Art & Philosophy as Perspectives on Life

We All Fall In Love Sometimes

Still Life with Checked Tablecloth

This picture seems a bit chaotic at first glance, but when you investigate cubism a bit further, it starts growing on you.

Pierre Bonnard

The Window

I have become fond of paintings that are able to take me away for a while. Paintings that can serve both as an escape and give room for reflection. This painting by Pierre Bonnard ticks both boxes.

Édouard Manet

Luncheon on the Grass

Art history is filled with intriguing turns and transitions. Some paintings have been attributed with greater impact than others, and this one from Édouard Manet is especially interesting.

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.

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.