Famous Artworks

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There is a 1927 "The Scream" by Pablo Picasso

Not as famous as Edvard Munch's "The Scream"

a series of paintings and prints created by Norwegian artist Edvard Munch between 1893 and 1910,

The materials used is in oil on a poplar panel.

An artist. "Mother Love" painting.

Rusty-spotted cat was created in 1831.

I have an Alice Faye one of a kind painting by Leeteg asking 250000

As I was researching this artist for my art class, I cam across a website called artnet. They listed three o his paintings that have been sold in the past ten years by Sutherby's. Maybe this is the place to start searching for this info. I am an art teacher and my interest is purely aesthetic value. Good luck with your search.

Emile Renouf was a French Painter of the 1800's. He painted the Helping Hand. This is one of my favorite paintings of all time. I happened to walk in to a Smithsonian art gallery back in the mid-80s and was struck by the size and expressions of the older man and the young girl. I love the tenderness and self-assuredness in the man's eyes and the girl's uncertainty and care to row correctly. I don't know how I became aware of it, but, the artist's self-portrait is painted into the boat to the left of the girl's leg.

We went to the National Art Museum in DC today and we were told this painting is at the Renwick or Corcoran, but I am not finding Renouf listed at either museum by going to each respective website. Each of these museums is dedicated to American painters, so perhaps he moved to the United States? He is also credited with a painting of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Yes there is a clown painter named E smith

No. Leonardo da Vinci believed on the supremacy of painting. Michelangelo believed that sculpture was the purest expression of art.

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Mona Lisa is also known as La Gioconda or La Joconde.

I think, like most art, the meaning is subjective, and only the artist could tell his specific intent, but when I look at this painting there are several possible meanings. One obvious theme is the harshness of winter and the survival drive of the wolf. I question the meaning behind the cabins the wolf stares down at. Are they symbolic of the intrusion of humans into the wolf's territory, and the impending end of the wolf's rule, or is there a more sentimental meaning. Is the cold, lonely wolf perhaps envying an unseen dog lying before the hearth? Given that there are reports of the artist's family being attacked by a pack of wolves- a scene depicted in another of his paintings- sentimentality seems unlikely. FYI, there are numerous variations on this print. I have personally seen a single cabin, numerous cabins, and I own a large version called "The Pack", with the same wolf in the foreground and a large pack of wolves in the background.

Pietro Annigoni (June 7, 1910 - October 28, 1988) is the Italian who painted a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II (born April 21, ) in 1956.

Samuel E.B. Morse

There is no way of assessing a work of art until it is up for sale. And Seurat's famous painting is not likely to be.

A sandy phone number is when u dial someone`s number and sand comes out, kinda like when spider-man killed the sandman and all the sand started going into little cracks.

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Sandro Boticelli

E. Thomas

The Mona Lisa, also known as La Giaconda or portrait of Lisa Gherardini who was the wife of Francesco La Giacondo

The Last Leaf

they treated him like a porn star

Yes

Leonardo da Vinci painting: La Scapigliata. Located in Galleria Nazionale, Parma.