Claude Monet - Impressionist
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Art Prints on Demand
https://www.normandythenandnow.com/claude-monet-by-himself-part-4-the-power-of-friendship/
I will post some other paintings that I love or art - but Claude Monet is my absolute FAVORITE
Feel free to post whatever art is part of your SOUL - As an artist myself I love that everyone sees ART differently! And we all see beauty in different things. 
I do like Monet as well, I have been to Paris often in the 90âs, yet not much in museums. Only about 10-15 years later when I got to see these huge pictures of waterlilies
https://www.musee-orangerie.fr/en/article/claude-monets-water-lilies
I will always remember how warm the weather was and how fresh the climatic rooms felt, the pictures were at. It was such a delightful breather not only for the body but also for the heart. I was in an exhibition many years before in a German town called Balingen to see his pictures.
Oh I want to go to the Louvre so bad. I only stepped foot in Paris (at the airport) on my way to Vienna.
I have seen some of the Khotties (should I call them that on this thread) posting where they are walking through an art exhibition in S. Korea! I wanna go! The rooms look cool and inviting. Maybe one of them would show me AROUND
If I am not mistaken, the museum where there are the most paintings of Monet is the MusĂ©e dâOrsay
https://www.musee-orsay.fr/en/collections/index-of-works/resultat-collection.html?no_cache=1&zsz=2&zs_rf=mos_a&cHash=aa3b5fcf04
I like very much the MusĂ©e dâOrsay because it is there that the Impressionists are exposed
http://www.impressionniste.net/museums_exhibitions.htm
When I lived in the Paris area, I often went to the MusĂ©e dâOrsay.
What made the biggest impression on me was the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican
https://www.museivaticani.va/content/museivaticani/fr/collezioni/musei/cappella-sistina/storia-cappella-sistina.html
I have only been there twice. I hope I can see it again.
I think, I was 6-7 times in Paris and I never went to the Louvre, I was there in Spring once it was hot, several times in Summer it was hot and 1 time in November freezing I had to buy gloves.
Itâs not that I wouldnât want to go, but the masses of people going there, mind-blowing.
There is one museum about Asia I wanted to visit, but since the time I wanted, I have not made it back to Paris.
This one I would prefer even before going to the Louvre
https://www.musee-orsay.fr/
But I have been a lot in churches in Paris and just walking in the different quarter is like walking in an open air museum sometimes.
I went long time ago and saw the naked âDavidâ from Michelangelo and of course Mona Lisa, but she was behind glas and there was a rope to keep distance, so that was somehow disappointingâŠ
I love the paintings and arts of Adolf Mucha who is a Czech artist but worked a lot in France or Paris. - Art nouveau.
Another painting I love! 
post impressionist - Georges Seurat
There is also Josef LADA, Czech, naive art. He taught himself und illustrated many children books and drew cartoons. I like his style as the scene feels alive 
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/evIAAOSw9D1epGgA/s-l400.jpg
Your paintings and illustrations remind me of Norman Rockwell - who I love!
I was in HIGH SCHOOL when I learned about REMBRANDTâs work and became fascinated by his vivid/real looking paintings. I guess that is why heâs my favorite, and up to now will always be the #1.
Rembrandtâs Biblical Work
Rembrandt (biography) created over 300 works of art inspired by stories from the Bible. Most of these works are drawings and etchings. In addition, there are some 60 paintings on Biblical themes. This essay offers a summary of the style and subject matter of these works.
The development of Rembrandtâs style is reflected clearly over time. His '20s and '30s works are tempestuous, almost baroque. He does not shun the grand, dramatic scenes, while focusing mainly on the action. During this period Rembrandtâs canvasses and panels are moderately sized. Judas Returns the Thirty Pieces of Silver. Please note that Rembrandt never created historical pieces with large numbers. Rembrandt would choose a limited number of characters and capture them at a key moment.
The TEN Commandments
Christ chasing the ppl selling in the Temple
JESUS CHRIST DESCEND FROM THE CROSS
CHRIST RESURRECTION
I do love some Rembrandt! 
Van Gogh Starry Night - Post Impressionist
Poem by Anne Sexton
I really like those too. The four women are Seasons and my mom had them on the wall when I was a child. So nice to see them again.
Hard to just pick one but Carl Larsson pops to mind since Iâm swedish and he painted everyday scenes of swedish life in early 1900.
Oh thatâs beautiful - I donât know about him - I will have to look at more of his work
If I had to pick a genre then it would probably be surrealism. No particular artist, whatever freaks out my logical mind I guess. I like this one
Entre les trous de la memoire by Dominique Appia. This is the original which oddly does nothing for me.
but if itâs flipped like this, I can look at it for hours, maybe something to do with left brain/right brain or being left or right handed? 
I like Nighthawks by Edward Hopper. It manages to actually convey a feeling of loneliness/emptiness.
I thought the small but colourful and well lit room of Tak Dong Kyung in contrast with the dark vastness of Doomâs room was reminiscent of the light and colour in the diner contrasting with the emptiness of the street outside.
(yes @kdrama2020ali Doom is in the room!)
Iâm never getting over DOOM - Heâs ART!!!
I love this I have seen Nighthawks before. You are right I like the other one flipped! So much to see and Iâm actually rt handed does that make a different with right and left brain??
Thanks for sharing!!!
Impressionist
As I love Monet - Renoir was also very romantic in his paintings - I love the water color effect that both Monet and Renoir produced in their paintings
Canvas Art
Tate
Georgia OâKeeffe
I lived in NM and she was very famous!
Modernism
Precisionism
American modernism
