Fine Art for Interior Design
Belle Epoque artist Paul Cesar Helleu worked in various mediums – oils, pastels, and dry etchings – but focused on fashionable females of Parisian society for his subject matter
Francois Boucher was a prolific Rococo painter of portraits, allegories, genre, history, and mythological scenes
This large Expressionist Painting is a faithful yet nuanced Mixed-Media Tableau of the "The Tiller Girls" who were popular dance troupes, first formed by John Tiller in Manchester, England
Jan Toorop created an array of work in the modernist styles of Pointillism, Art Nouveau, and Symbolism
French engraving master Jean-Francois Janinet worked during the twilight of the French Revolutionary and the throes of chaos
Austrian Expressionist painter Gustav Klimt was a disciple of the "Vienna Secession" movement in art, which held that the Vienna Academy's conservatism was stifling to artist and viewer while devoted to frank, sexual, sometimes shocking art
Academically-trained French artist Delphin Enjolras produced a variety of subjects in a wide array of mediums, creating landscapes, portraits, figure studies, and domestic scenes using watercolor, oil, and pastels
This Modern Interior Design Masterpiece suggests some Oriental Nirvana where Asian women are equals, if not rulers of a Celestial paradise
Francois Boucher was a prolific Rococo painter of portraits, allegories, genre, history, and mythological scenes
Belle Epoque portraitist Charles Joshua Chaplin was greatly influenced by the French Realists as well as Francois Boucher, and the English artists Gainsborough and Reynolds
Belle Epoque artist Paul Cesar Helleu worked in various mediums – oils, pastels, and dry etchings – but focused on fashionable females of Parisian society for his subject matter
Luis Ricardo Falero was born in Granada, studied in Paris, and took up residence in London
Italian Benedetto Luti produced oils on canvas and frescoes but was one of the first to create pastels as standalone works, not as preliminary studies for later paintings
Artist Jean-Antoine Watteau helped transition French visual art from the classical and sober Baroque to the more light-hearted Rococo
Belle Epoque artist Paul Cesar Helleu worked in various mediums – oils, pastels, and dry etchings – but focused on fashionable females of Parisian society for his subject matter
German religious and genre artist Meyer von Bremen studied under Dusseldorf Schoolmasters and went on to concentrate on scenes from the Gospel and pictures of the pathos of domestic life
American illustrator Dean Cornwell produced a voluminous amount of magazine and periodical covers, advertising imagery, and even propaganda posters during WWII
Albert Edelfelt was an academically-trained artist who was an acquaintance of the American painter John Singer Sargent
This large art Study from the World's Columbian Exposition was originally rendered in Chicago c
French painter and intellectual Charles-Antoine Coypel was the son of the artist Antoine Coypel and grandson of Noel Coypel
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