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William Hogarth, Before, c.1730–1, 39 x 34 cm, Los Angeles, The J. Paul Getty Museum, digital image
William Hogarth, After, c. 1730–1, 39 x 34 cm, Los Angeles, The J. Paul Getty MuseumIn the other pai
William Hogarth, The Bench, 1758, etching and engraving; fifth state of five, 324 x 217 mm, New York
William Hogarth, A Midnight Modern Conversation, c.1732, 76 x 164 cm, New Haven, Yale Center for Bri
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“Nativity, Birth of Jesus” (1306), Giotto de BondoneMore glorious art! Christ is born.And the angel
“The Pont Boieldieu, Rouen, Sunset” (1896), Camille Pissarro“It is only by drawing often, drawing ev
“House and Street” (1968), Robert De Niro, Sr.Robert De Niro, Senior was a powerful young painter ri
“Self-Portrait with Chinese Lantern Plant” (1912), Egon Schiele“Art cannot be modern. Art is primord
Thrilling colorful images tumble down the right side of Gustav Klimt’s “Death and Life&r
“Number 18″ (1950), Jackson PollockWhen Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning and the Abstract Expressi
“The Wash” (ca. 1950s), Clementine HunterMuch of Outsider Artist Clementine Hunter’s life was spent
“Woman I” (1950-52), Willem de KooningGrotesque! Chaotic! Jolly! These are feelings people have ab
“On the Beach” (1946), Andrew Wyeth“Most artists look for something fresh to paint; frankly I find t
“Rockets and Blue Lights (Close at Hand) to Warn Steamboats of Shoal Water” (1840), J.M.W. TurnerLig
“The Boulevard Montmartre at Night” (1897), Camille Pissarro“Paint the essential character of things
“Matamoe (Death), Landscape with Peacocks” (1892), Paul Gauguin“Color! What a deep and mysterious la
“Yellow and Blue (Yellow, Blue on Orange)” (1955), Mark RothkoMark Rothko believed colors held mythi
“Water Lilies” (1919), Claude Monet“Eventually, my eyes were opened, and I really understood nature.
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