The painting "Three Women" belongs to the African period of Pablo Picasso. At that time, Picasso was inspired by some primitivism of African art, combined with a huge magical component. African artists did not try to convey authenticity or beauty. It was important for them to speak of the natural forces opposing humanity throughout its history.
Among Monet's works, there are a large number of still lifes depicting flowers, the painting "Asters", completed in 1880, is from this series. The paintings of the French artist were inspired by the work of painters of the Barbizon school, such as: Gustave Courbet, Eduard Manet, Camilia Corot. In the painting "Asters" he painted a bouquet of the same name flowers, which are placed in a small vase and placed on a table near a faded wall.
Today, Ge's painting “The Last Supper” is considered a powerful work, reflecting the specifics of the artist’s perception of the biblical myth. In a small room with high ceilings and stone walls, in one of the houses of the city of Jerusalem there is an ordinary couch, on which Jesus leaned with his head bowed.
The great artist with many writing styles did not try to write in his works in the established framework of the standard, laying out all the details on the shelves. At each creative stage of the artist, during his formation as a surrealist, Muse was present, which inspired the creation of new interesting masterpieces.
In his life, Lagorio devoted more than half of his paintings to the sea. Once admiring the genius of Aivazovsky, once having visited the coast, he could not wrest the passion for the ocean from his soul. But there are other paintings in his work - incidents from life, beautiful landscapes, where there is still something from the sea - even if it is something - the sky.
This famous fresco by Masaccio became famous thanks to its innovation in depicting architectural elements and a completely new vision of perspective. We see Calvary and the crucified Christ. He is supported by God the father. At the feet is a sarcophagus, in which is the skeleton of the first person on the land of Adam. On both sides are St. John and the Virgin Mary.
