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Adam’s House, 1928, Edward Hopper
Medium: watercolor
Claude Monet
Vincent van Gogh, Le Moulin de Blute-Fin, 1886
Near Louveciennes, 1876, Alfred Sisley
Medium: oil on canvas
Vetheuil under the Sun, 1880, Claude Monet
Frederick Childe Hassam
“The South Ledges”
Instead of trying to reproduce exactly what I see before me, I make more arbitrary use of colour to express myself more forcefully … To express the love of two lovers by the marriage of two complementary colours … To express the thought of a brow by the radiance of a light tone against a dark background. To express hope by some star. Someone’s passion by the radiance of the setting sun.
Vincent van Gogh (via huariqueje)
I think that the power of art is the power to wake us up, strike us to our depths, and change us.
Jhumpa Lahiri (via bookmania)
Edward Hopper, Automat Nigel Van Wieck, Q Train Edward Hopper, New York Movie Nigel Van Wieck, 1st Floor
Open your eyes.
Gustav Klimt - Kirche in Cassone (Landschaft mit Zypressen), 1913 (via deflam)
Yachts, Gloucester Harbor - Childe Hassam
1899
Girl with Blue Veil
Gustav Klimt, 1902
M. Chagall
Moodboard; Claude Monet, Father of Impressionism, he saw the world as an ever-moving blur of feeling…
Saint Paul de Mausole . Saint Rémy. This former monastery is the asylum where Vincent Van Gogh committed himself voluntarily for a year, a week and a day. It’s where he received treatment and rested,at times not being able to work at all, but when he could,churning out piece after piece,including masterpieces like Starry Night and Irises.
Source: http://houseofbliss.blogspot.nl/
Photography
Houses in Auvers Vincent van Gogh - 1890