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Jesús Cuenca: When painting becomes a landscape emotion

Jun 9, 2022

3 minutes read

Jesús Cuenca is a Spanish painter who offers a sensitive figurative approach, somewhere between abstraction and a poetic evocation of nature. His work, both luminous and introspective, creates a unique connection between emotion, landscape, and memory.

Art History

The characteristics of autumn as told by works of art

Sep 21, 2022

8 minutes read

The main, as well as the most classic and celebrated peculiarities of autumn, which have become the quintessential symbol of the season are: the falling leaves, the strong concentration in nature of brown and reddish colors, the abundant rains, and the typical fruit of the season. All these distinctive elements have been immortalized by the greatest painters of all time...

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The Rise of Ghibli Images: When Chat GPT Turns Nostalgia into a Viral Trend

Apr 4, 2025

4 minutes read

The rise of GPT-4o has sparked a viral trend in which users transform their photos into animated scenes inspired by the Ghibli aesthetic, blending cutting-edge technology with visual nostalgia. This phenomenon has sparked debates about authenticity, copyright, and the balance between digital innovation and artistic tradition.

The concept of night is vividly portrayed in classical paintings, then reimagined in the contemporary works of Artmajeur's artists. This theme extends beyond painting, enriching the worlds of sculpture and poetry with its unique allure...

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Carroll Dunham: Bridging Abstraction and Figuration Art

Nov 28, 2024

9 minutes read

Carroll Dunham is a contemporary American artist known for his dynamic blend of abstraction and figurative imagery, often featuring surreal, cartoonish forms and bold colors. His work explores themes like gender, psychology, and human nature, frequently incorporating nude figures and surreal landscapes.

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Gaetano Ligrani: The artist of introspection and serenity

Dec 27, 2024

4 minutes read

Gaetano Ligrani, an Italian artist who combines design, architecture, and visual art, creates surreal and meditative works that explore the relationship between space, light, and solitude. His art, marked by a fusion of geometry and nature, offers an aesthetic and introspective depth, making him a must-see artist in the contemporary art world.

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Bogdan Shiptenko - Testimonies of Ukrainian artists during the war

Jun 13, 2022

4 minutes read

Like the rest of Ukraine, Ukrainian artists have been impacted by the war. Artmajeur here gives them the opportunity to talk about their daily lives. Today, discover the testimony of the artist Bogdan Shiptenko from Kryvyi Rih (Ukraine).

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Keiko Minami: Master of Whimsical Aquatint Engravings

Jul 18, 2024

4 minutes read

Keiko Minami was a distinguished Japanese artist known for her intricate aquatints that exude a whimsical and childlike aesthetic. Her work captivated audiences globally, earning her recognition through exhibitions and inclusion in prestigious museum collections.

Art History

International Dance Day Celebrated with 5 Masterpieces of Ancient Art

Apr 28, 2025

9 minutes read

On April 29, the world celebrates International Dance Day, established in 1982 by the International Dance Committee (CID) within the International Theatre Institute of UNESCO, to honor all forms and cultures of dance...

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Indiana's Valparaiso University wants to sell Georgia O'Keeffe painting to fund work

Feb 13, 2023

4 minutes read

Museum groups and the former head of the art department at the university have spoken out against the planned sale.

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The famous French painter Pierre Soulages, known as the "master of black," died at the age of 102

Oct 26, 2022

4 minutes read

The famous french painter Pierre Soulages died at the age of 102. He was known for his paintings that were all different shades of black. in 2019, one of his paintings sold in Paris for almost 10 million euros, which made him the most valuable living French painter.

Art History

Allegory of Spring (Primavera)

Mar 16, 2023

11 minutes read

"Primavera" (Allegory of Spring) is a famous painting by Sandro Botticelli, created around 1482. The painting depicts a group of mythological figures in a springtime garden.

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Qiao Zhibing: Prominent figure in China's international contemporary art scene

Feb 2, 2024

10 minutes read

Qiao Zhibing, who earned his wealth through his nightclub and karaoke bar ventures in Shanghai and Beijing, has emerged as a prominent figure in China's international contemporary art scene over the past decade..

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Warm and Cool Colors in Art

Mar 5, 2024

10 minutes read

Warm and cool colors will be showcased within the narrative of art history, following two basic intentions: the first is to juxtapose classic masterpieces with contemporary works from Artmajeur, while the other consists of comparing two types of writing...

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Cherry Blossom Celebration: Capturing Hanami Through Art and Tradition

May 21, 2024

10 minutes read

Hanami is the Japanese tradition of cherry blossom viewing, celebrated annually during the blooming season in spring. In art, Hanami is represented through various mediums such as poetry, painting, and photography, capturing the beauty and symbolism of cherry blossoms and reflecting on themes of impermanence and the appreciation of fleeting moments.

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Andrei Buryak: As a child, I loved to look at illustrations

Jul 9, 2024

5 minutes read

"The first profession I wanted to master was that of an illustrator. In 1980 I entered an art college, where, in addition to drawing and painting, I learned about the history of world art, and my desires gained new horizons - I wanted to become an artist!"

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Frédéric Menguy: A Master of Color and Imagination in 20th-Century French Art

Aug 19, 2024

5 minutes read

Frédéric Menguy was a French painter and lithographer associated with the School of Paris, known for his vibrant, figurative works that blend abstraction with colorful, dynamic compositions. He gained recognition for his whimsical depictions of femininity, circus themes, and abstract landscapes, and was a prominent figure in the 20th-century French art scene.

