Between lights and shadows

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What differentiates Posterism is usually that in its works, a particular element is highlighted.

Here is the whim of dividing the background composition, diagonally into black and white.

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By Gruau, R. – Woman wearing a hat

Sweet sunsets in spring

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Balance was achieved between shadows and yellowish lights.
The zigzagging paths of the garden create depth and the verticality of  human figure stabilizes the entire composition.

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By Grasset, E. – Girl in a garden

A bizarre vision by Leonor

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A surreal sketch allows us to make possible what reality denies us.

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By Fini, Leonor – Untittled

Composing with shoes

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Without being one, this composition approaches abstraction.

Its color combination is both daring and sophisticated.

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By Warhol – Still-life with butterflies

Inner space with divan

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This is not among the most daring works by David, who liked to depict interiors with his furniture, often distorting perspective. His chromaticism makes him the best heir to Matisse.

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By Hockney, D. – Stanley lying on the carpet

Maybe just gossip

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With decisive strokes, the artist captured the arrangement of the figures in the composition, as well as the balance of light and shadow.

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By Canals, Ricard – Conversation around a living room table

The legend of king Arthur

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In this work, we can observe the wavy lines providing coherence and rhythm to a sketch, that despite its speed, does not lose detail in the expression of the actor’s face.

Adorable headdress.

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By Cocteau, Jean – Sketch of garments for a ‘Knights of the Round Table’ character

International Women’s Day 2024

Congrats Sisters, it’s our Day!

The works by Kathryn Barton come to our attention like pieces of the most select goldsmithing. Her compositions and chromaticism can move in the long time that separates Giotto from Klimt, passing through Frida Kahlo. A true privilege for our senses.

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By Barton, K. – Unknown title

Antique chatting

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Very interesting is the artist’s genuine detail of revealing the black pencil strokes behind the silhouette of the woman.
Those of us who love the practice of Drawing, like to show the ‘essence’ of a work, which is found in what the Sketch itself is. It is the best ‘x-ray’ of any work. Never cheats.

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By Bouché, R. – Lady and gentleman talking

Parties era

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During the period of the Rococo style, in France called ‘Galante’, the sanguine pencil was ideal for drawing without the pronounced contrasts provided by the color black. The models’ hair was treated very delicately, but there was a special interest in representing the small folds of their shiny dresses.

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By Watteau – Young girl seen in bust