Veronique Lalonde
"Why"
Acrylic on Canvas | 24x18 in
$324.57
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Buying artworks on the theme[...]
610 Original Paintings For Sale:
Buying artworks on the theme of "Cinema"
Movies are powerful tools in the creation of iconic and popular figures. Romantic comedies, action films, horror films, fantastic films ... Cinematographic sagas have been filmed in the great Hollywood tradition such as Star Wars, James Bond, Aliens, Jurassic Park ... They have marked generations of people, and deeply influenced artists creations. It is therefore not surprising to find so many movies figures on the canvases of painters who wish to pay tribute to the greatest movies with their anthology scenes and their emblematic characters.
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Contemporary Cinema Paintings are a unique form of original artwork that combines the art of cinema with the art of painting. These paintings typically depict scenes or characters from popular films and are created using a variety of supports and materials. Some artists work on canvas or paper, while others use wood or metal as their base. The materials used to create these paintings can range from traditional oil paints to acrylics and even mixed media. What sets these paintings apart from other forms of artwork is their ability to capture the essence of a film in a single image. They are able to convey the emotion, mood, and tone of a movie through the use of color, texture, and composition. This makes them a popular choice for collectors who want to own a piece of their favorite film.
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Origins and History
Contemporary Cinema Paintings emerged as a form of art in the early 20th century. It was influenced by the rise of cinema and the desire to capture the essence of film on canvas. The movement gained momentum in the 1950s and 60s, with artists exploring the themes and styles of the movies.
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Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market
Contemporary cinema paintings have evolved significantly in recent years, with artists incorporating new techniques and styles to create visually stunning works of art. These paintings often feature cinematic elements such as dramatic lighting, intense emotions, and complex narratives. As a result, they have become an important part of the contemporary art market, with many collectors and galleries seeking out these unique pieces. Interestingly, some of the most popular cinema paintings are those that blend traditional techniques with modern technology, creating a unique and innovative style. Overall, the evolution of contemporary cinema paintings has brought a new level of excitement and creativity to the art world, and their importance in the market is only expected to grow in the years to come.
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Related Famous Artists
Contemporary Artists who specialize in cinema paintings have gained a lot of recognition in recent years. Some of the well-known artists in this field are:
Richard Prince - Prince is an American painter and photographer who is known for his appropriation of popular culture images, including cinema stills. He often re-contextualizes these images to challenge their original meaning and create new interpretations.
Cindy Sherman - Sherman is an American photographer and filmmaker who is known for her self-portraits that often mimic characters from popular culture, including cinema. Her work explores themes of gender, identity, and representation.
Peter Doig - Doig is a Scottish painter who often includes cinematic references in his work. His paintings are characterized by their dreamlike quality, with many depicting scenes from movies or images that evoke a sense of nostalgia.
Gerhard Richter - Richter is a German painter who is known for his abstract and photorealistic works. His series of paintings based on cinema stills, titled "October 18, 1977," depicts the events surrounding the death of members of the Baader-Meinhof Group in a German prison.
Ed Ruscha - Ruscha is an American artist who is known for his paintings, drawings, and photography that often incorporate text and images from popular culture, including cinema. His work often explores themes of consumerism and the American landscape.
These artists have made significant contributions to the field of contemporary cinema paintings and have influenced many younger artists who continue to explore the intersection between cinema and art. Through their work, they have challenged our perceptions of popular culture and inspired new ways of thinking about the relationship between art and film.
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Notable contemporary Cinema Paintings
Contemporary cinema paintings have been gaining popularity in recent years due to their ability to capture the essence of the film and the emotions it conveys. Some well-known contemporary cinema paintings include:
"The Dark Knight" by Tim Doyle (2008): This painting captures the intensity of the Joker’s character from the Batman film "The Dark Knight". Tim Doyle’s use of bold colors and sharp lines portrays the chaotic nature of the Joker’s personality.
"Lost in Translation" by Olly Moss (2011): Olly Moss’s painting of the film "Lost in Translation" captures the loneliness and isolation felt by the two main characters. The use of muted colors and a minimalist design adds to the overall feeling of the film.
"Pulp Fiction" by James White (2013): This painting by James White captures the iconic characters and scenes from the Quentin Tarantino film "Pulp Fiction". The use of bold colors and graphic design elements create a sense of excitement and energy.
"The Grand Budapest Hotel" by Rich Kelly (2014): Rich Kelly’s painting of the Wes Anderson film "The Grand Budapest Hotel" captures the whimsical and fantastical nature of the film. The use of intricate details and pastel colors add to the overall charm of the painting.
