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	Massacre of the Innocents Massacre of the Innocents is a painting created by Paul Rubens. It represents an episode of infanticide described in the Gospel of Matthew. The first version painted by Rubens dates from around 1611–12. In the seventeenth-century, the painting was part of the Liechtenstein Collection in Austria. Description... Massacre of the Innocents - The Most Expensive Paintings in the World Paul Rubens, a canvas, a historical canvas, a painting, an expensive painting, a pessimistic painting, Germany, Vincenzio Fanti
	Turquoise Marilyn Warhol was always fascinated by fame and he depicted the most famous people of the mankind. One of the paintings that enters a series of pictures is Turquoise Marilyn.   Description   Andy Warhol painted several versions of Marilyn Monroe. He used a variety of colors, sizes and formats. The painting represents a canvas whe... Turquoise Marilyn - The Most Expensive Paintings in the World Marilyn Monroe, a star, an expensive pop art painting, Niagara, silkscreened, a canvas, turquoise color, the head of Marilyn
	The White Centre The White Centre was painted by Mark Rothko in 1950. It represents a combination of Yellow, Pink and Lavender on Rose. It is a quite a strange painting, but it in a way characterizes its creator. The artist gave an intellectual basis to his work. He gave food for thinking to the people. The thing he was interested in, was not understanding but feelings. He went directly to the emotions.   Des... The White Centre - The Most Expensive Paintings in the World White Centre description, White Centre location, a canvas, an expensive painting, Mark Rothko, a sensitive painting, a visual message
	The Ball at the Moulin de la Galette The Ball at the Moulin de la Galette by Pierre-Auguste Renoir was created in 1876.   Description   It is an oil canvas with the height of 131cm and width of 175cm. the colors that characterize the painting are dark and subtle, although it speaks about a ball. It has a direct connection with the reality. In 1876, Renoir rented a cheap studio with a lovely garden. Not far away, there was a ... The Ball at the Moulin de la Galette - The Most Expensive Paintings in the World Galette, a ball, Renoir, Rubens, Sotheby's, a canvas, an oil canvas, a beautiful drawing, a sensitive painting, the most notable festive painting, style, critics
	Number 5,1948 The well-known American abstractionist Jackson Pollock’s painting was sold in 2006 and it was worth $ 140 million. Thus the painting became not only the most expensive painting in the world, but also the first product of postwar art that was commercially good. The painting entitled "N5, 1948" represents a 8× 4 sheet of fiberboard with thick amounts of brown and yellow paint drizzled on top of it, formi... Number 5,1948 - The Most Expensive Paintings in the World Jackson Pollock, a canvas, the most expensive painting, bohemian life, a surprising painting, worms, Abstractionism, a beautiful painting, auction
	Woman III Woman III is an abstract painting made by the expressionist Willem de Kooning in 1953.This work is one of a series made by Kooning in the period between 1951 and 1953, the last being in private collections. The painting is centered on a woman. One can say that the woman’s figure is bizarre. To capture the sitter’s vitality, the painter used subtle colors: blue and light green. Moreover the lines of the figure are not harmonious; we can not say t... Woman III - The Most Expensive Paintings in the World Willem de Kooning, a canvas, a beautiful painting, Steven Cohen, Contemporary art, Islamic Revolution, islamic world, Netherlands
	Nude ,Green Leaves and Bust Nude, Green Leaves and Bust is one of the famous series of surreal paintings of 1932, where Pablo Picasso depicted his new mistress Marie-Therese Walter ( perhaps giving it an air of the mythic Daphne). A series of Marie-Therese sleeping portraits as the goddess of sex and desire was executed by the artist secretly. His wife, Olga Khokhlova, did not know about it. Pablo Picasso drew them while staying with a friend in Paris. The most famous painting in th... Nude ,Green Leaves and Bust - The Most Expensive Paintings in the World leaves, a canvas, Paris, F.Brody, auction, a piece of art, Marie-Therese, picture, New York, goddess of sex
	Boy with a Pipe The masterpiece by Pablo Picasso Boy with a Pipe, painted in 1905, when he was only 24 years old, became the most expensive work of art ever sold at the auction in New York for $ 104 million. The oil on canvas painting, measuring 100 × 81.3 cm (slightly over 39 × 32 inches), depicts a Parisian boy holding a pipe in his left hand. The color scheme is rose mingled with dark blue. On the background there are pink roses. It is worth mentioning that the boy is wearing a pink flower c... Boy with a Pipe - The Most Expensive Paintings in the World Pablo Picasso, a canvas, aboy, Rose period, the most beautiful painting,A Boy with a Pipe, color scheme, artist, a 24 year-old painter
	Le Bassin Aux Nympheas Le Bassin Aux Nympheas by Claude Monet is an outstanding piece of art. It is considered one of the most striking in a series of 60 canvases depicting a pond with water lilies that Monet had drawn in the period between 1914 and 1917.Impressive two-meter square canvas is written more boldly and freely, than the earlier versions relating to the 1903-1908. This type of pond with water lilies of Monet speaks about a revolutionary departure from the idea of painting as a "... Le Bassin Aux Nympheas - The Most Expensive Paintings in the World a piece of art, a canvas, an expensive canvas, Christie's, water colours, London, Color scheme, Claude Monet