Cubism learned a lesson or two when Fernand Leger’s The Wedding hit. In fact, many art historians joke that this painting introduced Tubism. That’s because reality curves into tubes in this remarkable work. As abstract as it is, we know what it’s like at this wedding.
This painting, Siren in Full Moonlight, debuted in 1940, as yet another Delveux nude. Belgian painter Paul Delveux took a lot of heat for his naked sirens. But nudity’s a mere footnote to their alien features. These are not women. Does their unclothed status even matter? They appear unreal..
Mario Gonzales paints monsters and men. Famous for his tagline When it Reigns, I’m Poor, Mario makes art that speaks to the city..
Many misinterpret Marc Chagall – The Rooster. LadyKflo explains here that it’s not just about sex. Deeper love prevails in this painting.
Watercolor by Antonio lifts and lightens figures with his work. There’s profound depth as well. Strong lines and archetypal themes ground the work.
The Met Cloisters Museum graces Upper Manhattan with art, peace, and quiet. Not a religious place, it still feels like a spiritual sanctuary. That’s thanks to the calming spaces and extraordinary art collection.