"Pietà" , (1903)

by Käthe Kollwitz

Medium: Lithography

Highly recommended, Helela, is the biography of Käthe Kollwitz. Then you can better understand their works.

"The Survivors" , (1923)

by Käthe Kollwitz
Medium: Lithography

"Hungry children"

KÄTHE KOLLWITZ (1867-1945)

In 1924 everyone needed food. People begged on streets, knocked on doors, waited for soup and bread in huge municipal shelters. Kollwitz' conscience could not rest. At the request of the International Worker's Relief Organization, she designed Deutschlands Kinder hungern, (Germany's children are starving.)

"Poverty"

by Käthe Kollwitz
Medium: Etching

"Krishnakoli"

Medium: Acrylic on handmade paper
by ~ Sambuddha Duttagupta  (India)

Fragment of fresco : "An angel playing the lute", ca. 1480

Melozzo degli Ambrosi, called Melozzo da Forlì, (Forlì 1438 - 1494)
Vatican museums

"Happy Women's Day"
 Medium: Acrylic on paper

~ Sambuddha Duttagupta  (India)

Ganesh Pyne (B. 1937)
Untitled (Bir Bahadur)
signed and dated in Bengali (lower right)
tempera on canvas laid on board
Painted in 1989

About Bir Bahadur

Ganesh Pyne (1937 –2013) was an Indian painter born in Kolkata, West Bengal. Pyne is one of the most notable contemporary artists of the Bengal School of Art, who had also developed his own style of "poetic surrealism", fantasy and dark imagery, around the themes of Bengali folklore and mythology. Ganesh Pyne shunned both limelight and art collectors alike, and never held any major exhibition, preferring to show his paintings three at a time. Yet, through the 1980s to the '90s, his work fetched one of the highest priced amongst Indian artists.

Untitled (Bir Bahadur)
Ganesh Pyne
(Rider on the Threshold) | 20th Century

~ Stephanie Seymour

"The oracle" (2006)

Art by Hans Mertens

"Прогулка с ультрамариновым волом в персиковом саду"
"Walk with ultramarine ox in the peach garden"

Art by Alexander Sigov (Russia)

"Hina, Moon Goddess & Te Fatu, Earth Spirit", (1893)

by Paul Gauguin
Medium : oil on canvas

"Painting is Arriving in a Different Place" (Franz Marc)

by Povylazili ...
  (first graders), Russia

by Povylazili ...
  (first graders), Russia

by Povylazili ...
  (first graders), Russia

 Beautiful snails!

"Upstream forever"
Letters from the prison No.9

acrylics and oil on wood panel

by Verocska Kosch 

(2013)

"Hours of Étienne Chevalier", Tours c. 1452-1460

(NY, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1975.1.2490)

Egon Schiele

The False Preacher, from a Flemish Book of Hours, Getty Museum, Ludwig IX 5, c. 1410

“Everyone discusses my art and pretends to understand, as if it were necessary to understand, when it is simply necessary to love.”

~ Claude Monet

Happy Easter to all !

Art by Maggie Van de Walle

Thank You, Luna! 

Claude Monet is my favorite painter, Eva

You're welcome, Rosmarie!

"Hands" (1912)

by Egon Schiele

Did I give you a pleasure, Rosmarie!

I lost this work during transit to a gallery at Nehru Place, New Delhi for my exhibition on 2008. If anyone have any information please inform me.

"A Look Back" (2008)

Medium : Acrylic on paper

~ Sambuddha Duttagupta  (India)

"Mother and Child"

is a detailed section of the 1905 painting "Three Ages of Woman"

by Gustav Klimt.

Yes, Eva..it's a beautiful picture and a very wise statement! ∼ 

"Upward", (1929)

by Wassily Kandinsky

Wow, that's really great ... very resourceful ... that that does not collapse is a miracle.

I had similar thoughts.. 

"Passionflower", (1908)

Medium: ink,watercolor,paper

by Piet Mondrian

"Framed by Flowers"

by Nicola Slattery (UK)
Have a look at all the details at: https://www.nicolaslattery.com/art-courses

"Coca"

By Adrien Natas

My work from the past

"She"

by Sambuddha Guttagupta (India)

Looks a bit like You...

"Selfie X"

Acrylic on paper

by Sambuddha Guttagupta (India)

My recent work

"The Café Talk"
Acrylic on paper

by Sambuddha Guttagupta (India)

Ha ha, thanks for the nice comparison, Rosmarie.

There is no painting here, from me, Helela. I think, you have misunderstood something. :)

"She" made me think at Your profile-picture Eva with the African children :-)

∼ Wish You a joyful week ∼ ♡ ∼

Yes, i had already understood, Rosmarie, but on the picture this is a Thai- children.

~ Wish You also a wonderful week filled with Happiness  ~ ☼ ~