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The Starry Night is an extraordinary example of how art can be used to communicate powerful emotion, as well as intricate technical skill. He used a complementary colour scheme, with the purples and yellows providing a stark colour contrast. It demonstrates the captivating power of van Gogh’s use of colour and composition, inviting viewers on a journey into the beauty of the night sky.

Where to see the painting: In the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy.How much is the painting worth?: It sold for $92 million at auction in 2021, making it one of the most expensive works of art by an Italian Renaissance painter, according to artsy.net.

Thomas Gainsborough shows possessions, money, and power in the painting Mr. and Mrs. Andrews. The artist lays bare the English class society on the canvas. The painting shows a young couple who got married to join their families’ fortune and chose Thomas Gainsborough – a relatively unknown painter – to paint their portraits. Little did they know that a few decades later, their painting will make the painter more famous than them.

Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa is an iconic painting. It was created between 1503 and 1506 during the Italian Renaissance period, more specifically, during the High Renaissance. The painting was created using oil on poplar wood and is known for its subtle transitions and blended edges. The painting also represents the style and techniques that Leonardo da Vinci perfected. This includes his use of chiaroscuro, which creates an intense contrast between light and shadow. Another technique da Vinci uses is sfumato which uses blending to create soft edges and a ‘smokey’ appearance.

A stylistic mixture of Cubism and Futurism, Duchamp’s depiction of the titular subject in multiple exposure evokes a movement through time as well as space, and was inspired by the photographic motion studies of Eadweard Muybridge and Étienne-Jules Marey. The figure’s planar construction drew the most ire, making the painting a lighting rod for ridicule. Nude was one of a handful of paintings Duchamp made before turning full time towards the conceptualist experiments (such as the Readymades and The Large Glass) for which he’s known.

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