Cezanne’s still-life paintings, like ‘Still Life with Apples and Oranges’ are known for their structured appearance, and realistic colours which makes them look ‘not too artificial’.

From the 1870s onwards, Cezanne made at least 20 paintings in the French fishing village of L’Estaque.They mark a pivotal moment in his life, when he moved away from the somber tones and macabre ...

Piles of plump cucumbers, juicy watermelons and ripe tomatoes fill the paintings by little-known Spanish artist Luis Melendez to advertise nature’s bounty.

He is also famous for breathing life into his featured characters and the portraits he made are admired even today for their real-ness, beauty, and composition.Here we list 6 most famous paintings ...

Still-life painting was a popular subject as part of their repertoire. Gradually, with the changing art scenario, this genre was simply relegated as a learning tool for students in art schools.