Still Life Painting by French Artist Maurille Prevost

Bouquet of Flowers and a Cat

Maurille Prevost (born in Paris, 1929) studied at l'École des Beaux Arts. Having received her degree, the artist started painting the old streets of Paris and developed her own distinctive style.

Apple Tree

Flowers, Fruits and a Cat

Poppies

Montmartre

Two Bouquets

Albert von Keller, the Painter of Belle Époque Society

Portrait of Gisela von Wehner, 1908

Portrait of Soprano Hermine Bosetti, 1913

A very prolific German artist, born in Switzerland, Albert von Keller (1844-1920) was a typical painter of Jugendstil era. He painted mainly portraits of women - actresses and dancers, the scenes of society life and interiors; his nude female painting was a great success. He lived in a luxury appartment in Maximilianstrasse in Munich and married a beautiful woman, the daughter of the wealthy founder of the Bavarian Mortgage and Exchange Bank. He was awarded his nobility title by the Prince Regent Leopold in 1897.

Portrait of the Munich Court Actress Mimi Cramer, 1875

Portrait of Zarin-Alexandra-Feodorowna, 1896

On the Beach

Camilla Eibenschütz as Myrrhine in Lysistrata, 1909

The Source

End of the Evening

Gisela von Wehner, 1906

Paintings by Martina Yeon, Korean Artist

Still Life with Roses

Martina Yeon was born in South Koria in 1962 and began to draw from a young age. She studied painting at the Korean University in 1978 and then went on to obtain her qualification as a Fine Arts Teacher. Martina has experience in a wide range of subjects and techniques, moving to Spain in 1991 where she dedicated herself to painting, learning from the Spanish masters such as Goya and Velazquez. Martina works in a new contemporary realism of still lifes and flowers.

Still Life

Still Life with Roses

Ramon Pujol Spanish Artist

Park in Portofino

Capri

>Churs

>San Giorgio, Portofino

>Shops At La Piazzetta

>Reflections of Portofino

Carl Spitzweg (1808 - 1885) German Painter of Biedermeier era

The Widow

Carl Spitzweg, a German romanticist painter, came from well to do middle class circumstances and originally worked as a pharmacist. He is considered as one of the most important representatives of the Biedermeier era.
Thanks to his established position in society and an inheritance, he could follow his real calling and dedicate himself entirely to painting. Spitzweg was a self-taught artist, however he insisted on acknowledgement as a professional artist. In 1868 the painter was named honorary member of the Munich Art Academy. Spitzweg sold around 400 paintings during his lifetime.
For the most part Spitzweg's small-format genre paintings show untroubled small town life or country idylls with an ironic, yet kind-hearted accent.

Newspaper Reader in a Garden

The Letter Messenger in Rosenthal