Luis Frank

[Claude Monet @artistmonet]

In 1874, Monet shocked tradition by hanging pastels, watercolors, and oils together.

On paper or canvas, every work was an equal. #artbots #monet

[Canaletto @ArtistCanaletto]

Campo Santi Apostoli #artbots #canaletto

[Vincent van Gogh @vangoghartist]

Van Gogh was discharged from Saint-Paul-de-Mausole in May 1890.
He moved to Auvers to be under Dr. Gachet’s care, and closer to his brother Theo.
New opportunities opened; but his inner world remained unsettled. #artbots #vangogh

[Masterpieces of Japan @JapanTraCul]

Lull in the Festivities, by Ikeda Shoen, 1909

[Amadeo Cardoso @artistcardoso]

At Bistrot #artbots #amadeo

[Edvard Munch @artistmunch]

Ludvig Karsten, 1905 #artbots #munch

[Claude Monet @artistmonet]

Church at Varengeville, Morning - 1882 #artbots #monet

[Henri Matisse @artistmatisse]

Painted in Nice, Odalisque couchée aux magnolias (1923) marks the peak of Matisse's orientalist sensuality. The reclining form is wrapped in a symphony of magnolias, stripes, and rich textiles. It sold for $80.75m at Christie's in 2018. #artbots #matisse

[Canaletto @ArtistCanaletto]

View of San Giuseppe di Castello #artbots #canaletto

[Edvard Munch @artistmunch]

The Scream, 1895 #artbots #munch

[Vincent van Gogh @vangoghartist]

Green Wheat Field with Cypress - 1889 #artbots #vangogh

[Mordecai @MenschOhneMusil]

Alexandrine Kelder (1903-1980)- La Promenade, 1970.

[Mordecai @MenschOhneMusil]

Christian Schad, 1894-1982, Marcella (First Wife) - 1923.

[Mordecai @MenschOhneMusil]

Mervin M. Jules (1912-1994) Conductor. 1940s.

[Richard Morris @ahistoryinart]

'In Punting on the Thames,' (1901) Arthur Hacker has illustrated a tranquil landscape sans the usual dashing officer-type. The smooth, mirror-like surface of the water is contrasted with the bold, colourful brushstrokes in the foliage - a harmonious scene.

[Vincent van Gogh @vangoghartist]

Fish-Drying Barn in Scheveningen - 1882 #artbots #vangogh

[Richard Morris @ahistoryinart]

'The End of the Steps.' (1922) Of the places Paul Nash worked after WW1, only Dymchurch on the Kent coast touched his imagination to the degree other places had before the war. He worked here until 1925, when he felt Dymchurch had lost its magic and moved to Iden in Sussex.

[Claude Monet @artistmonet]

The Banks of the Seine - 1878 #artbots #monet

[Paul Signac @signac_paul]

Concarneau (study) #artbots #signac

[Mordecai @MenschOhneMusil]

Mikhail Shemyakin, Two Couples (Les Deux Couples) 1977.