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Odilon Redon (1840-1916), Andromeda, 1904-1910. Oil on panel.

Medium: oil on canvas

Shindō Reimei 真道黎明 (1867- 1978).

Cuno Amiet: girl with flowers, 1896.

Piha, New Zealand - Kieran Stone

His style was not fully within other popular modes of the time, such as Pre-Raphaelism or Neoclassicism, and can be seen as a fusion of various methods and aesthetics of his time, including later in life utilising post-Romantic techniques such as lighter brushwork and softer shades.

Self portrait with palette, 1917, Marc Chagall

Parachoques a prueba de mordiscos.

John Martin was an English Romantic painter and one of the most popular artists of his day. He was celebrated for his typically vast and melodramatic paintings of religious subjects and fantastic compositions, populated with minute figures placed in imposing landscapes. His dramatic and subjective style of composition was in stark contrast to the emerging schools of naturalism and realism, which led his work to fall out of critical favour soon after his death, however a revival in interest has occured towards the end of the 20th century, and now his major works are popular pieces of many museum’s collections.