starry night 1910 Size::A3 (42x30cm) Roerich's use of bold colors

Roerich's use of bold colors and dynamic shapes draws the viewer into a world that seems both real and mystical

often throwing lavish dinner parties for his friends where he showed off his culinary skills

Hodler's characteristic use of symbolism and love of nature are clearly evident in this painting

With its flowing lines and harmonious composition

Interesting fact: Ohara Koson is particularly known for his kachō-e (paintings of flowers and birds)

starry night 1910 Size::A3 (42x30cm) Roerich's use of bold colorsEdward Henry Potthast, an American impressionist, captures the magic of the nighttime landscape in his 1910 work "Starry Night." With a brushstroke reminiscent of the French impressionists, Potthast paints the sky in a swirl of blues and yellows that transport the viewer to a dreamlike world. The stars sparkle like little jewels while the moon gently watches over the scene. Potthast's ability to use light and color to evoke emotion is particularly