Fumee D'Ambris Gris by John Singer Sargent Field

Fumee D'Ambris Gris by John Singer Sargent FieldA woman in startling white attire holds aloft a white cloth above a censer catching the fumes of amergris in John Sargent's "Fumee D'Ambris Gris" a famous 19th century portrait. The white walls of a building in the background secure the predominance of white colours and the female's face is mostly hidden by the overhead cloth. The woman is positioned in a corner and there seems to be the suggestion of religious ceremony to the painting. Shop painting

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3 Panel Gold Painting ( 3 Piece Set)

Van Gogh travelled 30 miles by stagecoach in June 1888 from Arles to the Mediterranean Sea fishing town of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer

It sprouts from a rocky mountainside in the centre of the painting—the ground is painted with brisk brushstrokes of white and light brown

and the mosaic design is so intricate yet comes together to create a fabulous work of genius in the early 20th century

The ice on the lake is rendered in pale brown colours and there are snow covered cottages leading away to the distant snow covered fields and pale blue winter sky

and lighter green olive trees in the middle distance are all depicted in the painting

Green Blue Drip Painting

The blocky shapes and primary colours

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Grey Blue Abstract Painting

The tail of the mermaid is silver grey like the scales of a fish and blends seamlessly with the beautiful upper torso of a female stretching out her long auburn hair in "A Mermaid