Throughout his prolific career, Picasso met many fascinating eccentrics and vagabonds. One such person is horrifically captured in this dizzy and obscene portrait. This painting is replete with many crafted moods and acoustic emotion; it swims in front of the viewer! It captures Picasso’s personal signature of color, yet it is one of the …

  The Mysterious Monoliths of Easter Island   These monolithic human figures were carved by the Rapi Nui people of Polynesia between the years of 1250 and 1500. I have always been intrigued by these pieces for reasons too numerous to mention here; however, I shall relate the supreme contention as satisfaction enough. Of the …

  There is no piece of sculpture that transfigures the act of humanity into divinity in more detail and glamor than this piece by Bernini. Carved from enigmatic methods of marble, Bernini isolated the arcane and demonstrated the miracle in such a wraith form that one can observe this composure as if you are the …

When it comes to color, Monet was never influenced by prejudice or spontaneity. He always knew, after careful exploration and experimentation, exactly what he was after. Free spiriting, audacious color levels, and bold imagery predominantly figured in Monet’s later works. The behind-scenes-theme captured in this painting is Monet’s cosmopolitan of light and mood. Here, the …