Landscapes
Landscapes The first naturalistic landscapes were painted by Dürer and Bruegel. Landscapes appeared in most Renaissance paintings, however, only as settings to portrait painting and figure compositions. Styles in landscape painting range from the tranquil, classically idealized world in Claude Lorrain and Poussin arts, the precise, canal topography of Francesco Guardi and Canaletto paintings and the structural analyses of Cézanne to the poetic romanticism of Samuel Palmer and the later Constables and Turners and the exultant pantheism of Rubens and Van Gogh. Modern landscapes vary in approach from the Expressionism of Oskar Kokoschka's cities and rivers, Maurice de Vlaminck's wintry countrysides, and John Marin's crystalline seascape paintings to the metaphysical country of Ernst, Dalí, and René Magritte.
Old Theodosia, 1839
Aivazovsky
Old Windmill, East Hampton, Long Island, New York, 1912
Thomas Moran
On Board A Sailing Ship
Caspar David Friedrich
On The Banks Of The Bosphorus
Felix Ziem
On The Banks Of The Fjord
Dahl
On The Banks Of The River, 1868
Paul-Camille Guigou
On The Berry Trail - Grand Canyon Of Arizona, 1903
Thomas Moran
On The Canal
Robinson
On The Canal (of Port Ben Series), 1893
Robinson
On The Cliff At Fecamp , 1881
Claude Monet
On The Cliff Near Dieppe, 1897
Claude Monet
On The Coast Of Picardy, 1826
Bonington
On The Delaware, 1861
Inness
On The Grand Canal, Venice, 1885
Frits Thaulow