Personally, I adore Paul Cézanne. His masterful use of color and form, and his ability to bridge the gap between Impressionism and Cubism, have always captivated me. Cézanne's innovative approach to composition and his dedication to capturing the essence of his subjects inspire me deeply. His works, like "Mont Sainte-Victoire" and "The Card Players," are timeless masterpieces that continue to influence artists and art lovers around the world. Can't wait to hear about your favorites!
#1
Patricia Acosta and Kadinsky
2points
#2
Edward Hopper
2points
#3
Monet I love his water lilies.
1point
#4
This is too hard!
I'll share a few lesser known ones that I love:
Laura Hollingsworth...she did all the merch drawings for Keepers of the Lost City and is just a fabulous person as well. She does a lot of fan art and character commissions for small authors.
And then Charlie Mackesy. He is well known for his book but his art is just *chefs kiss*. He also seems like a really good person as well and honestly cares for people.
1point
#5
Van Gogh.
Generally people can't get over the ear situation. But as an impressionistic painter, I relate with his artistry on a deeper level, including the criticisms.
Generally people can't get over the ear situation. But as an impressionistic painter, I relate with his artistry on a deeper level, including the criticisms.
1point
#6
Rafał Olbiński
Rob Gonsalves
1point
#7
Gerard Way
0points