Paintings


The Ugly Duchess - Quentin Matsys

Quentin Matsys – The Ugly Duchess – Analysis

Comedy, satire and wit are perhaps greatly dealt in word form than visual form. However, there are some artists who use all the aforesaid properties to paint the most beautiful or the most ugliest of paintings to create a bright/dull sense of humour.


El Greco – Opening of the Fifth Seal – Analysis

Italian Renaissance helped with the growth of many artists and its widespread influence across nations helped blooming art as a whole. Spanish Renaissance [15th to 16th century] can be called as the consequence of Italian Renaissance


Madonna or Loving Woman

Edvard Munch – Madonna – Analysis

The mysteries of art and their powerful symbolic expressions come with a fascinated turn in the paintings of Edvard Munch. Troubled with anxiety and illness for most of his career, Edvard Munch embraced these conditions and felt that he became capable because of them.


Francisco Goya – The Third of May 1808 – Analysis

Francisco Goya was born in a time where there was great enlightenment in the form of a great ruler, followed by an unexpected war with the French and the vexing rule of a monarch who wanted to suppress everyone.