Edward Hopper
Little Boy Looking at the Sea
Imagine being able to draw images like the one below at childhood! There is an intriguing mood to most of Edward Hopper’s painting that is premeditated in this painting, somehow.
Art & Philosophy as Perspectives on Life
We All Fall In Love Sometimes
Constantin Hansen
Restring model
Some paintings may not have a deeper meaning. At least nothing that is possible to formulate in words without being... blunt. Still, they may be worthwhile to spend some time with.
19th century
Money
Much can be hidden in an image that is mostly black. This invites to a use of imagination.
Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg
A Nude Woman Doing Her Hair Before a Mirror
Some paintings are understated in the exact right way. This is one of them.
Francisco Goya
The Dog
Simple paintings can be powerful. Especially when we consider the artist and his possible state of mind at the time of painting.
