In his art he is too fixated on negative manifestations of love and blatant sensuality. Morality, morality - nothing, he is an artist, and he is allowed more than others. It is a joke to exhibit his paintings next to the artwork of Vincent Van Gogh and Edvard Munch.

Настоящий гимн юности, написанная искренне, от души и удивительно достоверно. А осталась лишь тихая грусть по ушедшему времени. Было принято изображать советские успехи в труде, а романтика, чувственность, все эти «охи-вздохи» должны остаться в прошлом...

At the age of 15, Francesco was accepted into the most prestigious art school in Italy. Now in his work became more noticeable romantic motifs. Modern European ladies in an unsightly form should not be depicted, but odalisques from the harem - as much as you like....

Many artists preferred to abandon the usual manner of painting. His immense talent was combined with a clear love of creativity and a desire to "break into the people". However, he was expected to paint on revolutionary themes.

It was they who caused the greatest discontent of the public - how could one write such low things. Aesthetics and beauty are in the first place there, and the unconcealed sensuality of the girls only emphasizes their attractiveness.

The authorship of the painting by Leonardo da Vinci himself is in doubt. Caecilia is believed to be the mistress of the Duke of Milan, Ludovico Sforze. Caecilia is depicted half-turned, which was an innovation for the time. She lived quite a long life by the standards of the time - 63 years and died in honor.

He portrayed the harsh Soviet life unvarnished. He never made it to the front, the management decided that capable students should be saved. There is no varnishing of reality, the heroes are harsh and courageous....

He didn't leave many paintings, but he didn't have any outright passable artwork. He wrote many occult plays and novels. His ideas of occultism Jean Delville promoted in every possible way in society.

The people and animals in his paintings are very three-dimensional. It is much easier to paint “like everyone else”.... Botero prefers bright colors and clearly defined shapes. A dream can become reality if you want it very much.

Leighton was popular, his paintings were eagerly bought. Aesthetics in its purest form, the here and now moment, more typical of the Impressionists. This use of the color orange was innovative.

Here everything came together - the British love of classical salon portraits and realism, Lawrence's desire to meet these tastes, the primness of the English and the strict moralism of the Victorian era, and the artist's paintings, in which he painted nude beauties in the historical setting, quite well within the narrow limits of propriety.

Collier was lucky to have had a very prosperous childhood. Collier did not change his style, and probably did not fail, his paintings still found their admirers.