PAINTERS

BREATHED LIFE – S. Ilayaraja and the everyday moment od Dravidian women life

About Dravidian woman, he has breathed life into the faces and lives of uncaptured people, the common crowd in everday moments of life. Exquisite innocent expresions with delicate play of light and fine details will captivate you with its like realism. He has revived a writing from of traditional painting style in today’s times and has quickly acquired a strong …

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ILAYARAJA, INDIAN PAINTER – Dravidian women and breathed life

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COMPLEX NUDES IN TWISTED POSES – Cornelis Van Haarlem and the Mannerist School

During the Eighty Years’ War, he loses contact with his parents, and a painter – Pieter Pietersz – has become his first teacher. In those years, he could not know that he would become a famous painter of the Mannerist school of Haarlem, painting large canvases in biblical or mythological subject, often with stylized characters, and even in grotesque poses. …

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THE RESTLESS RENAISSANCE OF LUCAS CRANACH THE ELDER – Altarpieces, court portraits and Protestant Reformers, along a innumerable pictures of women

He is the artist who had created an artistic workshop in Wittenberg, introducing important changes in the pictorial landscape of his time, and with the colors also representing the nude and eroticism, with an extreme attention to detail. His desire to change, become pictorial reality, where everything that is not traditional, sensuality, charm and the pleasure of life, hovering lightly, …

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THE MAN CALLED SWIFTEST OF PAINTERS – Lucas Cranach The Elder: when art become popular, in period of great political upheavals

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CORNELIS VAN HAARLEM (1562/1638), DUTCH PAINTER – The brand of Mannerism: complex nudes in twisted poses, besides mythological and kitchen scenes

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AT THE GATES OF THE BAROQUE PAINTING – Annibale Carracci: a short season of art, imitating nature

ANNIBALE CARRACCI 1/3 – He, the son of a tailor, was born in Bologna in an autumn day in 1560, and his training takes place outside the family circle, though growing – professionally and humanely – with his brother Agostino and his cousin Ludovico. Coming out of the box of the late Mannerism, he proposed the recovery of Italian painting …

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ANNIBALE CARRACCI (1560/1609), ITALIAN PAINTER – Landscapes, portraits and altarpieces

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MASTERS OF FRENCH IMPRESSIONISM

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FRANCESCO NESI, ITALIAN PAINTER – When dreams are the main feature of the painting

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