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"The Painting Movements" describes the paintings cannot be overlooked in a movement of art chronology. Some people could see in this picture an insult to the works thus perverted, others an offend to rationalized thus Art. Finally others will be able to understand all the historical, artistic and human depth. They will be able to set back these works "everyone knows" in the whole picture, to give them a sense, to learn something or to feel like to know more. It's funny to see side by side some works that could be in conflict before, and maybe to reconcile them.
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Order| The Paintings | |
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More than 120 paintings of the most well known painters put together in a coherent assembly.
Work sizes are all Mona Lisa size proportional. |
| The Movements | |
| The main caracteristics of each movement are described, technical but also historic informations. Are you more Surrealisme or more Rococo ?! |
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| The Chronology | |
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From Gothic through contemporary paintings, including Romantism and Fauvism, each movement takes place in the chronology. |
| The Painting Informations | |
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On top of each painting, few informations on the painter and the tittle of the work, of course, but also the creation date and the place of the museum where to see the work. Paris, St Petersbourg, New York, you will be able to kown where to find your happiness ! |
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