PAINTERS

THE UNUSUAL USE OF COLOUR – Portraits and lascapes: symbolic meaning intertwine in the painting of Harald Slott Moller

HARALD SLOTT MOLLER 1/2 – He was born in Copenhagen, studyng at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. He was married to the artist Agnes Slott Møller. Harald Slott-Møller is most known for his portraits of prominent Southern Jutland and South Schleswig. He was influenced by Naturalism and Realism, but later also incorporated new trends such as Symbolism and …

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HARALD SLOTT MOLLER (1864/1937), DANISH PAINTER – When Naturalism and realism become Symbolism and Neo-Romanticism

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PAINTING MASTERPIECES / COPENAGHEN’S HIRSHSPRUNG COLLECTION – Summer days and nude women, portrait of the landscapes

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PAINTING CHINA’S SENSUAL SILK CLOTHS – Liu Yuanshou, Chinese realist painter

LIU YUANSHOU 1/3 – He was born in Beijing in 1967. Liu Yuanshou, Chinese Realist painter, has become fascinated by the seductively temperate cultural and physical climate of the eastern coastal province of Jiangsu. A dark sultriness permeates the scene, as if each young women has been engaged inside a little transcendental shell. LIU YUANSHOU 2/3 – He earned a …

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LIU YUANSHOU, CHINESE PAINTER – Striking emotions, in Chinese red theme

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WHEN FLUXES THE RAGE OF HUMAN EMOTIONS – Priyanka Waghela: from the bottom of my heart

PRIYANKA WAGHELA 1/3 – Priyanka Waghela is a writer and visual artist. She has exhibited her paintings in many prestigious art galleries, and written script for films which are selected in may Art events. “We live in such a world which seems to be in an order, but under it fluxes the rage of human emotions, chaos.” PRIYANKA WAGHELA 2/3 …

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PRIYANKA WAGHELA, INDIAN PAINTER – White strokes depict our innermost silence

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WHEN THERE IS NO HINT OF AN EXPRESSIVE SEXUALITY – Arpana Caur: painting composition and visual tension

ARPANA CAUR 1/3 – Born in New Delhi, Arpana Caur spent her college years studying literature. As an contemporary Indian artist, she is largely self-taught, but observing her work you can feel that she continue the line begun by Amrita Sher-Gil. She started looking at the architecture in Pahari miniatures that led to her creating strange, linear tensions vis-à-vis the …

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ARPANA CAUR, INDIAN PAINTER – When the perspective become feminine and feminist

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SEDUCETIVE LOOK IN BOLD COLOURS – Asit Kumar Patnaik: men and women engrossed in their emotions

A semi-realistic figurative painter, Patnaik has enjoyed much critical acclaim and popular appreciation over the past few years. Best known painter for his “Relations” series, that revolves around a semi-clad male and female figure captured in a series of complex, multiple and open ended postures. Always, human psyche and interpersonal relationships of people in society, is the underlying theme that …

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