Hossam Mohamed

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Il cimitero di Ganna

Il cimitero di Ganna

The painting was created by the Italian artist "Vittore Grubicy De Dragon" following the death of his friend, the sculptor "Giuseppe Grandi", and his burial in the cemetery of Ganna, in the province of Varese in northern Italy. Although the painting is titled "Ganna Cemetery",…
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Black Cat

Black Cat

The painting belongs to the Chinese ink and wash style, which is based on the use of ink in varying shades, ranging from light gray to deep black. In this painting, we have a seemingly simple depiction of a large cat standing, with what appears…
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George Washington (The Athenaeum Portrait)

George Washington (The Athenaeum Portrait)

The two most distinctive features of this painting are George Washington’s face and the fact that the painting is unfinished. This was the last painting Gilbert Stuart made of George Washington while he was still alive. The depiction of George Washington in this particular painting…
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The Mature Heroine Whose Husband is Away (Praudha Proshita Bhartrika)

The Mature Heroine Whose Husband is Away (Praudha Proshita Bhartrika)

The Mature Heroine Whose Husband is Away, Folio from the "Rasamanjari" (Bouquet of Delights) The Bouquet of Delights is a a 15th century Sanskrit poem on romantic love by Bhanudutta. It is a classification of different types of lovers according to their emotional states, and…
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Lady in a Garden

Lady in a Garden

The painting is a simple portrait that offers a small glimpse into Indian culture. We see a simple Indian woman wearing a Saree in the Draping style, which is the traditional clothing for women in India. She is also wearing a Bindi, the dot in…
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