Adolphe Mouron Cassandre (1901 – 1968) was an artist of commercial art deco posters. His subjects were of steamships, trains and other "masculine’ associated objects like cigarettes and wine. Framed poster prints of the artist are ideal for decorating the walls of work and living rooms for an individuals who want to create a masculine [...]
Alfred Kubin (1877-1959) was Czech painter. His art style was Expressionism, the movement that was initiated by his contemporaries. Kubin’s paintings are not as famous as that of many of his contemporaries, they are noteworthy. His imagery are illustrative and may have been very much ahead of it’s time. They seem to have very much [...]
Aubrey Beardsley (1872 – 1898) was an English illustrator. His drawings were in the fashion and time of Art Nouveau. Black and white, and sometimes a touch of red. His drawing simulated japanese-style prints. Beardsley created numerous posters during his short career. Most of these were on fashion, show business and erotica. Art prints of [...]
Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), born in the Czech Republic, was a painter known for his Art Nouveau art style. Mucha’s art is very popular till today. It is because of the simple beauty of stylized figures with floral patterns and ornamented curves and frames. Mucha’s subjects are of the female figure styled in beauty. His paintings [...]
Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868 – 1928) was a Scottish painter and architect. His works are representative of the Art Nouveau movement which thrived at the time. Art prints of this famous artist make great decorative ornament to any living space. The works are ornate, yet serious and masculine. In a way they are very balanced [...]
Andre Derain (1880-1954) was a Fauvist French Painter. His art was greatly inspired by African Art, a style that was termed “Primitivism“. Derain’s famous paintings are characterized by vivid colours and confident brushstrokes. His early works were influenced by early painting of Italian Gothic art. Later on his paintings became more stylized and mirrored the [...]
Kees van Dongen (1877-1968) is a famous Dutch painter. His painting style is described as Fauvism. Influenced by artists of his time, including the likes of Matisse, Valmnick and the other Fauvists, his paintings were rich in colour. Big brush strokes allowed for loose renderings of his subjects which are cleverly stylized. The simplicity of [...]
Raoul Dufy (1877-1953) was a famous French artist. His art style was characterized as Fauvism. Subjects in his paintings are seascapes, boats, landscapes still-lifes and florals. The brushstrokes are simple and confident, true to the Fauvist principle of color and strokes without the need to create realistic representation of the object. His objects hence are [...]
Tamara De Lempicka ( 1898 – 1980 ) was a Russian born painter. Her works were mainly figurative and sometimes floral in the art deco style. Famous paintings of de Lempicka were mainly portraits. They are beautiful with dramatic light and shadows. Her paintings are almost cinematic in quality. One can understand how the effect [...]
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