Chaim Soutine: Portrait of Madeleine Castaing. Bequest of Miss Adelaide Milton de Groot (1876-1967), 1967. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY
Project Type: Artist Research
Featuring artworks by other artists for research purposes as a resource for me and my artist-inclined readers
Van Gogh: Bulb Fields
Vincent Van Gogh, 1883. Bulb Fields.
Carl Larsson: October
Feodor Vasilievich Sychkov: Country life in a Russian village at wintertime
Feodor Vasilievich Sychkov (1870-1958.) 1934. Country life in a Russian village at wintertime. Oil on canvas. 73 x 103 cm.
Vincent Van Gogh: Skull
Vincent Van Gogh, 1887. Skull. Oil on canvas, 42.4 x 30.4 cm.
“Van Gogh has used a narrow brush and blue paint to indicate the outlines of the skull. Thin paint alternates with thick: for the light reflections on the skull he has used heavy splodges of light-coloured paint.
Drying cracks are visible in many places. Look at the area immediately below the skull, for example. The paint has cracked because Van Gogh painted the skull over an earlier picture. He covered up the earlier image with a layer of zinc white – a kind of paint that dries extremely slowly. The drying out process continued after the skull had been painted over it, causing cracks to form in the top layer of paint.” Van Gogh Museum
Claude Monet: Sunrise, the Sea
Claude Monet, 1873. Sunrise, the Sea.
Frank Snapp: Nu Jouant du piano
Frank Snapp, 1867 / 1927. Nu Jouant du piano.
Henry Matisse: Portrait of Mme. Matisse
Henry Matisse, 1913. Portrait of Mme. Matisse.
Pablo Picasso: Bather with Beach Ball
Pablo Picasso. 1932. Bather with Beach Ball.
Edgar Degas: Degas in a Green Jacket
Edgar Degas, 1855-56, Degas in a Green Jacket.
Edvard Munch: Self Portrait
Edvard Munch, 1882. Self Portrait.
Gustav Klimt: Portrait of a Lady
Gustav Klimt, 1917-18. Portrait of a Lady (unfinished.)
Louis Anquetin: Self Portrait
Louis Anquetin, 1892. Self Portrait.
Pierre-Auguste Renoir: Flowers in a Vase
Pierre-Auguste Renoir. 1878. Flowers in a Vase. Oil on canvas. Private Collection.
Meredith Frampton: Marguerite Kelsey
Meredith Frampton – Marguerite Kelsey, 1928. Oil on canvas
Félix Vallotton – La cuisinière (1892)
Félix Vallotton – La cuisinière (1892)
Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret: In the Forest
Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret (French, 1852-1929,) In the Forest.
Violeta Vogt: A White Cat
Violeta Vogt. 2017. A White Cat. Freezer paper, ink pen & sharpies, alcohol applied with a brush.
Violeta Vogt: Pawtrait of a Feral Cat
Violeta Vogt. 2016. Pawtrait of a Feral Cat. Graphite & ink pen.
Francisc Sirato, Girl Reading
Francisc Sirato – Girl Reading, 1927
Valentin Gubarev, Waiting for husband
Valentin Gubarev – Waiting for husband.
Natal’ja Gocharova, Self-Portrait With Yellow Lilies
Natal’ja Gocharova – self portrait with yellow liliums – goncharova, Natalia. Self-Portrait With Yellow Lilies, 1907.
Paul Klee, Cat and Bird
Cat and Bird. Paul Klee (1879 – 1940.)
Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita, Self-portrait with a cat
Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita, Self-portrait with a cat, 1927, detail, Fondation Foujita/Adagp, Paris/Archives artistiques.
Edouard Manet, Vase de lilas blancs et roses
Edouard Manet. 1883. Vase de lilas blancs et roses (White and pink lilac vase).
Nikolai Astrup, Through the Open Door
Nikolai Astrup (Norwegian,1880-1928), Through the Open Door – 1902/11.
Safet Zec, Bread in hands
Safet Zec, 2016. Bread in hands, tempera, collage on paper on canvas, cm 50 x 70.
Pablo Picasso, La Buveuse d’absinthe
La Buveuse d’absinthe (1901), Pablo Picasso. Photo © Musée d’Orsay, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais/Patrice Schmidt © Succession Picasso 2018.
Axel Ventura, Carrying the weight of the world
Emerging Argentinean artist Axel Ventura, Carrying the weight of the world.
Elmer Bischoff, Interior with Two Figures
Elmer Bischoff (American, 1916–1991): Interior with Two Figures, 1968. The Lobell Family Collection, New York, NY. Oil on canvas, 80 x 80 inches / 203.2 x 203.2 cm. © Estate of Elmer Bischoff.
Cy Twombly, The Rose (II)
Cy Twombly (American, 1928–2011): The Rose (II), 2008.
Gagosian. Acrylic on plywood, 99-3/16 x 291-5/16 inches / 252 x 740 cm. Image: © Gagosian Gallery.
“Inscribed on the last panel of each painting are fragments from Rilke’s poem cycle “The Roses.” Stanzas scrawled in a gestural mode reflect Twombly’s characteristic conflation of painting and poetry, image and word, while his brushwork describes petals bursting open, together with words that hint and evoke.” (Gagosian Gallery)
Mark Chagall, Abraham and the Three Angels
Marc Chagall. Abraham and the Three Angels, 1960-66. Oil on canvas, 190×292 cm
David Hockney, Portrait of an artist
David Hockney, Portrait of an artist (pool with two figures), 1972. Private Collection. Acrylic on canvas, 214 x 305 cm.
Shaun Tan ‘Norseman’
Australian artist Shaun Tan’s landscape created from found objects in the actual landscape depicted in the painting.
Jenny McCracken. “Faces of Shop Small.’
Ben Quilty, 2010. Angus Young from AC/DC.
Todd1000. ‘Souring Through a Stary Night.’
Ilya Yefimovich Repin, 1880-1891. The Zaporozhian Cossacks write a letter to the Sultan of Turkey.
Leonardo da Vinci, c.1604. ‘Battle of Anghiari’
Ken & Julia Yonetani
Ken & Julia Yonetani, 2014. The Last Supper (detail.) Constructed entirely from groundwater salt. 9 meter table laid with a variety of ‘foodstuff’. Commissioned by Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre. Accessed from: http://netsaustralia.org.au/whats-on/last-supper/
