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Pastel Painting: Women in a Tub, 1886, 69.9 cm × 69.9 cm
I’m drawn to the way Degas portrayed the female form not as an erotic nude figure, but as something deeply human — vulnerable, unposed, and completely natural. There’s no attempt to beautify or dramatize.


Exploring the Beauty of Girl in a White Kimono, 1894, 59 x 55 cm
Now just over 130 years old—an age considered centenarian, the painting has aged, but the girl in a kimono remains forever young.


How Sargent Made Me an Awestruck Superfan: 5 of My Favourite Paintings
From the quiet magic of twilight to the elegance of portraiture, these works remind us of art’s timeless power to inspire & evoke wonder.


Sewing the Sail, 1896, 222x300 cm
This oil painting by Joaquin Sorolla is a portrayal of the traditional craft of sewing a sail by women in the coastal regions of Spain.


Portrait of Cézanne, 1874, 73 × 59.7 cm
This is an oil portrait painting of Cézanne by his dear mentor and father-like figure, Camille Pissarro.


The Death of Socrates, 1787, 129x196cm
After learning the story behind, I admire Socrates for his spirit to sacrifice himself.


Agnus Dei, c. 1635-1640, 37 x 52 cm
I found this painting extremely stunning. It was carefully painted with great depiction of the wool and the creation of crisp atmosphere.


The Fable of Arachne, c.1657-58
I have been to Museo Nacional del Prado - Prado Museum in Madrid, Spain, and I might have seen this painting, but I don't remember it at all


Ranuccio Farnese, 1542, 90x74 cm
Look at his gaze that holds a child's curiosity, that is the most astonishing part that attracts me.


The Harvesters, 1565, 119 x 162 cm
This painting is very delighted to look at. As a layman, I can’t help to notice the sweetness and vibrancy in this painting.
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