Frederick Edwin Church

Ivan Ivanovič Šiškin

J.M.W. Turner

Umberto Boccioni

He is an interesting example of an artist totally devoted to a specific genre (academic dreamt representation of Antiquity) and a bourgeois public seeking and buying very dearly seducing portraits of young mediterranean ladies.

But I dislike that it's always the same painting everytime.

Also Fidus.

His paintings are very idealist, yes, but there's a beauty in its rigidness and strictness.

There are "worse" examples of monothematic painters that are nonetheless great at it.

Such as Serge Marshennikov.

Oh right, but of course

Frank Frazetta

Pic 1 looks like war in Ukraine.

*on the ukraine

Those are the Chechen liberators

speaking of liberators, Herbert Smagon

here is his painting titled "Modern Family"

I like these old haircuts like the woman has.

I want to be the baby

i hate most later european art and the culture surrounding it, and while el greco is cool, im more into art thats reflective of specific culture and not a palette of individual styles, i like greco-roman stuff mostly because its kinda like the unified origin of all these more heterodox styles of western art

For me it's the Hudson School dudes.

From Venezuela in the 19th century Arturo Michelena and Cristóbal Rojas