Richard Morrisさんのイラストまとめ

This watercolour from 1911 pre dates Harald Sohlberg’s 'Winter Night in the Mountains,' the most famous painted landscape in, and of, Norway. The work owes a great deal to the German and Norwegian Romantic tradition especially Caspar David Friedrich and Johan Christian Dahl.

In the winter of 1961-62 Duncan Grant stayed at San Roque, Cadiz, at the house of his friend, Edward le Bas. As the weather so poor, Grant mostly painted interiors and portraits. This picture depicts the sitting room of the house.

'Man at Anvil.' (1945) As well as being a painter, Michael Ayrton was a stage and costume designer, working with John Minton on the 1942 John Gielgud production of Macbeth at the age of 19. He was also a book designer and illustrator for Wyndham Lewis's The Human Age trilogy.

'Edith Villiers.' (c1890) George Watts went beyond conventional Victorian depictions of high achievers. What he aimed at was psychological accuracy and can be seen as the inventor of modern portraiture, wanting portraits to convey 'the shape and colour of a mind and life.'

Corot painted this study of trees in Bas-Bréau in the Fontainebleau forest famous for its ancient oak trees,it's in the naturalistic style he had previously developed in Italy. He later 'transplanted,' the oak and used it in 'Wilderness,' a work he painted in the Palestine desert

Painted within the first few days of Kandinsky and Gabriele Münter's move to Rapallo near Genoa in 1905, we can see how Kandinsky has spontaneously and energetically
applied the paint with a palette knife, quickly capturing the movement of the sea.

'The Studio,' (1906) is among Walter Sickert’s most accomplished figure paintings. The scene is a mirror image, containing within itself a second mirror image, and further deconstruction reveals that the surface of the painting is a disguised looking mirror the painter is facing.

'The Colony Room,' (1962) The Gagosian is running an exhibition featuring work by Lucian Freud, Francis Bacon, Frank Auerbach and Michael Andrews who painted this work. The show opens on November 17 and closes in January 2023 at the gallery’s Grosvenor Hill location in London.

This painting would say agony and acceptance even if we knew nothing about Rembrandt's life, the success followed by bankruptcy and, by this time in 1669, at the age of 63, the deaths of almost everyone he loved; his son Titus predeceased him in this same year. @MetaRembrandt

Anna By The Pool.' (1952) This is one of the first paintings in what for Zdzisław Ruszkowski would become a lifetime obsession with water, the conjunction of a shimmering surface (a swimming pool in this case) and fractured objects seen below its surface