Artwork of the day
An unsettlingly intimate embrace of two figures defines this Austrian Expressionist masterpiece by Egon Schiele from 1912, capturing raw vulnerability and existential angst that invites you to explore his profound vision.
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Discover Milton Avery (1885-1965), a pivotal American Modernist painter celebrated for his luminous color, simplified forms & evocative landscapes. Influenced by Matisse, he paved the way for Abstract Expressionism.
Start with the dominant color name
Crimson, umber, blue, and other named colors give you a fast way to match a piece to a room. Filter by the color that stands out first.
Browse by main colorPick the role the artwork should play
Some pieces anchor a room, some add color, and some draw the eye across the space. Filter by purpose when the wall has a job to do.
Browse by roleChoose how bright the image feels
A work can feel luminous, soft, or dim depending on how its light reads from a distance. Use brightness when you want the wall to feel lighter or deeper.
Browse brightnessArt history flash
- Courbet
- Date Of Death: November 13, 1903
- Notable Elements Or Techniques: Loose brushstrokes, vibrant colors
- Year: 1886