This spectacular exhibition is the largest and most extensive presentation of the artist's cut-outs ever assembled. Learn about Matisse's artistic process, explore his studios, and see the conservation effort for one of his major cut-outs.
A new book shows Matisse’s works from the Barnes Foundation, which houses one of the world’s largest collections of the artist’s masterpieces
Handmade oil painting reproduction from any famous artist - Henri Matisse Dance 1909 - Medium: Oil on canvas - Original size: 8' 6 1/2" x 12' 9 1/2" (259.7 x 390.1 cm) - 100% hand painted - this is not a print - Made to order - Free ship in a tube Each painting is custom made and won't ship until it gets your approval. Classic paintings simply take your breath away! They have a unique theme that makes it to standout in this crowded field. Art-lovers now have the unique opportunity to own each of these paintings as a handmade oil painting reproduction from any famous artist produced by our extremely skilled artist at NamPhuongArt gallery. Our artist reproduces classic paintings by hand, using only the quality oil paints on canvas SIZE Custom size is available PROCESSING TIME The process to make a painting takes between 2-3 weeks because we use oil paint. Oil need time to get dry in fresh air as the paint is oil based but sometimes We have overbooking so it takes a little more. If this happens I would send you an email to inform you before starting the work. Prior to shipping the painting we will send you a digital photo for your approval. This is your chance to suggest any changes and comment the painting. PACKING - Only painting: Rolled in 6 cm reinforced tube made specifically for the paintings. No extra cost. - Ready to hang: Fourth layered cardboard box. It's the safest (and expensive) way possible and the painting arrives brand new. Plus extra cost. Please contact us for more information Shipping made by the UPS Expedited to many places in the world. Transits time 3-5 business days shipping worldwide.
It's a bit retro, a bit stale, but it's the atmosphere that grabs you."
Edvard Munch, 1894
The piece had carried an on-request estimate of $70 million.
20" x 25" Henri Lebasque A Terrace in Pradet removable and repositionable peel and stick wall decal produced to meet museum quality standards. We present a comprehensive collection of exceptional wall decal reproductions by Henri Lebasque . Our wall decal stickers are produced using high-precision print technology for a more accurate reproduction printed with fade-resistant, archival inks, printed on high quality water-resistant satin cloth fabric backed with a repositionable, removable adhesive designed for easy, no hassle application to a wide variety of flat surfaces. Lightweight, easy-to-hang, no preparation needed, just peel off backing paper and stick on a flat surface; a great frame free alternative for exhibiting art prints. Lightweight, easy-to-hang, no preparation needed, just peel off backing paper and stick on a flat surface; a great frame free alternative for exhibiting art prints Material is a wrinkle-resistant, tear-resistant, water-resistant fabric, not water proof, intended for indoor use Made in the USA, at our Florida production facility, shipped unframed and rolled in a protective shipping tube.
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Artist William Orpen Stillorgan, County Dublin, Ireland, 27 November 1878 - 29 September 1931, London
Interior with Harp. Henri Lebasque (French, 1865-1937). Oil on canvas. The harp sits ready to play but the girls are more interested in their reading. The multi-coloured pillows of various sizes on...
Image 7 of 12 from gallery of A Rebellion Against Realism and Art: How Cubism Influenced Modern Architecture. Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, 1907 by Pablo Picasso. Image Courtesy of pablopicasso.org
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It is one of those rare cloudy , drizzly days here in the City of Angels; on my “desktop” sits Simberg’s Garden of Death , I felt today may be a good day to explore this Finnish m…
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1881
Seated Young Woman - Henri Lebasque 1917
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Pandemic or not, the artist’s masterly paintings explore conditions of aloneness as proof of belonging, Peter Schjeldahl writes.
“Nowhere does one come to know an artist better than in his prints [and] the woodcut is the most graphic of the print processes” – Ernst Kirchner Fancy owning art the Nazis considered ‘degenerate‘? Won’t someone think of the children, the censors wail, as they viewed German artist Ernst Kirchner’s expressionist paintings. Before we … Continue reading "Ernst Kirchner’s Degenerate Masterpieces"
“@arinoert Eu senti meu coração acelerar a ponto de sentir um pouco de falta de ar a primeira vez que vi "Caminhante sobre o mar de névoa", do Gaspar Friedrich. Desde então é minha obra de arte favorita, junto com "Impressão, nascer do sol", do Claude Monet.”
Le concert Mexicain , The Mexican Concert - Raoul Dufy , 1951 French, 1877-1953 Watercolour on paper, 66 x 50 cm.
The Print This giclée print delivers a vivid image with maximum color accuracy and exceptional resolution. The standard for museums and galleries around the world, giclée is a printing process where millions of ink droplets are “sprayed” onto high-quality paper. With the great degree of detail and smooth transitions of color gradients, giclée prints appear much more realistic than other reproduction prints. The high-quality paper (235 gsm) is acid free with a smooth surface. Paper Type: Giclee Print Finished Size: 16" x 16" Arrives by Sat, May 25 Product ID: 16226185
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Sailboats Henri Lebasque - circa 1907
In the early 1900s, Gertrude Stein and her brothers filled their Paris apartments with avant-garde art. The Steins bought paintings right out of the studios of young, scandalous artists — Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse and others — who met and mingled at the Steins' salons.
