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De/Generative Art

The warm sunset was in contrast with the frosty wind that ruffled the tress. In a small clearing there was a peculiar jewel. It was the Crescent Glasshouse sparkling in the waning sunlight, it's windows shiny as a crystal. It’s been some years since she had last been here, never thought she’d have the chance to return,... Show more

Odilon Redon was very sad and weak as a child and was always "looking for shadows". It is a fame that never left him. As an adult, he was asked what his favorite subjects were for painting. "My monsters," he replied simply. Due to his interests in natural history, psychiatry and microscopy, coal creatures and petr...

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A statue of water horses This piece is located in Taipei Zoo in Taiwan. These hippos are apparently swimming in concrete. This effect reminds us of the game of hungry hippos

Hands stop him The Hands Resist Him The next strange painting is a work called "Hands Stop Him" ​​by "Bill Stoneham", which seems to be inspired by his own childhood photos and the window you see behind his head is a window into the fantasy world of a child. is years old Hands can be seen behind the glass, which a... Show more

The most important work of Gustav Klimt and Austria. Gustav drew the painting of the kiss with the help of oil paint and used precious metals such as gold, silver and platinum. There are different interpretations of this image, for example, the golden color is a symbol of preciousness and the sweet feeling of love, ... Show more

Laura Knight is one of the most famous British women painters of the 20th century. He portrayed the soldiers of the Second World War and the trial of the Nazis at the Nuremberg Trials. Influenced by Impressionist painters, Laura Knight has painted mostly British women from various walks of life, from gypsy women to ... Show more

Zdzisław Beksiński (Polish: Zdzisław Beksiński; Polish pronunciation: [ˈzd‌ʑiswaf bɛkˈɕiɲskʲi]) February 1929 – February 21, 2005) was a Polish photographer, painter and sculptor, specializing in the style of surrealism and the field of drawing the dark side of societies and ruined cities

romanticism In this style, feelings and emotions play an important role. This method was based on following the feeling and emotion, which could not accommodate the traditionality. Having a deep understanding of nature and its beauties and dealing with the superior characteristics of humans from the characteristics... Show more