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Gallery of
Contemporary painting

XX and XXI Centuries

From the most famous masters.


Fernand Leger, The Smokers, 1912.
Bruno Landi, Donna con glicine, 2003.

"while I know that the beautiful, the spiritual and the sublime are today suspect I have begun to stop resisting the constant urge to deny that beauty has a valid right to exist in contemporary art." Ian Hornak


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Paul Cézanne, Sous Bois Provencal, c. 1900-06.


  • "The Blue Mountain" Wassily Kandinsky, 1908.

  • "Red Fish and a Sculpture", Henri Matisse, 1911.

  • "Feuille de Musique et Guitare" Pablo Picasso, 1912.

  • "Dynamism of a Cyclist", Umberto Boccioni, 1913.

  • Vasily Blajenniy, Aristarh Lentulov, 1913.

  • "La Tour Eiffel", Diego Rivera, 1914.

  • "Alpine Kitchen", Ernst Kirchner, 1918.

  • "Maiko", Seiki Kuroda, ca. 1920.

  • "Brasil", Benito Quinquela Martín, 1920.

  • "Romeria" Salvador Dali, 1921.

  • "Mañana Tibia", Fernando Fader, 1923.

  • "Personage", Joan Miró, 1925.

  • "The Couple", Max Ernst, 1925.

  • "Self-Portrait", Fernando Fader, 1925.

  • "Birthplace of Herbert Hoover", Grant Wood, 1931.

  • "Vista del Popocatepetl", Dr. Atl, 1934.

  • "The Basin of Deauville", Raoul Dufy, 1935.

  • "Anemones", Raoul Dufy, 1937.

  • "The Migration of the Negro" Jacob Lawrence, 1940-1941.

  • "Galaxy" Jackson Pollock, 1947.

  • "Woman 1" Willem de Kooning, 1950-1952.

  • "At the Sea", Aleksey Motorin, 1953.

  • "Incendiare", Jean Miotte, 1958.

  • "Three-Flags-1958" Jasper Johns, 1958.

  • "Watermelons", Rufino Tamayo, 1965.

  • "Le blanc Seing" René Magritte, 1965.

  • "Atardecer Brillante", Benito Quinquela Martín, 1972.

  • "Untitled", Max Bill, 1972.

  • "Dunes In Winter" Ian Hornak, 1972.

  • "Girl with Goats", Viktor Safronov, 1993.

  • "I Giardini di Giotto", Maurizia Manfredi, 1998.

  • "A girl by the window" Iman Maleki, 2000.

  • "Sunset", Zhang Guanghai, 2001.

  • "Picnic", Vladimir Ageev, 2009.

  • "Piazza Navona", Valentin Bobylkov, 2012.


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Mordecai Ardon, The Awakening, 1969.


Contemporary painting comprises the following schools and movements among others: Expressionism, Fauvism, Cubism, Abstract painting, Futurism, Suprematism, Constructivism, Surrealism, Muralism, Abstract Expressionism, Lyrical Abstraction, and Pop Art.

See also

Per Kirkeby, Winter, 1999.
Fernando Botero, Matador, 1984.
Bruno Ceccobelli, Mondo Tonto, Sondo, 1990.
Eole by Philippe Dubois, 1989.
Kazimir Malevich, Suprematism: Supremus No. 58, 1916.

External links

Le Chant du Monde by Claude Verlinde, 2001.
Antoine Blanchard, Cafe de la Paix, ca. 1979.
Abstract Lithograph by Max Bill, 1975.
Georges Mathieu, Atomic Age, 1958.
















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Village Gossips, Gloucestershire by Stanley Spencer, 1940.

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