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THE SCREAM – MUNCH

"I was walking along the road with two friends The sun was setting Suddenly the sky turned blood red I paused, feeling exhausted, and leaned on the fence There was blood and tongues of fire above the blue-black fjord and the city My friends walked on, and I stood there trembling with anxiety And I sensed an infinite scream passing through…

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THE PERSISTENCE OF MEMORY – DALÍ

A universal symbol of modern art and surrealism, The Persistence of Memory has become one of the biggest visual icons of our time with the melting clocks created by Dalí's extraordinary imagination. What attracts the viewer's attention first in the painting are the melting clocks and the weirdly shaped form resembling a human face. These objects evoke…

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ALLEGORY OF SPRING – BOTTICELLI

Sandro Botticelli's Allegory of Spring (the Italian original "Primavera") is different than most of the other Christianity themed Renaissance paintings due to the mythological figures it includes. Despite the figures are all taken from classical mythology, there is no specific mythological story that brings these figures together. The figures, standing in a spring garden covered with…

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THE KISS – KLIMT

One of the biggest modern icons of our time, the Kiss, belongs to Gustav Klimt's Golden Period during which he used gold leaves in his paintings. Based on a simple composition, the painting is largely covered by a couple in embrace. The man and the woman in golden-yellow coloured long clothes become one in this embrace. The…

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OLYMPIA – MANET

Manet's Olympia caused a great shock, stirred the art community and received a great deal of negative reaction upon its first public display in Paris, 1865. The conservative academic critics of the period considered it vulgar, degenerate and even immoral. Nevertheless, the source of inspiration of Manet was a classic Renaissance piece of Titian: Venus…

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GETTING STARTED

Dear Art Enthusiasts, I do not remember when I started drawing pictures or my interest in art began. I guess, it is "for as long as I've known myself"... Even as a little child, I was going through books and encyclopedias at home and looking at famous paintings and trying to understand them. In time, this…

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