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Marianne North

1880

In The Old Palace, Kandy, Ceylon (sri Lanka)

Explore Marianne North’s ‘In the Old Palace, Kandy,’ a stunning 1880 oil painting of opulent Ceylon interiors. Admire its classical style & detailed botanical art.

Robert Louis Stevenson And His Wife — John Singer Sargent

“The Billiard Room at Menil-Hubert” is a captivating 1892 oil on canvas by Edgar Degas, embodying Impressionist principles of capturing fleeting moments. Featuring a cozy billiard room scene illuminated by soft light and adorned with paintings, it exemplifies Degas’s masterful observation and technique—a testament to his legacy as a pioneer of modern art.

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1881

Flowers And Carpet

Explore Paul Gauguin's masterpiece "Flowers and Carpet," a vibrant Post-Impressionist painting showcasing bold colors and Synthetist style—influenced by Camille Pissarro & Picasso—celebrated for its exploration of nature & spirituality.

Lourens Alma Tadema

1900

Professor George Aitchison (1825–1910), Ra, Rgm, Priba

This artwork showcases Lourens Alma Tadema’s skill in classical painting, blending meticulous observation with artistic flair. Explore its rich symbolism and historical context.

Henri Matisse

1942

Dancer And Rocaille Armchair On A Black Background

Henri Matisse

1947

Red Interior. Still Life On A Blue Table

Henri Matisse

1911

Pink Studio (latelier Rose) - Oil On Canvas -

Explore Henri Matisse's iconic Pink Studio (L'Atelier Rose), a masterpiece of Fauvist art showcasing bold colors and geometric shapes—a pivotal work from 1911.

Henri Matisse

La Fenêtre Bleue New York, The Museum Of Modern Art

Explore high-quality oil painting reproductions at AllPaintingsStore – capturing Matisse’s artistic genius.

Jean-baptiste-camille Corot

1865

The Studio (also Known As Young Woman With A Mandolin)

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot A Life Immersed in Light and LandscapeJean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, a name that resonates with the tranquil beauty of 19th-century French landscape painting, was born into a comfortable Parisian bourgeois family on July 16, 1796. Though initially steered towards a commercial path, destiny – and perhaps an innate artistic sensibility – intervened. His early years were ma

Michelangelo Buonarroti

1480

Reconstruction Of The Interior

Explore Michelangelo’s ‘Reconstruction of the Interior’ engraving – a stunning classical illustration showcasing architectural detail & grandeur. Discover its history & artistic significance.

Roy Lichtenstein

1991

Interior With Mirrored Wall

Karl Friedrich Schinkel

Berlin, Klosterstrasse. Gewerbeinstitut. Beuth In His Work Residence

This monumental watercolor portrays Schinkel’s friend’s apartment, reflecting his dedication to scholarship and collecting. Featuring intricate details of architectural elements and decorative objects—including the iconic Beuth-Schinkel Cross—it exemplifies Neoclassical aesthetics and celebrates both artistic vision and artisanal tradition.

Karl Friedrich Schinkel

Berlin, Klosterstrasse. Gewerbeinstitut. Beuth In His Work Residence

This stunning watercolor showcases Schinkel’s friend Beuth’s apartment, adorned with classical sculptures and intricate craftsmanship. Symbolizing intellectual pursuit and artistic appreciation, it embodies Neoclassical elegance.

Karl Friedrich Schinkel

Berlin: Schloss Charlottenburg, Schlosspark, New Pavilion (known As The ‘schinkel Pavilion’). View Of The White Room As Sample Design For Rooms On The Upper Floor

This graphite drawing showcases Schinkel’s vision for Schloss Charlottenburg's Raffaelkabinett, a sample room reflecting Neoclassical style. Featuring meticulous detail and geometric forms—including a one-point perspective—the artwork captures the grandeur of classical design.

Karl Friedrich Schinkel

Potsdam, Babelsberg Palace. Wall Decorations

Discover Neo-Gothic grandeur in this detailed architectural study by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, capturing the elegance of Babelsberg Palace interiors from the Romantic era.

Edgar Degas

1892

Interior At Menil-hubert

Captured in Impressionist style by Edgar Degas, Interior at Menil-Hubert portrays a serene Parisian living room bathed in soft light—a masterful depiction of domestic tranquility inviting viewers to experience the beauty of everyday life.

Eugène Delacroix

1832

Folio 48, Arabic Courtyard And Staircase

Delacroix’s watercolor sketch of an Arabic courtyard showcases a unique architectural study in loose, observational style. Explore this 1832 artwork's beauty & detail!

John Singer Sargent

1898

The Golden Room Of The Palazzo Cleriri

John Singer Sargent’s “The Golden Room of the Palazzo Cleriri” is a captivating watercolor masterpiece reflecting the grandeur of late 19th-century Venice. Created in 1898, this artwork showcases Sargent's masterful technique and captures the opulent ambiance of the palazzo’s interior—two chandeliers illuminating a richly decorated room. Known for his evocative portraits and landscapes, Sargent sk

Theo Van Doesburg

1927

Café Aubette, Strasbourg, France (color Scheme For Floor And Long Walls Of Ballroom, Preliminary Version)

Theo van Doesburg's 'Café Aubette' is a vibrant, geometric masterpiece from 1927. Explore its bold color scheme and innovative design – a cornerstone of De Stijl movement.

Carl Fieger

1931

Untitled (adaptable Small Flat By Carl Fieger. Layout With Text Montages And Photos Of Furnishings. Exhibition Panel For The Deutsche Bauausstellung (german Building Exhibition) Berlin 1931)

Explore this 1931 Bauhaus-inspired floor plan by Carl Fieger, showcasing functionalist design principles; bring architectural history home today.

Edgar Degas

1862

The Belleli Family

## Edgar Degas: Life and Art <h2>Early Life and Training</h2> <ul><li><b>Born:</b> Hilaire-Germain-Edgar De Gas in Paris

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

1911

Two Nudes With Bathtub And Oven

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s vibrant Two Nudes with Bathtub and Oven captures the raw emotion of Expressionism—a dynamic depiction of intimacy amidst domestic objects. Painted in 1911, this bold canvas explores human connection through distorted forms and intense color palettes; discover a timeless masterpiece.

James Abbott Mcneill Whistler

Peacock Room

Explore James Abbott Whistler’s ‘Peacock Room,’ a stunning interior masterpiece blending Tonalism & Aestheticism. Gold leaf, peacock murals & rich design – a unique art experience.

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