Fine Art for Interior Design
Italian Futurist artist Alessandro Bruschetti celebrated modern technology, urban life, the promise of tomorrow, and “Speed”, which is the title of this work by the disciple of Filippo Tommaso Marinetti
Spanish-Genius Pablo Picasso lived and worked in France for most of his larger-than-life existence, evolving through Cubism, a brief return to classicism, and even Surrealism
Czech Impressionist sculptor and painter Otakar Kubín was influenced by artists such as Gauguin and van Gogh and gained French citizenship during his many years in residence there
This Mixed-Media Masterpiece from Barrett Evon and the Studios of Art Chateau was inspired by Cecil Beaton's 1963 photoshoot with Audrey Hepburn
Oleksandr Khvostov was an academic artist born in Russia, he studied at the Moscow School of Painting and became a member of the Union of Artists and also studied at the studio of Aleksandra Ekster in Kiev, Ukraine
Austrian painter Anton Krejcar painted the fabulous and fantastic in vivid hues, whether still lifes from another world or nudes from some unknown mythology
Czech Impressionist sculptor and painter Otakar Kubin gained French citizenship during his many years in residence there
Pablo Picasso lived and worked in France for most of his larger-than-life existence, evolving through Cubism, a brief return to classicism, and even Surrealism
French artist Jean Metzinger began as a Neo-Impressionist, dabbled in Divisionism, and finally adopted Cubism, seeing in the mathematical style of the movement a better recreation of reality (and some would say, inspiring physicists to uncover quantum mechanics)
This large French Masterpiece is a faithful yet nuanced version of "Water from the Fountain of Youth," while the original drawing was rendered by Italian artist Rosalba Carriera in the mid-1720s
Russian-French Modernist artist Marc Chagall used various styles such as Cubism, Symbolism, and Fauvism to represent his experience of Jewish life and identity
American artist John Singer Sargent was trained in Paris and friends with most of the leading painters of the day
Jean Fouquet was a preeminent French painter of the 15th century and was the first French artist to travel to Italy and experience first-hand the early Italian Renaissance artist
This Mixed-Media Masterpiece from the Studios of Art Chateau is a photographic vision of "Modern Dance
Escaping Germany's Reformation severity, Hans Holbein the Younger flattered the Tudor dynasty with his amazing artistic skill
This Pop-Art vision of Marilyn Monroe is from Barrett Evon and the Studios of Art Chateau
Spanish artist Bernat Martorell's 15th-century epic painting of "Saint George Slaying the Dragon" is indeed Iconic
French historical painter Charles Abraham Chasselat was an illustrator of books and an accomplished creator of genre and classical canvases
Lucas Cranach was an Early Netherlandish painter who was active in Saxony and became the leading portrait artist of his era
Francois Clouet, taking inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa has combined Italian inspiration and the meticulous detail of Netherlandish art, both characteristic of Clouet in particular and the French Renaissance in general
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