Geometry of the nude: painting on the edge of drawing, how Euan Aglow turned art into science.
The artist began painting her figure, but before completing the work, he did not have time to finish the face because of his tendency to drag out the process for the sake of accuracy. As a result, the body in the painting belongs to Cherie, while the face is that of another model.
Blurred edges of beauty: pain, tenderness and truthful provocation in watercolor by Marlene Dumas.
Despite the appearance of a classic Dutch blonde, she successfully emphasizes her African background by incorporating elements of the “black continent” into her work
A master of nuance, light, shadow and human truth: How Emile Friand painted life as it is
From this period, the artist creates less and less significant works of art, focusing on portraits of influential personalities: politicians, public figures and representatives of the aristocracy.
Female power, magic and masks on canvas: how Leonore Feeney changed art
Her paintings feel like dreams teetering between pleasure and danger. Leonor Fini refused to be confined — neither surrealism nor social norms could tame her wild imagination.
