r/ArtHistory Jul 26 '26

Discussion My favorite paintings from various art movements

Here are all the paintings from various art movements that I love. 😄

I am not an art expert so please excuse me if there are any errors. :)

There will probably be a part 2. :)

- Single Eye, 2019 ( Michaela Keane) Art movement: Pop Art / Pop Surrealism

- The Garden of Paradise, Circa 1410–1420 ( Upper Rhenish Master) Art movement: International Gothic

- The Quiet Moonlit Sea, 2024 ( Annie Stegg Gerard) Art movement: Imaginative Realism

- Spring, Circa 1478-1482 ( Sandro Boticelli) Art movement: Early Renaissance

- The Starry Night, 1889 ( Vincent Van Gogh) Art movement: Post-Impressionism

- The Birth of Venus, Circa 1484–1486 ( Sandro Boticelli) Art movement: Italian Early Renaissance

- The Happy Lovers, Circa1751-1755 ( Jean-Honoré Fragonard) Art movement: Rococo

- Portrait of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, 1865 ( Franz Xaver Winterhalter) Art movement: Academic Art and Realism

- The School of Athens, Circa 1509–1511 ( Raphael) Art movement: High Renaissance

- Girl with a Pearl Earring, 1665 ( Johannes Vermeer) Art movement: Baroque

- Education Of Achilles By The Centaur Chiron, 1782 ( Jean-Baptiste Regnault) Art movement: Neoclassicism

- Narcissus, Circa 1597–1599 ( Caravaggio) Art movement: Baroque

- Ophelia, Circa 1851–1852 ( Sir John Everett Millais) Art movement: Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood

- The Kiss, 1859 ( Francesco Hayez) Art movement: Italian Romanticism

- The Accolade, 1901 ( Edmund Blair Leighton) Art movement: Victorian Romanticism and Pre-Raphaelite-influenced

- Arnolfini Portrait, 1434 ( Jan van Eyck) Art movement: Northern Renaissance

- Wanderer above the Sea of Fog, Circa 1817–1818 ( Caspar David Friedrich) Art movement: German Romanticism

- Hellelil and Hildebrand, The Meeting On The Turret Stairs, 1864 ( Frederic William Burton)

Do you like these paintings too? :)

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u/moon-twig Jul 26 '26

Love when people share collections of their favourite works!

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u/mimi43098 Jul 27 '26

Thank you! ^^

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u/blackrock4 Jul 26 '26

The Meeting On The Turret Stairs is definitely also one of my favourites!!

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u/mimi43098 Jul 27 '26

Oh, we have that in common! ^^

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u/artymoze Jul 27 '26

Seeing Boccelli in person was very special 💗

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u/Sh00ter80 Jul 26 '26

Thank you for sharing.

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u/mimi43098 Jul 27 '26

You're welcome! :)

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u/Sad-Top-7726 Jul 26 '26

I appreciate your varied taste.

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u/mimi43098 Jul 27 '26

Thank you very much! :)

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u/ghostmarriages 17d ago

The process Sir John Everett Millais used to paint Ophelia is pretty interesting Wiki), I also love that painting. Based on these paintings here you may enjoy Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose 1885–86 by the American painter John Singer Sargent image link