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- Girl with the Pearl Earring – Johannes Vermeer (1665) Johannes Vermeer’s “Girl with the Pearl Earring” is a captivating portrait that has intrigued viewers for centuries.
- Mona Lisa – Leonardo da Vinci (1506) Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” is perhaps the most famous painting in the world. The enigmatic smile of the subject and the intricate details of the landscape in the background have captivated audiences for centuries.
- The Birth of Venus – Sandro Botticelli (1484 – 1486) Sandro Botticelli’s “The Birth of Venus” is a triumph of Renaissance art. Depicting the birth of the goddess Venus from a seashell, this painting showcases Botticelli’s exceptional skill in portraying the female form.
- Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I – Gustav Klimt (1907) Gustav Klimt’s “Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I” is a stunning example of his decorative and symbolic style.
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- Circus Horse
- The Falling Angel
- The Wedding
- The Birthday
- The Dream
- The Fiddler
- Paris Through The Window
- White Crucifixion
- I and The Village
- The Bride
Brilliant in dazzling colors and vibrant tones, this painting is regarded one of the artist’s finest works on a subject he much liked during his lifetime – circus. The hectic atmosphere created through the activity of the figures such as the woman riding a colored horse, the wandering minstrel, or the man holding the ring, makes the spectator almos...
Chagall took almost 25 years to complete this work. Naturally, it includes the artist’s different observations according to his varied experiences. It starts with the incorporation of the Jewish and angelic figures as motifs of his Jewish vision and goes on to the Christian images of Christ on the Cross, and Madona, emphasizing Christian redemption...
The most fascinating feature of this work, revolving around the wedding of Chagall’s brother in law, constitutes the equal focus enjoyed by both the musicians and the couple. As usual, sparkling hues mark the gaiety of the occasion, magnificently camouflaging the fact that it was created shortly after the demise of his wife, Bella Rosenfield.
Chagall and his wife loved each other dearly and this painting, made a few weeks before his wedding celebrates the wonderful emotion in entirety. Chagall is seen floating with his head craned unrealistically so as to kiss his future wife, who, holding a bouquet of flowers is also suspended in air. The couple radiating heavenly bliss seem to outdo a...
Despite being made at a time when there was a lot of turmoil in Europe, this piece, containing charming figures, such as the swooping angel, and the lovers, reflects optimism and joy. Confining his shades to just blues and greens, the painter aims to drag the viewer into the myriad depths of his composition, thereby upholding his artistic maturity.
The fiddler here, representing the Hasidic Jews who employed music and dance to unite a community in Chagall’s childhood village Vitebsk, highlights the way the painter imbibed both Christian and Jewish elements. The painting done in vivid colors was also an inspiration for the eminent musical of 1964, “Fiddler on the Roof”.
A two-faced man is seen looking at a visually appealing scene of Paris through his window. It is a deliberate juxtaposition of real and imaginary that Chagall incorporated to point out his fondness for modern Paris as well as a longing for his past life in Russia.
The crucifixion of Jesus is shown in this Biblical painting alongside the suffering of the Jews. Violent acts such as the burning of a synagogue occupy the background, while Jesus wearing a shawl is portrayed at the center, thereby uniting his torment with the Jews. A far cry from most of Chagall’s lively works, it eloquently represents hatred and ...
This hails as the most famous painting of Chagall, made a year after he came to Paris. The canvas is dominated by a green-faced man and a goat looking earnestly at each other; with a glowing tree in between them. Overlapping these figures, appear many scenes such as that of a goat being milked along with an upside down maid. In fact, in his native ...
Chagall’s ingenuity to gain the viewer’s attention by making use of only two or three colors finds valid expression in this renowned work. The bride looks glowing in her bright red dress but what is striking is the involvement of a group of animals, particularly a goat playing violin. Also featured is a fish in the sky, a girl with pigtails, a squi...
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May 15, 2015 · Marc Butan launches MadRiver Pictures. By Jeremy Kay 15 May 2015. EXCLUSIVE: Marc Butan has launched the company to develop, finance and produce three to four star-driven films a year...
