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“Gathering cockles” by Max Liebermann

May 23, 20240Comments

Please find details of “Gathering cockles” by Max Liebermann Max Liebermann connected the narration of German art with Impressionism. The artist is famous for naturalistic depictions of the daily life. Since the beginning of the career he opposed the tradition of idealisation. In 1873 the…

“Still Life” by Ori Reisman

May 1, 20240Comments

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Please find details of “Still life” by Ori Reisman Still life captures the attention by the bright and intense colors. Famous for the landscapes, the artist here observes the massive chair as a firm surface, that goes beyond the painting borders. Defined clear lines together…

“Early Morning” by Reuven Rubin

April 28, 20240Comments

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Please find details of “Early Morning” by Reuven Rubin Gentle painting Early Morning captures the moment of fresh early breeze during the hot days. Elegant partly transparent olives slightly bend. Rubin gives the trees living characters. Everything is soft and weightless. Thin silhouette of the…

“Liberty” by Yaacov Agam

April 17, 20240Comments

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Please find details of “Liberty” by Yaacov Agam Yaacov Agam is a worldwide famous Israeli artist. He has created a type of print known as Agamograph, that uses barrier-grid animation. Yaacov Agam involves spectators into the art or performances. Viewers are able to influence artistic creation,…

Adonay Duque “Six Figures”

April 1, 20240Comments

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Please find details of “Six Figures” by Adonay Duque After had been seen for a moment faces of “Six figures” got stuck in the imagination. Direct looks full of sadness and suffer make the audience feeling helpless and at the same time defenseless. Straight glances…

“Gathering cockles” by Max Liebermann

“Still Life” by Ori Reisman

“Early Morning” by Reuven Rubin

“Liberty” by Yaacov Agam

Adonay Duque “Six Figures”

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