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Vincent van Gogh, a Dutch art impressionist, is one of the most renowned and influential figures in the history of the Western world. Van Gogh suffered traumatic episodes during his life. He ended his life by committing suicide due to these troubles. The life of the painter who has such a troubled life has been the subject of many films, documentaries and series.

Edvard Munch's "Galloping Horse", "Self-Portrait" and "The Scream" paintings with different periods, details in his work, color transitions and brush strokes;

In the early works of Edvard Munch, an introverted and pessimistic atmosphere prevailed. Although this atmosphere became sunny and moderate in recent years, the anger and grief did not disappear completely. Munch, which keeps the spiritual and emotional issues at the forefront as a theme, details the paintings of his works called ”Weeping Nude”, "Madonna“ and “Death in the Patient Room" at different periods, color transitions and brush touches;

In the 1480s, Leonard Da Vinci has made considerable scientific drawings. In the late 1480s, for the first time, he made extensive studies on the proportions of the human body, anatomy and physiology. Leonardo's first true anatomical work dates back to Milano. The study of the dimensions of the human skull and brain ventricles coincide with this period.

Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890), the Dutch post-impressionist famous painter, had painted only in the last decade of his thirty-seven years of life. Among the most famous paintings drawings and oil paintings of the same theme;

Nature always attracted the attention of Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) and was the subject of his works. Dürer's works and sketches show hints that he wants to copy nature with patience and loyalty. Dürer's success in animal depictions has shown plant, grasses and landscapes. Dürer's plant descriptions were created with a scientific sharpness that would be surprising.

Photographer Inge Prader has revived the eye-catching paintings of Gustav Klimt. He revived some of the most iconic works of the Austrian artist using live models.

Johannes Vermeer's "Girl with the Red Hat" , "Officer and Laughing Girl" and "Girl with a Pearl Earring“ with his paintings, details, color transitions and brush strokes;

Johannes Vermeer did not produce much work. Most of his works are interior variations. The fine details in these works dazzle. The textures, colors and shapes are meticulous and absolutely described. The mastery of the use of light is clearly noticeable in the reflection on the objects in the space.

Paul Gauguin, who started painting as a hobby, developed an impressionistic style. He had participated in the last five impressionist exhibitions. When this current was losing its validity, it began to use expressive pure colors, rhythmic and linear style and became influenced by Symbolism. Together with many painters, he worked on Kluazonism, a painting style in the Pont-Aven area of Breton, where dark and thick lines surrounded bright colors. In his second half of his career, he attempted to understand the mood of the natives in Tahiti. He made simplified portraits in line with primitive art, which he used to simplify the outlines and use large areas of intense color.