Creating Spectacle Between Cubism And Abstraction

Because of the brilliantly coloured, flat paintings of everyday objects he started painting in the Thirties, Fernand Léger is taken into account one among the forefathers of the art movement. However, Léger 1st became far-famed for the distinctive variation of artistic movement he created, dubbed...

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Pierre Bonnard- The French Post Impressionist and a Founder Member of Les Nabis

The French post-impressionist painter and printmaker Pierre Bonnard was a remarkable artist of mid nineteenth century. He was also the founding member of Les Nabis, the avant-garde group of France. Bonnard’s childhood was uneventful and he grew up to enter the University of Paris in 1896 to study law....

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Now Buy Max Ernst Sculptures Online

Max Ernst – who was among the foremost vital artist artists –completed a degree in philosophy, scientific discipline and humanities in the metropolis. At that point, he had already acquired contact with current developments in art and met August Macke, parliamentarian Delaunay and poet, among others....

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Biography of Camille Pissarro

Camille Pissarro was born on July 10, 1830, to a Jewish French father and a mother who is a native of Danish Antilles. His father sent him to Paris, France from 1842 to 1847 to receive his early education at a private school in Passy, a little village close to Paris. As early as that point, he spends...

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Roy Lichtenstein—Illustrator, Painter (1923–1997)

Roy Lichtenstein, the American pop artist was best known for his bold usage of colours and for the parodies of comic strips that he created alongside the advertisements. Roy Lichtenstein was born on October 27, 1923 in New York City. He grew up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Lichtenstein became...

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Art Lovers Can Now buy Henri Matisse Paintings Online

Henri Matisse is one of the well known French artists of the twentieth century and foremost figure of the artistic movement, a mode of painting that emerged within the early twentieth century France. Adopted by a tiny low cluster of artists (next, to Henri Matisse, a number of the known Fauvists embody...

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