orphan girl at the cemetery eugene delacroix

orphan girl at the cemetery eugene delacroixThis poignant romantic work by Eugene Delacroix in 1824 is considered a preparatory study for the "Massacres of Scio" and evokes a deep sadness. The outlines are drawn with great precision and highlight the young girl against the blurred background of the sky and the desolate cemetery. Tears are beading at the edge of her eyes, her mouth is half open, her shoulder bare, she seems doomed. Want to buy another painting by Eugne Delacroix? Discover all

Flooded with ebony hair

nature and the coastal environment

I felt a scream running through nature

This personal and soothing retranscription of Vincent Van Gogh is done essentially by a chromatic construction based on the contrast of colors that allows to find the constant intensity emanating from his works

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the artist is inspired by Japanese prints and gives unprecedented attention to each of the flowers painted

such as mouldings and windows

the artist later added the broken branch on the right

Edward Hopper's White River at Sharon presents a bucolic scene with a river meandering peacefully through a green landscape in Sharon

taken from the banks of the Seine

It is through this kiss that the two luminosities combine to develop the ability to integrate other realms

This neo-impressionist work of Paul Signac depicts the French art critic Félix Fénéon standing in front of a swirling background of color