How can a familiar scene like Renoir’s Gabrielle and Jean become a masterpiece?
In this post you will find a description of the work and the history of this painting.
Gabrielle and Jean by Renoir
Le Ninfee del Musee de l’Orangerie a Parigi.
Monet’s water lilies are none other than the flowers in the pond at the painter’s house in Giverny.
From a young age, the artist had focused his attention on seascapes, such as ‘Impression, soleil levant’ with which he inaugurated the first Impressionist exhibition. However, with the Water Lilies, Monet’s research continued into old age and even anticipated the avant-garde movements of the 20th century.
Monet’s Water Lilies
Jeff Robb’s works are the result of his studies in botany, his passion for the natural world and his experimentation with the latest 3D technologies.
Perhaps more importantly, his works reflect his deep study of the human mind and how it works.
Playing with light and form, with scientific observation and surrealist flair, Jeff Robb takes us into a parallel universe of extraordinary beauty.
The works of Jeff Robb
9) Enrico Minguzzi, D’oro decoro, 2022, olio su resina epossidica su tela, cm 160x120x4
Enrico Minguzzi’s works are inspired by an artistic genre in vogue in the 17th and 18th centuries and renew it: still life.
His are new forms, with new ‘natural’ objects and new colours.
The works of Enrico Minguzzi
Toulouse-Lautrec’s Bed is simply one of the earliest depictions of female couples.
Sapphic love had never been of interest to painting and neither did the patrons request this type of representation, unless it was set in a mythological scenario.
Toulouse-Lautrec breaks a taboo and describes something that nobody wanted to talk about yet.
The Bed of Toulouse-Lautrec
