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.

Now just over 130 years old—an age considered centenarian, the painting has aged, but the girl in a kimono remains forever young.

From the quiet magic of twilight to the elegance of portraiture, these works remind us of art’s timeless power to inspire & evoke wonder.

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.

This is an oil portrait painting of Cézanne by his dear mentor and father-like figure, Camille Pissarro.

After learning the story behind, I admire Socrates for his spirit to sacrifice himself.

Few painters achieve the level of recognition and admiration that Cézanne earned, even if such accolades only came years after his death.

Vermeer's paintings seem to be able to stop time. It makes the scenes like a frozen moment.

I found this painting extremely stunning. It was carefully painted with great depiction of the wool and the creation of crisp atmosphere.

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

Look at his gaze that holds a child's curiosity, that is the most astonishing part that attracts me.

This painting is very delighted to look at. As a layman, I can’t help to notice the sweetness and vibrancy in this painting.