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Northern European art explained in 10 pictorial masterpieces

Sep 17, 2024

11 minutes read

In an imaginary museum, the most iconic works of Nordic art are brought together to narrate the artistic identity of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Iceland. Munch's “The Scream” opens the tour with its intense expression of anguish, followed by “The Dance of Life”...

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Abstract art explained simply: Germany, France, America and Holland

Dec 3, 2024

12 minutes read

"Abstract art is like drawing what you feel or imagine, without having to show something real. There are no recognizable houses or people, but shapes and colors that tell emotions or ideas. It's a bit like saying, 'I’m not showing you a tree, but what the idea of a tree makes me feel.'"...

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Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights is reinterpreted in digital format for a new exhibition in Madrid

Oct 19, 2021

5 minutes read

Adaptations of Triptych from the twenty-first century address issues such as consumerism, sex, and the environment

Art History

Harlequin: the contemporary iconography of a mask

Mar 1, 2022

6 minutes read

In 1888-90 Paul Cézanne painted the Harlequin, in 1901 Pablo Picasso made the Thoughtful Harlequin and in 1919 Juan Gris immortalized the Harlequin with guitar. These are only some of the most famous interpretations of a topic, which has been widely exploited by artistic investigation between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. But how have contemporary artists depicted this mask?

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Sergey Sovkov, Color as a reference point

Aug 28, 2022

6 minutes read

Oil painting has always been the preferred technique of Sergey Sovkov, who, when creating each painting, always tries to improve it in order to find new creative expressions...

Art History

Celebrating Spring: Exploring the Artistry of Vasant Panchami

May 15, 2024

6 minutes read

Vasant Panchami, celebrated on the fifth day of the Magha month in the Hindu calendar, marks the transition from winter to spring. Central to the festival is the worship of Saraswati, the goddess of learning, with devotees adorning yellow attire symbolizing knowledge and auspiciousness. Rituals include ceremonial baths of Saraswati's idol and elaborate pujas seeking blessings for academic success and artistic endeavors.

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Philippe Pasqua: Confronting Identity and Mortality with Raw Artistic Expression

Jul 26, 2024

6 minutes read

Philippe Pasqua is a contemporary French artist known for his provocative and often unsettling portraits, which explore themes of identity, mortality, and the human condition. His work combines elements of painting and sculpture, frequently featuring raw and intense imagery.

Paul Cézanne was a French artist and painter who lived from 1839 to 1906. He was known as a Post-Impressionist artist whose work introduced new forms of representation and influenced the artistic movements of the early 20th century...

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Winter landscapes in art

Dec 7, 2021

6 minutes read

Winter is the season in which the most important holiday is celebrated: Christmas! In this regard, the most famous artists in the history of art have not shirk from depicting the cold landscapes typical of this time of year, sometimes even through the use of allegories. The success of this topic is still found today, in fact, many works of contemporary art have often depicted snowy views...

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Olivier Messas, I have always been creative

Sep 15, 2023

7 minutes read

“I have always been creative, ever since my early childhood when I was happy with a box of markers and a few blank sheets of paper.”

Dance, an intense and passionate art form, has been very probably present in all human cultures, in fact, among the first works of art that portray it we find the paintings of ancient Egypt. The representation of this topic has also characterized the most popular artistic currents between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, so that great masters such as, Degas, Renoir, Munch, Toulouse Lautrec, and Matisse have depicted it...

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Very Peri is the color of the year 2022

Jan 2, 2022

7 minutes read

The Pantone Color Institute has declared Very Peri as the color of the year 2022! The most varied shades of this blue hue, infused with red and purple, have distinguished the colors of the main subjects, or details, of some masterpieces of art history...

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Natalie Levkovska, inspiration coming from walks in the woods

Nov 26, 2022

7 minutes read

Natalie Levkovska' inspiration comes from walking in the woods, digging in the garden, reading books and watching movies, listening to music, Instagram and Facebook, talking to friends and personal experiences...

Art History

Cubism: from its origins to contemporary art

Jul 6, 2022

7 minutes read

«The fact that for a long time Cubism has not been understood and that even today there are people who cannot see anything in it means nothing. I do not read English, an English book is a blank book to me. This does not mean that the English language does not exist. Why should I blame anyone but myself if I cannot understand what I know nothing about?»...

The colour orange has been present in art history since the earliest civilisations. In fact, in ancient Egypt, artists used to use an orange mineral pigment, called realgar, for tomb paintings...

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Allen Lin: an impressive assortment of Chinese contemporary art

Nov 13, 2023

7 minutes read

Allen Lin possesses an impressive assortment of Chinese contemporary art, showcasing works from both emerging and established artists...

Art History

Dragon Boat Festival: A Canvas of Tradition and Artistry

May 17, 2024

7 minutes read

The Dragon Boat Festival, or Duanwu Jie (端午節), is a traditional holiday observed on the fifth day of the fifth month of the Chinese lunar calendar, blending ancient customs and communal festivities. Rooted in the tale of Qu Yuan, a poet and minister from the Chu state during the Warring States Period, it symbolizes resilience and unity.

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Erró: A Life in Color and Collage

Aug 6, 2024

7 minutes read

Erró, born Guðmundur Guðmundsson on July 19, 1932, in Iceland, is a celebrated painter and printmaker known for his role in the narrative figuration movement, his integration of surrealism and pop art, and his extensive international exhibition history.

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Legacy of a Visionary: Franz Priking's Influence on Contemporary Art

Aug 9, 2024

7 minutes read

Franz Priking, a prominent German painter and lithographer born in 1929, is celebrated for his evolution from Expressionism to a symbolic and structurally complex style, leaving a lasting impact on contemporary art through his innovative and original work showcased in prestigious international exhibitions.

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