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Paul Kotlarevsky - Shovelling Sand on the Seine
Throughout the 1920s, Kotlarevsky (1883 - 1950) worked at Les Halles, the central market of Paris to support himself and his family, delivering farm produce at night and painting during the day. At the...
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Victor Brauner - Untitled (Portrait of a Man) [1923]
[Sotheby’s, Paris - Oil on cardboard, 37.5 x 62.5 cm]
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Sergei Yurievich Sudeikin - Tea Drinkers [1946]
Sergei Yurievich Sudeikin (Smolensk, March 19, 1882 - Nyack, New York, August 12, 1946) was a Russian artist and set-designer associated with the Ballets Russes and the Metropolitan Opera. [Sotheby’s,...
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Daniel Greene - Naked Maja [2009]
Daniel Greene is lauded for his realist paintings in oil-on-panel and canvas, and particularly for his skilful pastels. His subject matter includes still lifes, figures, scenes of auction houses and...
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Juan Travieso - Little Robot [2015]
Juan Travieso (born Havana, 1987), is an artist based in Miami and New York. His work explores notions of impermanence and decay through a combined language of pop, realism, and abstraction. Figures,...
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Vladimir Grigorievich Weisberg - White Violets in a Basket [1955]
Vladimir Grigorievich Weisberg (1924 - 1985) was a Jewish Russian painter and theoretician of art. Weisberg argued that the problems of colourism the way they existed after Cézanne have been exhausted...
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Vincent van Gogh - The White Orchard [1888]
[Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam - Oil on canvas, 60 x 81 cm]
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Claude Monet - White Waterlilies [1899]
[Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow - Oil on canvas, 89 x 93 cm]
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Jules Bastien-Lepage - The Floral Path (The Little Shepherdess)
The wild flowers which had died back during the winter months are in bloom in Bastien-Lepage’s painting of a young shepherdess. The abundant white heads of Queen Anne’s Lace, a rogue among the crops,...
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Fernand Léger - Composition au Cheval Blanc [1945]
Composition au cheval blanc is one of the artist’s boldly-modelled, figurative compositions that captures the celebratory spirit in the months immediately following the end of World War II. In contrast...
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Frederick Carl Frieseke - Girl in Blue Arranging Flowers [c.1915]
[Museum of Fine Arts, Houston - Oil on canvas, 81 x 61.5 cm]
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Albert Edelfelt - La Laitière [1889]
Painted in 1889, La laitière is breathtaking in its atmospheric evocation of archipelago life in Haiko during the Nordic summer. Situated east of Helsinki near Porvoo, this was Edelfelt’s home region...
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William Blair Bruce - Landscape with Poppies [1887]
William Blair Bruce was born October 8, 1859 in Hamilton, Upper Canada. A career which might easily have produced the most important body of paintings by a Canadian in the impressionist manner was...
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Vincent van Gogh - In the Café, Agostina Segatori in Le Tambourin [1887]
Agostina Segatori, the owner of Café du Tambourin, had a brief relationship with Van Gogh. She is shown here with a cigarette in her fingers, while the two saucers under the glass on the table tell us...
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