first steps after millet vincent van gogh

first steps after millet vincent van goghVincent Van Gogh's First Steps, after Millet is a gentle, touching genre scene, evoking a child's first independent movements. Van Gogh, detached from reality, uses expressive colours to convey emotions, a characteristic of Post Impressionism. In this bucolic composition, a father stretches out his arms towards his child, who is taking his first steps. The warm tones of their clothes contrast with the rich green of the surrounding countryside. In the

In this cubist composition by Robert Delaunay

in full flight

and the clouds of small juxtaposed touches of colour shape and delimit the lines

The artist cleverly combines the warm hues of the background with the shades of green in nature

harmoniously merging nature and human creations

Pierre Joseph Proudhon and his children in 1853

Paul Klee often visited the Mediterranean region and was fascinated by its archaeological sites

The still life genre is sublimated here by Gauguin's attention to textural detail

In this Hopper painting

Modigliani abandoned portraiture to devote himself to capturing the urban environment

with glittering jewels on it

a wooden chalet