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Tag Archives: French artist

Monetomania

Saturday, 5th Mar, 2022 by Krilling for Company in Aesthetics, Art, Quotations, Translation and tagged 19th-century art, artistic obsession, Claude Monet, color, France, French art, French artist, French language, impressionism, impressionist, joy, nineteenth-century French art, quotes about color | Leave a comment

« La couleur est mon obsession quotidienne, ma joie et mon torment. » — Claude Monet (1840-1926)

“Color is my day-long obsession, my joy and my torment.” — Claude Monet

The Power of Pucelle

Thursday, 14th Jun, 2018 by Krilling for Company in Art, Religion and tagged 19th-century art, art, dancer, dancing, danseuse, French art, French artist, French painter, French painting, Gospels, Gustave Moreau, head of John the Baptist, Jean le Baptiste, John the Baptist, New Testament, nineteenth-century art, nudes, oil-painting, painting, Salomé, symbolism, symbolist art, tête de Jean le Baptiste | Leave a comment

Gustave Moreau, L’Apparition (1876-7)

White Wight with Witch-Wife

Wednesday, 5th Jul, 2017 by Krilling for Company in Aesthetics, Art and tagged 19th-century art, art, French art, French artist, French painter, French painting, Greek myth, Gustave Moreau, Jason, Médée, Medea, mythological art, mythology, nineteenth-century art, nudes, oil-painting, painting, symbolism, symbolist art | Leave a comment

Gustave Moreau, Jason et Médée (1865)

Fille des Feuilles

Tuesday, 11th Oct, 2016 by Krilling for Company in Art and tagged 1870, 1870s, art, artist, autumn, autumn in October, autumn leaves, fall, fallen leaves, France, French art, French artist, Jacques Joseph Tissot, James Tissot, leaves, nineteenth century, nineteenth-century Britain, October, oil-painting, portrait | Leave a comment

James Tissot, Octobre 1877

James Tissot, Octobre (1877)

Previously pre-posted:

• Oil Say — another painting by Tissot

Oil Say

Friday, 15th Apr, 2016 by Krilling for Company in Art, History, War and tagged 1870, 1870s, art, artist, British army, British Empire, British history, British imperialism, cigarette, France, Frederick Gustavus Burnaby, French art, French artist, Jacques Joseph Tissot, James Tissot, military uniform, nineteenth century, nineteenth-century Britain, oil-painting, portrait, Royal Horse Guards, smoking | Leave a comment

Frederick Gustavus Burnaby by James Tissot (1870)

Frederick Gustavus Burnaby by James Tissot (1870)

Parispluie

Monday, 9th Nov, 2015 by Krilling for Company in Art, History and tagged 1870s, 1877, art, artist, France, French art, French artist, French capital, French history, Gustave Caillebotte, Jour de pluie à Paris, nineteenth century, nineteenth-century France, nineteenth-century Paris, parapluie, parapluies, Paris, Paris Street Rainy Day, Rainy Day in Paris, realism, realist art, umbrella, umbrellas | Leave a comment

Gustave Caillebotte, Jour de pluie à Paris (1877)

Gustave Caillebotte, Jour de pluie à Paris (1877)

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