Keith Haring’s creativity, between Walt Disney and the LGBTQ+ community Keith Haring was an American street artist and pop artist who left an indelible mark on the artistic panorama of the 20th century. Born in 1958 in Reading, Pennsylvania, he showed a great interest in drawing from a young age. He moved to New York City, where he found a …
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The Belle Époque, an era in which art, culture and society intertwined in a vortex of creativity and changeDuring the Belle Époque, many artists left a significant mark. Jean Béraud, a French painter, was known for his scenes of Parisian life. A French artist and printmaker, Paul César Helleuf, became famous for his Belle Époque portraits and artwork. Even an …
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Identity and style, between continuity and break with European tradition The American way to pictorial creativity is an interesting and vast topic. There are many artists who have helped define the identity and style of American painting. Norman Rockwell, considered the painter of everyday American life, became famous for his realistic and humorous illustrations for the Saturday Evening Post. Jackson …
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