Paul ranson paintings

Marcelo Mendonça on Instagram: “Paul Ranson, Digitales (detail), 1899 #paulranson #ranson #frenchpainter #frenchartist #postimpressionism ##lesnabis #nabis #nabi #nabiart…”

‘Witch and Cat’ (1893). Let’s dig the scene. It’s the late 1800s—the fin de siecle. Art is all Symbolism and Decadence. You’re an artist. You hang with your buddies. They’re artists too. You all think art is something more than just sex and illustration or mere surface and image. You think art is a form of magic. Artists can change reality with colors. You create pictures that express something of your experience—something from your soul. You and your buddies have your own little club. It’s…

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View Portrait of Paul Ranson Dressed as a Prophet/Portrait de Paul Ranson en tenue nabique (1890) By Sérusier Paul; Oil on canvas; 60 x 45 cm; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.

Meet the early Fauves. They were called Les Nabis. A bunch of artists who bridged the gap between Impressionism and early Modern 20th-Century art. You know the kind of stuff: Fauvism, Cubism, even Art-Deco, almost up-as-far-as Abstract Expressionism – but that came much later. Les Nabis (the Prophets) was a club of artists including Pierre … Continue reading "Hocus Pocus: Paul Ranson’s Occult Paintings of Witches and their Familiars"

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The Nabis were a Symbolist, cult-like group that were creators of a subjective art that was deeply rooted in the soul of the artist.

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Meet the early Fauves. They were called Les Nabis. A bunch of artists who bridged the gap between Impressionism and early Modern 20th-Century art. You know the kind of stuff: Fauvism, Cubism, even Art-Deco, almost up-as-far-as Abstract Expressionism – but that came much later. Les Nabis (the Prophets) was a club of artists including Pierre … Continue reading "Hocus Pocus: Paul Ranson’s Occult Paintings of Witches and their Familiars"