Marc Chagall, 1938
Sigrid Hjertén was a Swedish modernist painter. Hjertén is considered a major figure in Swedish modernism. Periodically she was highly productive and participated in 106 exhibitions. She worked as an artist for 30 years before succumbing to complications from a lobotomy for schizophrenia. Sigrid Hjertén was born in Sundsvall in 1885. She studied at the University College of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm and graduated as a drawing teacher. At a studio party in 1909, Hjertén met her future husband, twenty-year old Isaac Grünewald, who had already studied one year with Henri Matisse in Paris. Grünewald convinced her that she would do herself more justice as a painter. Later that year she went to Matisse's art school as well. As she studied under Henri Matisse in Paris, she was impressed by the way he and Paul Cézanne dealt with colour. This shows in her painting in contrasting colour fields and simplified contours, her way of achieving the greatest possible expressiveness. Her aesthetic intentions had primarily to do with colour, and in her later works from the 1930s she spoke of colours in terms such as cold yellow. Hjertén strove to find forms and colours that could convey her emotions. In that respect her work is more closely related to the German Expressionists, such as Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, than to the French painters, with their graceful play of lines. After a year and a half she returned to Sweden. In 1912 Sigrid Hjertén participated in a group show in Stockholm. It was her debut exhibition as a painter. In the following ten years she took part in many exhibitions both in Sweden and abroad, among other places in Berlin in 1915, where she was well received. Sigrid Hjertén was also represented at the Expressionist Exhibition at the Liljevalch's konsthall in Stockholm in 1918, together with two other artists. However, the contemporary critics were not enthusiastic about her art. In Hjertén's art, where she greatly exposes herself, one notices different stages of development. The influence of Matisse is perhaps mostly discernible in the 1910s. During this decade, Hjertén created many paintings with indoor pictures and views from her home, first at Kornhamnstorg Square and later at Katarinavägen Street, in Stockholm. Her husband Isaac Grünewald and her son Ivàn, as well as Sigrid herself, are often depicted in scenes that embrace various sorts of conflicts. At this time Sigrid Hjertén got acquainted with and inspired by the art made by Ernst Josephson during his illness. Between 1920 and 1932, Sigrid Hjertén and her family lived in Paris, and made many excursions to the French countryside and the Italian Riviera for painting. This was a relatively harmonious era in Hjertén's art, but her exhibits were very limited in this period. Her husband often visited Stockholm where he had a brilliant career. In the late twenties Hjertén increasingly suffered from various psychosomatic ailments, and she complained of loneliness. As time passed, an increasing tension can be seen in her art that successively rises and reaches its height immediately before the disease forces Sigrid Hjertén to cease as an artist. In the late twenties, while she was very isolated in France, colder and darker colours began to show. Recurring diagonal strokes helped to give the paintings a tense impression. During the thirties Hjertén painted innovative paintings which are characterized by menacing tones, growing storm clouds, and feelings of abandonment. In 1932, Sigrid Hjertén decided to return to Stockholm. But during packing she collapsed. She got to Sweden and was temporarily taken to the psychiatric hospital of Beckomberga with symptoms of schizophrenia. She recovered periodically and in the two following years (1932–1934) Hjertén's artistry culminated in a crescendo, where, like one possessed, she made pictures that expressed strongly loaded feelings. One gets the impression that she tried to master a threatening inner chaos with her creative work. She devoted herself to intensive painting, creating one picture a day, the picture-book of her life, according to an interview in the Swedish art magazine Paletten. Some paintings radiate horror while others give a warm and harmonious impression. During 1934, she traveled with her family in the south of Europe, where she painted. Sigrid Hjertén eventually made her name as an artist among the critics in 1935, when she exhibited with Isaac in Gothenburg. Yet, most contemporary critics had a negative and even scornful attitude towards Sigrid Hjertén's works of art, and many of them wrote deeply offensive reviews. Among other things her paintings were called idiocy, humbug, horrors and products of handicap. She won public recognition only in 1936, when she had a well received solo exhibition at the Royal Swedish Academy of Arts in Stockholm. Isaac, who had many mistresses over the years, divorced Sigrid and remarried. (Both Isaac and his new wife later died in a flying accident in 1946). At that time, Sigrid suffered from escalating mental illness, diagnosed with schizophrenia, and was permanently hospitalised at Beckomberga Psychiatric Hospital in Stockholm, where she remained for the rest of her life. After 1938 her artistic output dwindled. Following a botched lobotomy, she died in Stockholm in 1948. Sigrid Hjerén's total production amounted to slightly more than 500 paintings, together with sketches, water-colours and drawings. Hjertén had to fight the prejudices of her time throughout her career. Her paintings seem extremely personal for the era in which they were made, when issues of colour and form were uppermost in artists' minds. Her interest in humankind was often manifested in dramatic, even theatrical compositions, while her approach to colour was emotional as well as theoretical.
We arrived in Nice for a long weekend to celebrate my birthday just as a summer-long tribute to Matisse was drawing to a close. Nice 2013: A Summer for Matisse brought together many of…
Download Image of Dante Gabriel Rossetti - A Sea-Spell - 1939.92 - Fogg Museum. Free for commercial use, no attribution required. Public domain photograph related to music, performing arts, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description. Dated: 2016. Topics: paintings by dante gabriel rossetti in the fogg art museum, high resolution, dante gabriel rossetti, pre raphaelite
La stanza rossa di Matisse raffigura un interno domestico dove una donna è intenta a disporre una fruttiera su un tavolo, su cui si trovano anche altri
