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Explore the artistic revolutions of Modern & Contemporary Art that have redefined boundaries, mediums, and perceptions of art in our modern age.
The famous Fauvist Henri Matisse was greatly inspired by Russian Orthodox art and insisted that Western artists study its expressive language.
The Classical world left a legacy of techniques, forms, and materials that were recycled and reused as inspiration centuries later by artists of the Modern period.
Giorgio Morandi created still lifes that rejected the practicality of objects and focused on the interplay of light, shadows, and forms.
Characterized by intense passion and drama, the love story of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera remains one of the most iconic unions in 20th-century Mexico.
Today one of the world’s most recognizable artists, Frida Kahlo is a celebrated symbol of resilience and strength, especially for women and marginalized communities.
Edvard Munch’s anxiety-filled paintings were provoked by his traumatic childhood experiences and troubled mental health.
The world of comic books, nowadays greatly respected for its artistic and narrative values, owes so much to the artistry, the imagination, and the uniqueness of Moebius.
Auguste Rodin’s The Gates of Hell is the greatest unfinished masterwork of the famous sculptor that illustrates Dante Alighieri’s vision of eternal suffering.