This painting by Picasso is the most famous example of cubism painting. He abandoned all known forms and representations of traditional art and used distortion of the female body and geometric forms in an … See more

Dali, a Spanish surrealist, renowned for his technical skill and the striking images in his work painted one of his most famous works The Persistence of Memory or Melting Clocks, and therefore developed a surrealistic … See more

This painting was a work of the leading realism movement leader of 19th century France, Gustave Courbet. He painted The Painter’s Studio in France and the figures in the painting are allegorical representations of various i… See more

Balla was an Italian painter, art teacher, and poet, and was best known as a key figure in Futurism. During World War I, his art studio in Italy became a meeting place for aspiring artists. One of his best-known works sho… See more