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  • Digital Art Achieves Record Prices

    Digital Art Achieves Record Prices

    Art has delighted its admirers for centuries. It accompanies our everyday life just as it…

    Blog | July 14, 2021
  • Gerhard Richter Wants To Quit

    Gerhard Richter Wants To Quit

    The German painter Gerhard Richter is considered the most highly endowed living painter in the…

    Blog | September 25, 2020

  • Modern Art According to M.F.Hussain

    If you’ve read about a famous artist from India, then the chances are that you…

    Blog | November 17, 2019

  • Reds and Blacks Go Beyond the Artistic Mind of Shepard Fairey

    Frank Shepard Fairey is an artist born and raised in southern California and now works…

    Blog | September 11, 2019

  • Modern Art on The Streets is a Beacon

    If art on the streets is mentioned, a lot of people will think of graffiti…

    Blog | July 9, 2019

  • Van Gogh and His Famous Starry Night – Deciphering the Painting

    Several paintings around the world continue to captivate and fascinate us. One of the many…

    Blog | May 17, 2019

  • Will, The Real Banksy Please, Stand Up – Who is Banksy

    Banksy, the English graffiti artist, is very well known around the world. However, the famous…

    Blog | March 14, 2019

  • Japanese Art Imprints on Impressionism

    Japanese Art is sweeping with culture. Beautiful settings and ancient traditions meet the canvass with…

    Blog | March 14, 2019

  • Charles Gleyre: The Man Behind an Impression

    Time moves forward at a quick and unrelenting pace. Looking back to the beginning of…

    Blog | February 26, 2019

  • Painting A Picture of Impressionistic Art

    Artists have been inspired by Impressionistic works for many generations. The canvass may be intimidating…

    Blog | February 5, 2019

  • The Women of Impressionism

    In the Era of Impressionism, there were two views of the canvass to consider. The…

    Blog | January 25, 2019

  • Why Impressionists Paint the Same Scenes

    Landscapes and sceneries are the foundation of an Impressionists easel. Lined along gallery walls, are…

    Blog | January 17, 2019

  • The Four Most Famous Impressionist Paintings

    These four paintings encapsulate the natural and unapologetic beauty that impressionism strived to capture from…

    Blog | January 7, 2019

  • How The Impressionist Exhibition Began

    The Official French Academy’s Annual Salon was the epitome of Artistic society. It was considered…

    Blog | January 5, 2019
  • The Most Popular Impressionist Artists of All Time

    The Most Popular Impressionist Artists of All Time

    Impressionism, developed in France, is a 19th century art movement based on the artist’s ability…

    Blog | January 2, 2019

  • The Fine Art of Pointillism

    Impressionistic Art was a turning point for Artists. The style was a fresh palate of…

    Blog | December 29, 2018

  • Artistic Dreams at The Art Museum

    If time travel were possible, you may find yourself strolling through the painted days of…

    Blog | December 6, 2018

  • The Crossed Paths of Monet and Manet

    Unless you are well versed in the history of the Arts, you may have a…

    Blog | November 29, 2018

  • The Tale of Paul Ruel and The Impressionist Movement

    A captivating piece of history lies within the tale of a group of young artists.…

    Blog | November 16, 2018

  • Picassos Expressionism and Perception of the World

    There are many Art enthusiasts who still look down upon Expressionism. They state the use…

    Blog | November 10, 2018

  • The Canvass Characteristics of Impressionistic Art

    Each Artist has a unique technique. Through the creative eye, every scape and scene will…

    Blog | September 5, 2018

  • The Differences of Impressionism and Expressionism

    Art pieces are classified for both their conventional era and the technique in which they…

    Blog | August 12, 2018

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Digital Art Achieves Record Prices

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Modern Art According to M.F.Hussain

Reds and Blacks Go Beyond the Artistic Mind of Shepard Fairey

Modern Art on The Streets is a Beacon

Van Gogh and His Famous Starry Night – Deciphering the Painting

Will, The Real Banksy Please, Stand Up – Who is Banksy

Japanese Art Imprints on Impressionism

Charles Gleyre: The Man Behind an Impression

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