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Largely self-taught, Van Gogh believed that drawing was „the root of everything.“ His reasons for drawing were numerous. At the outset of his career, he felt it necessary to master black and white before attempting to work in color. Thus, Van Several Van
When the fierce mistral winds made it impossible for him to set up an easel, he found
Two scholars consider the displacement of Assyrian people and their art.
You can’t keep art safe and leave people to the winds.
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protectors of a landscape impacted by the notoriously fierce northerly mistral winds
Features monumental art from New Guinea, Pacific islands, Australia, and Island Southeast Asia—regions united by shared Indigenous ancestry.
Ceremonial string winder, Kisar Island artist 1724.
Moretto’s last major work, this altarpiece was commissioned by the Brescian confraternity known as the Disciplina di San Giovanni Evangelista for their oratory adjacent to the church of the same name
In the background a path winds toward Golgotha, the three crosses outlined against
The most musical tree in the world.
over five hundred years, it was battered by countless hurricanes, floods, and high winds
Winds from the East: A Study in the Art of Manet, Degas, Monet and Whistler 1856â
Studying first with François Élie Vincent (1708–1790), a miniaturist whose Paris studio was in the same street as her father’s shop, Adélaïde Labille embarked upon her career before she was twenty
The Winds of Revolution. Exh. cat., Wildenstein. New York, 1989, p. 40.
This work is a large fragment of one of three altarpieces El Greco was commissioned to paint in 1608 for the church of the Hospital of Saint John the Baptist (also called the Tavera Hospital in honor of its co-founder, Cardinal-Archbishop Juan de Tavera, 1472–1545), just outside the walls of Toledo
„may derive visually from one of the angels with raised arms ‚holding the four winds
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Vesuvius, A View of Naples Beyond Pierre Jacques Volaire ca. 1776 Neptune and the Winds
