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Your Favourite Paintings/Artists

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Almond Blossom by Van Gogh

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Garden at Sainte-Adresse by Claude Monet

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The Great Wave of Kanagawa by Katsushika Hokusai
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Sacred Bridge, Nikko by Yuhan Ito
 
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Garden at Sainte-Adresse by Claude Monet

I love the paintings you shared but the Monet one in particular is really gorgeous! I did not know it, the colours are something else.

I wonder what the flag is on the left.
 
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My two favourite painters are Caspar David Friedrich (Romantic period) and the surreal painter René Magritte. Friedrich's pictures have a unique dreamy, deep and somewhat melancholy quality to them, but there is always hope in all the turmoil. Magritte's paintings are just inspiring, aiming to stretch your horizon. Well, here we go

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Also, there is a strong connection to the elements, more often than not to the sea.


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My two favourite painters are Caspar David Friedrich (Romantic period) and the surreal painter René Magritte. Friedrich's pictures have a unique dreamy, deep and somewhat melancholy quality to them, but there is always hope in all the turmoil. Magritte's paintings are just inspiring, aiming to stretch your horizon. Well, here we go
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Oh my, Caspar Friedrich's The Sea of Ice is one of my favorite paintings! ;)

From around that period, Turner's not too bad:

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And when it comes to the twentieth century, I love Nicolas de Stael:

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Oh my, Caspar Friedrich's The Sea of Ice is one of my favorite paintings! ;)

From around that period, Turner's not too bad:

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And when it comes to the twentieth century, I love Nicolas de Stael:

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Yes, Turner can be quite similar to Friedrich.

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Caspar David Friedrich just feels like home. Well, it's Rügen after all! And he captures it not only in its landscapish quality, if you know what I mean.
I never really got into abstract painting too much. Some things by Miro I enjoy though
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I really love Rockwell Kent. His eyes are my eyes.

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Dorothea Tanning American Surrealist Painter (1910-2012)

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Kolaman Moser Austrian 1868-1918
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