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Commissions for religious art became practically nonexistent
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Commissions for religious art became practically nonexistent
Most of his painting are based on dance and ballet. Others are portraits (most of his earlier work). There are some scetches of women and of landscapes, too.Addition:Race horses.
in the early period portraits where the most popular but then in the 1800's landscapes and paintings of the frontier became more popular
John Constable was a pretty famous English artist who painted many rural landscapes, but I'm not so sure about the horses... Gainsborough was also a well known English artist who painted some landscapes, but most of his paintings are portraits... Stubbs was good at painting horses, but that's all he was really good at... really, there were not many English artists who stood out among the other European artists when it comes to both horses and landscapes.
Eisenhower enjoyed painting landscapes.
Da Vinci drew the first relaxed portraits with misty landscapes in the background. He used warm and passionate colours to create the misty look on the landscapes. Da Vinci had a different way of painting with mixing colours. Da Vinci did not put eyebrows on his painting. Da Vinci changed the way people painted and made sculptures. Da Vinci was famous for the way he used light in his portraits. It seemed as if you could see into the soul of the paintings.
Moved religous messages to the background-APex
He is a Jamaican painter, sometimes hailed as the father of Jamaican painting. As well as portraits he has painted Jamaican landscapes and society. His style often shows impressionist influences. He now lives in Canada.
Cézanne explored shape and color by painting the still lifes of fruit and other things. A large number of his paintings are landscapes. He also painted people: portraits, bathers, card players and more.
Vincent Van Gogh is most famous for his landscapes, which he painted outside (a method called plein air painting). He also painted portraits and still lifes.