Oil paintings

Diego Rivera 1886-1957, The Mexico famous painter, one of the most famous mural, known as Mexico father of mural in 20th century , Mexico’s national treasure-level characters, togather with David·xigailuosi, aoluozike known as Mexico murals three giants.

Diego Rivera was born in 1886 in Guanajuato State.He showed passion for painting since childhood.From the finger when you can hold the pen, began on the walls, doors, furniture, and on paint on the ground.10 years old in San Carlos Academy in Mexico City painting, here 7 years rigorous academic training, graduating in 1902.During this period, the most he is Mexico Edition painter Posada.His creative works to show Villa Mexico very vitality of traditional folk art and the keen observation of life before the revolution.

In 1907, Diego Rivera traveling in Europe, to Madrid and Paris to study painting. Italy inspired by ancient frescos and * height, * and * the influence of cubism, Cézanne. 1922 returned and participated in Mexico the Communist Party. Mural movement with artists Siqueiros, Orozco, publicity Mexico democratic revolution, a greater impact. He started for the Ministry of education, the National Palace and some other buildings drawn murals. Mexico national new style combining traditional and modern techniques. In 1929, the United States Mission Mexico Embassy delegate, Gabe Rivera created a group on Mexico colonial history mural work. In 1930 he went to the United States. In 1931, his second a retrospective exhibition on display at the Museum of modern art in New York, was a great success, many United States media gave a positive evaluation, and also loved by the young artists.These successes will push Aston Villa in world-class art masters of the status.Subsequently, he received the appointment, for San Francisco stock exchanges, Locke’s Fibonacci Doppler of the Detroit Museum of art and the New York City Center mural.Locke’s Fibonacci rockerfeller Center was included in the mural of the man at the crossroads of Lenin’s call for image of the proletarian revolution in the Villa were asked to make changes.But he refused, Locke’s Fibonacci Doppler family subsequently destroyed the mural.

 

1934 years, Diego Rivera returned to Mexico City, at the National Palace of fine arts created the same mural again. Gabe Rivera also creates a lot of painting, such as the landscape—the Zapatista guerrillas and spend a day (Zapatista Landscape-The Guerilla and Flower Day). PRADO building in Mexico City in 1948, painting the dream in the afternoon on Sunday, wrote in the painting “God does not exist” slogan was a struggle. 1951 University City creation such as mosaic, emboss of the sports ground, but was not completed. 1952, completed a huge mural of the dreams of magic and the ideals of peace and of war paintings, such as copperplate

From 1922 to 1953, Diego Rivera in Mexico City, Cha Binge, Cuernavaca, San Francisco, Detroit, New York City, and painted murals.His work also repeated in the United Kingdom exhibited.In April 2006, “Mexico contemporary art exhibition—-the war to the end of the 20th century in treating Jane” at the opening of the Shanghai Art Museum, displaying paintings of Diego Rivera.

Palazzo Dario 3

Palazzo Dario 2

The french artist claude monet be the founder of impresionism movement, created a lot of paintings about Paris and Seine, Below are some featured ones. 

cgarchive:

The Journey Begins
By: Steven  Stahlberg

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closedatconeyisland:

This is the finalized product and combined multi-view of my Vincent Ked. Again, I absolutely love “Starry Night” no matter how overdone it may be and I could never measure up to Van Gogh’s original by any means, but this is my humble expression of appreciation for his influence on my own work.

Please don’t use elsewhere without my permission or remove my credit. <3

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Jaako Mattila. The Last Drip, 2011. Japanese ink on paper, 150 x 150 cm.

j-t-m:

this is acrylic. this is a painting. wtf. 

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bunnymuseum:

andy kehoe, on the banks of broken worlds

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nickdutts:

Never have I ever…understood Japanese art.

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simplisticallycomplicatedart:

Tree

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shinyslingback:

Jane Perkins - 

Thrifty art: The Queen would approve of how Jane Perkins has recycled rubbish including old buttons to create portraits of her in her youth, and today