Painting is the practice of applying paint, pigments, colors, or any on a surface (support base). The application of a general average is applied to the base with a brush, but other objects can be used. In art, the term describes both the act and the result is called a table. Paintings could be supported by surfaces such as walls, paper, canvas, wood, glass, paint, clay or concrete and can incorporate many other materials such as sand, clay, paper, gold leaf and objects.
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| Mona Lisa (La Gioconda or La Joconde as well) known in a sixteenth-century Florence painted oil painting on poplar panel, during the Renaissance by Leonardo da Vinci Italian Piero de services. Work is currently owned by the French Government in Paris on display in the Louvre Museum Musée du Lisa Gherardini, Francesco del Giocondo's wife is under the title picture. Read More |
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| I attend a Jewish Passover meal somewhere in John Baptist hometown. A messianic Jewish woman who served as our interpreter explained that john was on the right side of Jesus as he reclined at the table because traditionally the age of the head teacher to be on the right side or the valuable teachings should ensure the passing. Judah left side of the Lord - a privileged position of trust as Judah was God had to look back. Judas betrayed Jesus to have ample opportunity to turn their hearts. Yet, as we all know that Judah glory as she left and handed Jesus enemies could tasted forsook ...Read More |
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| Sistine Apostolic Palace, Vatican City, Pope's official residence is the famous chapel. Its architecture, evocative of Solomon's Temple is famous for the Old Testament, and its greatest decorations that Michelangelo, Raphael, Bernini has been filled by artists including the Renaissance frescoed, and Sandro Botticelli. Under the protection of Pope Julius II, Michelangelo 12,000 square foot roof of the chapel between 1508 and 1512 (1100 m2) painted. The Commission resented, and believe his work to grace the Pope needs service. However, this terrace, and especially the final Judgement, Michelangelo in painting widely considered crowning achievements. Read More |
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This painting by Rubens was wrongly attributed to one of his assistants in 1787. It was not until 2001 that an expert found that this was a genuine Rubens. It was sold at auction in London in 2002 to 49,500,000 kroner (then $ 86 million or 77 million euros). The buyer was revealed to a Canadian newspaper baron Kenneth Thomson. Thomson has donated work (and many others) for the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto. He is currently on display in the National Gallery in London. The study shows King Herod ordered the massacre. He was told by the Magi, King of the Jews was born, and decided to keep him from becoming a competitor. Mary, Joseph and their newborn baby on the way to Egypt. Rubens was clearly influenced by Italian Baroque masters as Caravaggio: the colorful and dramatic movements, and the use of chiaroscuro. Read More |
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| The famous agreement, one of the most famous works of late Victorian art, probably better known than its artist. He is the favorite, which also appeared on many posters, in countless homes and waiting rooms. Read More |
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| Garçon à la Pipe (in English: Boy with a Pipe) is a painting by Pablo Picasso. It was painted in 1905, when Picasso was 24, during his Rose Period, shortly after he settled in Montmartre section of Paris, France. The oil painting depicts a young Parisian holding a pipe in his left hand and wearing a garland or a bouquet of flowers. Read More |
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| American Gothic is a painting by Grant Wood, is a collection of the Art Institute of Chicago. Wood was inspired by the Gothic Revival house features designed for the upper window and the decision to paint the house kind of people who believed to live in that house. Read More |
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