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Iconic Masterpieces: A Journey Through Art from Renaissance to Modernism

Explore a captivating collection of iconic artworks spanning over 500 years, from the Renaissance to modern art. Discover the brilliance of Leonardo da Vinci's "The Mona Lisa," delve into the vibrant world of Vincent van Gogh's "The Night Café," and marvel at the innovative forms of Pablo Picasso's "Three Musicians." This curated selection highlights key movements like Rococo, Impressionism, and Surrealism through remarkable pieces by artists including Claude Monet, Edvard Munch, and Frank Gehry. Embark on a visual journey through the evolution of art!

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Iconic Masterpieces: A Journey Through Art from Renaissance to Modernism

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  1. 28Art Styles1400-2011

  2. #1 Leonardo Da Vinci, “The Mona Lisa”, 1503-6 1452-1519

  3. #2 Francois de Cuvillies, Mirror Room, 1739

  4. #3 David, “Oath of the Horatii”, 1784

  5. #4Jan Vermeer “The Milkmaid” 1658

  6. #5Eugene Delacroix, “The Women of Algiers in their Apartment”, 1834

  7. #6 JWM Turner “Rain, Steam, and Speed- The Great Western Railway” 1844

  8. #7Art NouveauAlphonse Mucha 1899

  9. #8Claude Monet “Bassin Aux Nympheas” 1899

  10. #9 Vincent Van Gogh “The Night Café” 1888

  11. 10 Georges Seurat “Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte” 1885

  12. #11Henri Mattise “The Red Room” 1908

  13. #12Pablo Picasso “Three Musicians” 1921

  14. #13 Tatlin corner piece 1917

  15. #14Edvard Munch “The Scream” 1893

  16. #15 Kasimir Malevich “Dynamischer Suprematismus Nr. 57“ 1916

  17. #16Pippo Rizzo “Night Train” 1926

  18. #17 Marcel Duchamp “Fountain” 1917

  19. #18Salvidore Dali “The Persistance of Memory” 1931

  20. #19 Diego Rivera “The Flower Carrier” 1931

  21. #20Jackson Pollock “Number 8” 1949

  22. #21 Mark Rothko, “Blue, Orange, Red” 1961

  23. #22Roy Lichtenstien “Sweet Dreams Baby” 1965

  24. #23 Donald Judd “Untitled” 1967

  25. #24Bridgett Riley “Current” 1967

  26. #25Audrey Flack “Queen” 1976

  27. #26 Anselm Kiefer To the Unknown Painter 1983

  28. #27Christo & Jean Claude “Running Fence” 1972

  29. #28 Frank Gehry, Guggenheim Museum, 1997

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