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  1. Young Girl on the Beach, 1896 by Edvard Munch. Edvard Munch first used this figure of a solitary woman standing on a shoreline in a painting of 1891-92 known as The Lonely Ones.

    • The Sick Child, 1885

      The Sick Child, 1885 by Edvard Munch. The Sick Child...

    • Art Analysis

      Toward the end of the 19th century, at about the same time...

    • Biography

      Edvard Munch was born in Norway in 1863 and, with the...

    • Edvard Munch Paintings

      Young Woman on the Beach, 1896; The Kiss, 1897; The Dance of...

    • Quotes

      By painting colors and lines and forms seen in quickened...

  2. One such painting is titled Miranda – The Tempest and displays a woman standing next to a rocky shoreline as a storm approaches. Finished in 1916, this is one of the few paintings in the Romantic style that is capable of depicting the blustery winds and crashing waves of the sea.

  3. Promenade on the Beach is one of Homer’s most distinctive paintings of women and the sea. A self-consciously decorative work, it reveals his interest in the progressive Aesthetic Movement that attracted many Americans at the time.

  4. 18 sie 2021 · This article will look at some of the most iconic paintings of women, from works done by the “greats” like Botticelli and da Vinci to self-portraits by female artists like Frida Kahlo and Mary Cassatt.

  5. 10 Iconic Beach Paintings That Capture Coastal Magic. by Natalie Dawson Inspiration. The allure of a beach painting has inspired artists for centuries, beckoning them to capture the mesmerising dance of waves, the warmth of sunlight on sand, and the ever-changing coastal landscapes. From serene sunsets to lively beach scenes, beach paintings ...

  6. Punch that word into Museo (or a relat­ed one like “jour­ney”) and out come a vari­ety of paint­ings, prints, draw­ings, sculp­tures, books, maps, house­wares, and oth­er items found in muse­ums.

  7. Browse over 50,000 works of art with free images available for download. Look for the download icon when browsing the collection, or use the search tools to locate Open Access images.