MIMESIS • William Mason Brown: Still Life
OBSERVATION • Image by Caloi
EXPRESSION • Portrait by David Hockney
REALISM • Karl Edouard Biermann: Berlin
POSE • Hyacinthe Rigaud: Louis XIV
CRITICISM • Francisco de Goya: Capricho #41
INVENTIVENESS • Max Ernst: "She looked slightly like a horse"
SIMPLIFICATION • Pablo Picasso: Self-Portrait
STYLIZATION • Portrait by Amedeo Modigliani
DEFORMATION • Francis Bacon: Self-Portrait
DOT • Pointillism by Georges Seurat
LINE • Informalism by Hans Hartung
TEXTURE • Innerscape
COLOR • Fauvist painting by André Derain
COMPOSITION • Three Figures by a Window
VIEWPOINT • Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida: Fifth Avenue, New York
BEAUTY • Albrecht Dürer: The Hare
UGLINESS • Basil Wolverton: Lena the Hyena
GROTESQUENESS • Xul Solar: To Be
ART HISTORY • ANTIQUITY • Assyrian-Babylonian Demon
ART HISTORY • MIDDLE AGES • French Gothic Gargoyle
ART HISTORY • RENAISSANCE • Albrecht Dürer: Self-Portrait
ART HISTORY • MODERN ART • René Magritte: The Betrayal of Images
PREWAR PERIOD • Pieter Paul Rubens: The Garden of Love
POSTWAR PERIOD • Alberto Giacometti: Walking Man
SOURCE OF INSPIRATION • Surreal Neoclassicism or Neoclassical Surrealism?
METAMORPHOSIS • Hybrid Collection Wallpaper by Matt & Sophie Nice
HISTORICAL CONTEXT • Karl Schwesig: Schlegelkeller
THE IMAGINARY • Then Lilies turned to Tigers
NARRATIVE • Recurrent motif tends to suggest a story
ABSTRACTION • Painting by Mark Rothko
COMPASSION • Käthe Kollwitz: The Mothers
PROVOCATION • Marcel Duchamp: The Fountain
MANNERISM • Giuseppe Arcimboldo: Water
SUGGESTION • Meret Oppenheim: Object
AMBIGUITY • Francis Bacon: Lying Figure in a Mirror
CAMOUFLAGE • Just don't expect it to roar
TACT • Homo sapiens by Quino
DECORUM • The Way Things Should Always Be
SYMBOLS • Gold and Ashes
SYMBOLISM • Georges Lacombe: Blue Seascape
ALLEGORY • Death playing with Soap Bubbles
ABSURDITY • Quino: Waiting for Godot?
VANITAS • Still Life by Justus Junker
MEMENTO MORI • Julia DeVille: Cinerarium
PATHOS • George Frederic Watts: Hope
HOPE • Both Eyes and Heart
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