The world's top ten famous oil paintings, the world's top ten most famous oil paintings

Famous painters in the history of the world have successively created many famous classic paintings, which have been well received by the art festival. Which classic works in history have the most aesthetic value, and which works are most praised by people in the art world today? This article will take stock of the ten most famous oil paintings in the world.

1. Unknown girl

The Unknown Girl is a realistic portrait oil painting created by the famous Russian writer Ivan nikolayevich Kramskoi in 1883. At present, this oil painting, which is created by classical modelling technique and exudes the youthful vitality of Russian women, is collected in the Trechakov Art Museum in Moscow.

2.sleeping Venus

This oil painting was created by giorgione, a famous Italian Renaissance artist, in 15 10, and is currently in the Dresden Master Art Museum. It is a canvas oil painting with Venus sleeping naked as the painting content. In fact, this painting was not finished in giorgione, and the scenery and sky were finished behind Titian.

3. Mona Lisa. Also known as LA GIOCONDA

Mona Lisa is an oil painting created by Leonardo da Vinci from 1503 to 15 17. It is an Italian Renaissance work currently collected in the Louvre Museum, which focuses on the elegant and quiet image of bourgeois women. At present, the number of people who watch this work every year is about 6 million.

4. Female soothsayers

The Woman soothsayer is a canvas oil painting created by the famous French painter Michelangelo Meris da Caravaggio on 1590- 1593. It is currently in the Louvre in Paris, France. The painter depicted two implicitly opposed characters by direct painting. It was a wandering gypsy woman who read the palm of an aristocratic child.

5. Gong E

Gong E's oil painting on canvas, collected in Prado Art Museum in Spain, was created by the famous Spanish painter Villar Katz on 1656. It has typical customs, depicts the daily life of the court, and has a very strong atmosphere and artistic conception of court life as a whole.

6. Portrait of Helena Foreman

This oil painting was created by Peter Paul Rubens in 1625. It is an oil painting in which an artist depicts a female image of upper class with beautiful colors, vivid brushstrokes and smooth lines. At present, this painting is collected by the National Gallery of London.

7. Pearl girl

Pearl Girl is an oil painting created by Koro 1868 to 1870. It reveals a rich and fresh atmosphere, maintains a balanced and unified style and has a harmonious and complete artistic image. This is a beautiful portrait masterpiece, 70 cm long and 55 cm wide.

8. The Piper Boy

The Piper Boy, a painting with a length of160cm and a width of 98cm, was created by the famous French impressionist painter Edward Manet in 1866, and is currently in the Orsay Museum in Paris. However, the whole painting has no obvious horizon, outline and shadow, which denies the profound sense of three-dimensional space and produces strong effects by simple means, occupying an important position in the history of world art.

9. Sunflowers

Sunflower is a series of oil paintings created by Vincent Van Gogh in the south of France in 1888, with a length of 9 1 cm and a width of 72 cm. It is generally believed that there are seven works, six of which are kept in the National Gallery of London, the Art Nouveau Museum in Munich, the Art Museum in Philadelphia and the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.

10. The Sistine Madonna

This painting, which is 265cm long and 196cm wide, was created by Raphael between 15 13 and 14, and is currently in the Dresden Museum. This painting belongs to the religious category. On the surface, it shows the Virgin Mary descending from the clouds with the infant Christ in her arms, with Pope Sistine II and Sainval Valla kneeling on both sides.