"Moonlight" by Rajiv Surendra (2017): Rajiv Surendra’s painting of the film "Moonlight" captures the raw emotion and vulnerability of the main character. The use of muted colors and a minimalist design adds to the overall feeling of isolation and introspection.
Overall, contemporary cinema paintings offer a unique perspective on popular films and are a testament to the power of visual storytelling.
Sasha Savona
"Where is She?"
Oil on Canvas | 23.6x19.7 in
$885.77
Francois Suard
"yeux du Désastre"
Acrylic on Linen Canvas | 33.5x25.6 in
$775.05
Prints available
Patrice Almodovar
"Pulp Fiction"
Acrylic on Canvas | 45.7x28.7 in
$4,060.14
Eva Andre
"Précieux"
Acrylic on Canvas | 15.8x11.8 in
$255.77
Prints available
Vero Cristalli
"LUKA SLEEPS WITH THE FISHES"
Acrylic on Linen Canvas | 39.4x31.9 in
Sold
Mariia Vlasenko
"Venom pencil drawing"
Pencil on Paper | 16.5x11.7 in
$468.35
Prints available
Sasha Robinson
"MADONNA CLEAN AND SANITIZED - oil painting, original gift"
Oil on Canvas | 19.7x15.8 in
$824
Prints available
John Karter
"Batman"
Marker on Paper | 35.1x46.8 in
$2,879
Loredana Lolo Gianolio
"AMARCORD 2"
Acrylic on Canvas | 35.4x47.2 in
$1,800.32
Prints available
Noel Caizergues
"Avatar - VOGUE"
Acrylic on Canvas | 35.4x23.6 in
Sold
Vitalii Gatsutsyn (Ialpachek Levi)
"Delon! Delon? Delon..."
Oil on Linen Canvas | 23.6x19.7 in
$2,008.48
Didier Plouviez
"Terminator 2 -Arnold Schwarzenegger - T800"
Watercolor on Paper | 15x11.4 in
Not For Sale
Prints
from $27.14
Ronald Chibuque
"OBRA DE ARTE HEROES (Pieza única)"
Oil on Canvas | 59.1x39.4 in
On Request
Isabelle Hervé
"Ici-bas"
Acrylic on Canvas | 13x9.5 in
$306.7
Gipé
"Orange mécanique"
Oil on Cardboard | 21.7x18.1 in
$243.59
Yuri Laptev
"Alice"
Oil on Canvas | 23.6x31.5 in
Sold
Jean-Jacques Venturini
"Marilyn duvet"
Digital Painting on Plexiglass | 25.6x19.7 in
$1,339.72
Prints available
Monika Mrowiec
"Bad Barbie"
Acrylic on Canvas | 39.4x55.1 in
$3,401.35
Myriam Bellanger
"HARRY"
Acrylic on Canvas | 27.6x19.7 in
$1,223.47
Marty Crouz
"Chinatown"
Oil on Paper | 8.8x16.5 in
$477.21
Joanprz-Artist
"Batman, where are you my Queen?"
Acrylic on Canvas | 39.4x31.5 in
$1,283.26
Prints available
Dario Assisi
"Spiderman in the style of Magritte - 3d spider applied"
Acrylic on Canvas | 15.8x15.8 in
Sold
Sergey Makhov
"Western"
Acrylic on Canvas | 31.5x31.5 in
$676.51
Prints available
Francisco Santos
"Hamlet 1"
Acrylic on Canvas | 39.4x27.6 in
$1,132.68
Maria&Vadim Lipovsky
"Girl"
Acrylic on Canvas | 31.5x23.6 in
$416.31
Marta Zawadzka
"Django"
Acrylic on Canvas | 47.2x70.9 in
Sold
Handfabdream
"Cinémaniak"
Acrylic on Canvas | 19.7x27.6 in
Sold
Victor Molev
"Portrait of George Lucas"
Oil on Canvas | 24x17.7 in
$1,485.25
Prints available
Hank
"Marylin in Jail"
Acrylic on Canvas | 39.4x35.4 in
Sold
Myriam Van Calster
"Fenêtre sur cour"
Acrylic on Canvas | 15.8x15.8 in
$739.53
Prints available
Julien Antoine (YOZ)
"Qui suis je « Chaplin »"
Acrylic | 39.4x39.4 in
Not For Sale
Romina Rosati
"Donna con cappotto"
Acrylic on Other substrate | 9.5x7.1 in
$398.6
Adrián Goma
"El primer Goonie"
Oil on Wood | 11.8x15.8 in
Not For Sale
David Nicolas (Daru)
"I'm the Boss!"
Acrylic on Wood | 47.2x33.1 in
On Request