Aryan Joshua
Art Researcher
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20th Century • Meiji/Showa Period • Japan
Mount Fuji (神嶽不二山 / Mount Fuji)
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19th Century • Meiji Period • Japan
Painting Flowers (Peonies)
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18th Century • Edo Period • Japan
Monkey Performing the Sanbaso Dance
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Liberation of Saint Peter
Thus, we can see that the painter has left this painting unfinished. Typical to the Baroque paintings, we can see the realistic proportions, contrasting colours depicting light and darkness. The angel with his flowing garment is shown in dazzling light. The grand gestures of both…
The entrance to the main burial chamber at Akbar's tomb
the inscription is the symbolical way to move from the ordinary life to the holy place, reminding the viewers about life, death, and eternity. The use of luxurious colors and fine details of calligraphy also speaks about the patronage of Emperor Akbar and about his…
The Burning of Lanka
Mahatma Gandhi was so impressed by Venkatappa’s paintings that he mentioned about his art works in his journal ‘Young India’. Currently, a lot of his legendary artworks are preserved by the government of Karnataka in Venkatappa Art Gallery, Bengaluru.
Equestrian Monument to Sir John Hawkwood
This monumental fresco, painted by Paolo Uccello in 1436, was commissioned by the Republic of Florence to celebrate the Anglo-Saxon condottiere John Hawkwood (italianized as Giovanni Acuto), who had successfully led the Florentine troops and remained in their service until his death in 1394
Christ on the Cross with the Virgin and Saints Clare, John the Evangelist, and Francis
portable and private, made for one woman in one room, the gold ground burning behind it like something that does not belong entirely to this world.
Na Hye-sok's Self-Portrait
Na Hye-sok was a gifted Korean painter, writer, and feminist who made an important contribution to modern Korean art. She is known as the first Korean woman to receive formal training in Western-style painting at the Tokyo Women\'s Arts College in 1913. In 1921
Genizara born of a Chino and Indian (De Chino, e India, Genizara)
Francisco Clapera occupies an important place in Mexican colonial art as a skilled painter whose casta works reveal both the artistic sophistication and the racial anxieties of 18th century New Spain.
Japanese Ladies Admiring a Screen
this painting incorporates themes such as beauty, cultural appreciation, reflection, and art observation. The painting equally represents the enormous European fascination with Japanese culture in the nineteenth century.
Baekimdang Pungsok Hwacheop (Album of Genre Paintings by Baekimdang)
Every image created by Baek Eun-bae is full of movement, emotions and narratives through the use of colors and ink on paper.The piece illustrates how art can function as a record of social history as well as a creative expression.
Calligraphy on Taj Mahal (circa. 1638-1648)
In my opinion, this artwork represents faith, spirituality, and the journey of the soul. The Quranic calligraphy guides visitors toward thoughts of divine mercy, paradise, and the afterlife. I think the message of the artwork is that true beauty comes from devotion to God, and…
Goddess Saraswati by the master artist Chitragara Durgada Krishnappa (circa. 1900)
I think this painting shows the importance of knowledge, learning, music, and peace, and it teaches us that wisdom is one of the most valuable things in life.
