Top 10 famous Abstract Art of all the time
Top 10 famous Abstract Art of all the time
I love abstract arts. I believe that abstract art is not what you see , it’s what you think. Abstract art is the freedom of using colors, is the freedom of representing your thoughts in colors.
Today, here I share top 10 famous abstract arts of all the time. Hope you’ll enjoy them.
Number 10 : The Son Of Man by Rene Magritte
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Artist: René Magritte
Media: Oil paint
Created: 1964
Period: Surrealism
Subject: René Magritte
Number 09 : Garçon à la pipe by Pablo Picasso
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Artist: Pablo Picasso
Dimensions: 1 m x 81 cm
Created: 1905
Media: Oil paint
Period: Picasso’s Rose Period
Support: Canvas
Number 08 : The Night Watch by Rembrandt
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Artist: Rembrandt
Dimensions: 3.63 m x 4.37 m
Created: 1642
Locations: Amsterdam Museum, Rijksmuseum
Periods: Baroque, Dutch Golden Age
Genres: Portrait, History painting
Number 07 : Girl with a pearl earring by Johannes Vermeer
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Artist: Johannes Vermeer
Dimensions: 44 cm x 39 cm
Location: Mauritshuis
Genre: Portrait
Created: 1665
Periods: Baroque, Dutch Golden Age
Number 06 : The persistence of memory by Salvador Dali
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Artist: Salvador Dali
Location: Museum of Modern Art (since 1934)
Period: Surrealism
Genre: Allegory
Created: 1931
Media: Oil paint
Number 05 : Guernica by Pablo Picasso
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Artist: Pablo Picasso
Dimensions: 3.49 m x 7.77 m
Location: Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía
Genre: Narrative art
Created: April 26, 1937–June 1937
Subject: Spanish Civil War, Suffering, War
Number 04 : Three musicians by Pablo Picasso
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Artist: Pablo Picasso
Dimensions: 200.7 x 222.9 cm
Created: 1921
Media: Oil paint
Support: Canvas
Number 03 : The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci
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Artist: Leonardo da Vinci
Dimensions: 4.6 m x 8.8 m
Location: Santa Maria delle Grazie
Created: 1495–1498
Media: Gesso, Mastic, Tempera, Pitch
Periods: Italian Renaissance, High Renaissance, Renaissance
Number 02 : The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh
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Artist: Vincent van Gogh
Location: Museum of Modern Art
Period: Post-Impressionism
Genre: Landscape painting
Created: June 1889
Media: Oil paint
Number 01 : Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci
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Artist: Leonardo da Vinci
Dimensions: 77 cm x 53 cm
Location: The Louvre (since 1797)
Created: 1503
Media: Oil paint
Periods: High Renaissance, Renaissance
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this is not abstract art, abstract art is non figurative (non objective art) so must know that you posted none of abstract, let alone top ten. for example Magritte and Dali are surreal, Rembrant is definitely well known baroque master as well as Vermeer, Leonardo is well known polymath - a true renaissance man, etc...
Pollock, Miro and Kandinsky are the most known representatives of abstract.
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This is an excellent collection from famous painters. Thanks for sharing.
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