Among the world’s most famous paintings, the “Venus” by Botticelli stands out due to its combination of Early Renaissance style with classical Greek culture. Not only is the painting different from other works in many ways, but it was also painted on canvas instead of wood. It also features a Read more…
There are many different types of feng shui paintings, but the main thing to remember is the five elements. Choosing the wrong type of painting or placing it in an unlucky location will bring about some unwanted consequences. To make sure that your painting is a good fit for your Read more…
“The Scream,” the most famous painting in the world, has been listed as the most expensive painting in the world, but in reality, its price tag is actually less than the oil painting version of the same work in Oslo, Norway’s National Gallery. In 2011, billionaire financier Leon Black bought Read more…
Buying a real oil painting takes a lot of time and money and so is it’s not possible for everyone to attend the annual galleries or museums. Even if you could run one of these you would have to travel to it and pay the entrance fees. Some people may Read more…
I believe many artists use both digital painting and traditional painting for study purpose, me too. So, what is the difference between the two? I started leaning art when i was kids, using both watercolors on papers and oil paintings on canvas. It is hard to master different mediums. Mastering Read more…
Reproduction paintings, or repro paintings, are handmade reproductions of famous paintings. The reproduction paintings are done thoroughly, utilizing a dot-matrix pattern to obtain every information exact. They are not the exact same as prints, which are printed off of a computer system screen. Some photos are reproductions, which indicates that Read more…
More opaque in deconstructing film’s limitless capacity to distort perception were works by Uri Tzaig of Israel, who videotaped a ludicrous game of soccer played with two balls, and Copenhagen Joachim Koester’s filming of a standing audience watching a string quartet. Both filmmakers tampered with rather benign situations that at Read more…
Francoise draws lines to find beauty, feelings, while focusing of memories. Every portrait symbolizes a sense of enjoyment and disappointment. Once we explore this kind of sensual, meaningful and overpowering drawing, we understand that special attention can drive seriously in any look, in a action, in the position that identifies Read more…
Chinese lovers of art–especially collectors–began long ago compiling typological catalogs of images, imitating in that respect the thinkers and enquiring minds who, from the early decades of the Han empire onwards (i.e. the second century of the Christian era) drew up inventorial lists of everything that existed, a shared fundamental Read more…
“Copying”: this practice, in China as elsewhere, was and still is the first exercise of every apprenticeship at the same time as an irreplaceable technique for spreading know-how, talent, and innovation; but the place and interest accorded to it throw light on the rather special positions being taken up. Thus, Read more…