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Post n°16 pubblicato il 29 Settembre 2013 da paintingsframe
Bouquet of Sunflowers or sometimes simply Sunflowers is a painting by Claude Monet executed in 1881. The medium of the painting is oil on canvas. The dimensions of the painting are 39 3/4 x 32 inches, i.e. 101 × 81 cm. The painting was part of the private collection of H.O. Havemeyer who acquired it in 1929. On Mr. Havemeyer’s death, his wife bequeathed it to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Claude Monet’s Sunflowers: The bouquet is the single painting of Monet showing sunflowers and one of the very few Still lifes the artist executed.
Though some similarities between Van Gogh’s sunflowers and the ones of Monet exist, the first painted the individual sunflowers with a much higher level of detail whereas Monet focused more on the composition as a whole.
Post n°15 pubblicato il 27 Settembre 2013 da paintingsframe
Claude Monet was in many ways fascinated by Japanese culture. Many woodcuts and decorations at his house in Giverny attest to this, not least the bridge he had built in his garden. Monet included the bridge in many paintings that not only focused on the bridge itself but also on the pond it spanned, the water lilies in the pond and the banks surrounding the bridge. Claude monet painting a lot of bridge painting.such as Charing Cross Bridge, Waterloo Bridge and Japanese bridge.We all know Claude Monet once live in Japanese.In 1895, he had a small arched Japanese bridge built to span the western end of the pond. For this painiting Claude monet is say this.
"They are bringing the canvases to me one after the other. A color that I had found and sketched on one of these canvases yesterday reappears in the air. I am quickly given this painting and strive to fix this vision as permanently as possible. But it usually vanishes as fast as it sprang up, making way for another color I had already painted days ago on another study instantly put in front of me... And that is the way it is all day long."
Post n°14 pubblicato il 26 Settembre 2013 da paintingsframe
Monet found a large house to rent on the southern outskirts of the village. He signed a long-term lease and transported the family's belongings by river to Giverny in his studio boat. By June, Monet and his family were settled in their new home. Late in the year, he resumed his travels, but it was evident wherever he went he now missed his home as well as his family. In February 1884, he wrote to Alice from Bordighera: "If I am happy to work in this beautiful area, my heart is always at Giverny." Claude Monet is good at painting flowers.Like water lilies popies and so on This painting is my best like painting. claude monet rose. In the landscape, a mother and child pair in the foreground and another in the background are merely a pretext for drawing the diagonal line that structures the painting. Two separate colour zones are established, one dominated by red, the other by a bluish green. The young woman with the sunshade and the child in the foreground are probably the artist's wife, Camille, and their son Jean. claude monet rose this great painting is a beautiful painting.i like this painting and I buy this painting and hang on my wall.As I expected it’s so beautiful.
In place of the crisp, scintillating touch of the paintings of the previous year, he now handled his brush with more freedom and confidence.
Post n°13 pubblicato il 24 Settembre 2013 da paintingsframe
I really love this guys work... I thought i would share it with you... Really moving... especially when you see it right there in front of your face and you can walk up close to it and see all the details... its incredible... i love his styles and the use of colors. So today I share this fabian perez untitled ii painting. This stunning painting by Fabian Perez would make a fantastic addition to any room. Untitled II depicts an old man leaning against the desk and other men sitting back towards him. The old man clasps his hands and as if he is contemplating. Fabian Perez's artwork focuses deeply on the emotion and passion of the figures. Update your home with this hand-painted artwork from our store. The warmth and humanity of Fabian’s female subjects is as central to his images as their beauty and seductiveness. It is Fabian’s closeness to the reality of his subjects that sets him apart from other artists who might pain such figures from a greater distance. Fabian’s images are characterized by a passionate narrative style and an intoxicating atmosphere, both of which originate in his fascinating and unusual background. Fabian’s extraordinary upbringing, philosophical views and emotional integrity have all had a positive impact on all his work and combined with his unique talent to create a genuinely formidable artistic force which has swept across the contemporary art world.
Post n°12 pubblicato il 23 Settembre 2013 da paintingsframe
Edua was the creative force in Fabian’s life and Antonio was the inspiration for his work. Fabian witnessed his father’s unorthodox and often difficult life, portraying him in his paintings as “the cool guy” outside nightclubs and bordellos. Antonio owned a number of brothels and illegal nightclubs in Campana, and was frequently chased and closed down by the police. Nevertheless the young Fabian was constantly exposed to beautiful women who could seduce a man “simply by lighting a cigarette”. Today we see these “ladies of the night” exquisitely portrayed in many of Fabian’s paintings - memories of his youth and the nightlife he observed. Fabian Perez is an Argentina painter who is known for his paintings of the tango and this beautiful piece shows the dancers'movements flawlessly. This handmade oil painting of fabian perez "Tango" is composed of an array of colors and shadows to create a alluring and passionate piece which will make a wonderful addition to your home if you love emotionalism and the beauty of fabian perez tango.
There is the constant presence of rhythm which pervades every image, regardless of whether the subject is dancing or simply smoking on a balcony. This complete understanding of the tempo and cadences of the human body comes from two distinct areas of Fabian’s life. One is his own musicianship which is hugely important to him and connects with his artwork on a profound level. The other is his dedication to karate and the philosophy it embodies of identifying the essence of an individual and communicating that central vital spark on the canvas.
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