands can be s...
Wayne Sorce: Urban Color
"Wayne Sorce: Urban Color" is on view from October 21st through November 30th at Joseph Bellows Gall...
Franz Kline
Around 1950, Franz Kline radically simplified painting: “Instead of making a sign you can read, yo...
New Generation
Experiemntal art
Design for Disaster
"A disaster zone where everything is lost offers the perfect opportunity for us to take a fresh look...
Kippenberger
Martin Kippenberger (born 1953 in Dortmund, died 1997 in Vienna) is one of the foremost and simultan...
“I perhaps owe it to flowers that I became a painter.”
Arguably the most important painter of gardens in the history of art, Monet was also an avid horticu...
Expression/Information
Painting is seen as a form of practice that—contrary to canonical accounts—in no way shies away ...
German Art since 1960
German ‘paragons of painting’ such as Georg Baselitz, Jörg Immendorff and Markus Lüpertz have ...
HOKUSAI X MANGA
Courtesans, Heroes, Stars and Phantoms - In the early seventeenth century, Edo, which was the bigges...
Raymundo Colares
Raymundo Colares (1944 in Grão Mogol, Minas Gerais - 1986 in Montes Claros, Minas Gerais) was a Bra...
Tamara
Tamara de Lempicka (1898 – 1980) was a Polish Art Deco painter. She was the most fashionable portr...
Télémaque
Hervé Télémaque naît à Port-au-Prince, le 5 novembre 1937. En 1957, il quitte Haïti pour New Y...
Impressionist Gardens
“Many of Monet’s colleagues shared his passion for gardening and were inspired to paint gardens ...
Still Life Monkeys
The inclusion of a monkey with other still-life elements imitates earlier Flemish still-life painter...
Damien Coupeté images
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German Painting after the 1960s
What is so 'German' about the art made by German painters and sculptors after the 1960s to now? The ...
David Bowie is Crossing the Border.
This is a tribute to the musician, artist, designer, and dandy David Bowie (January 8th, 1947-Januar...
The Slave Ship
But, I think, the noblest sea that Turner has ever painted, and, if so, the noblest certainly ever p...
The Sea by Emil Nolde
Born in the village of Nolde in 1902, Emil Hansen came from a family of peasants. Nolde completed an...
Forward Retreat
Mark Tansey was born in California. He attended art classes at the San Francisco Art Institute and s...
Pavel Tchelitchew: Spiral head
Pavel Tchelitchew (Па́вел Фёдорович Чели́щев) (1898 - 1957) was a surrealist ...
Fernando Botero
Who doesn´t like Botero? Colombian painter and sculptor Fernando Botero (born 1932 in Medellín) is...
Sebastian Stoskopff the Painter of Vessels
Sebastian (or Sébastien) Stoskopff (Strasbourg, July 13, 1597 – Idstein February 10, 1657) was an...
Jean Arp: Randomness
Randomness was a key part of Jean Arp’s work right from the creation of the first dadaist group in...
Europa ‒ Where it has been & Where it is at
What image represents Europe? Is it the fall of the Berlin Wall, universal human rights, the Europea...
Heaven & Hell
Details from paintings by Hieronymus Bosch.
