In this painting, Vincent Van Gogh used tiny dots and thick dashes of colors like yellow, lavender, and green. He painted a place near the Seine River, a spot that many other artists liked to paint too. In the picture, you can see a fisherman wearing blue pants, a yellow-brown shirt, and a black hat. He’s holding a fishing pole in his hand, and he’s standing near the Seine River with a bridge called the Pont de Clichy in the background.
,%201887%20painting.jpeg "Fishing in spring the Pont de Clichy (Asnieres)by Vincent Van Gogh")
“Virgin of the Rocks,” (which is often called the “Madonna of the Rocks” ) was made by the visionary Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci during the Renaissance period, continues to enthrall art enthusiasts with its exquisite beauty and profound symbolism. In this article, we will embark on a journey to explore the allure of “Virgin of the Rocks,” examining its historical context, artistic elements, and the enigmatic aura that surrounds it.
%20musuem-theartdiary.jpeg "The Virgin of the Rocks by Leonardo da Vinci")
The artist: Leonardo da Vinci
Painted during: 1483-1486
Type of painting: Oil on panel(Transferred to canvas)
Dimensions: 199 cm x 122 cm (78.3 in x 48.00 in)
Location of painting: Louvre museum, Paris
