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Self-portraits, which reflect the artist's appearance, personality and mood, bear the characteristics of the environment in which they are made and the environment in which the artist lives. Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Picasso, Munch and Otto Dix have made many self-portraits of famous painters. Each of these self-portraits used unique lines. The connection between the painters' palettes and paintings, the paint on the pallets reveal their personal style and techniques.

Paul Cézanne's "Still Life with Apples and Peaches", "Mont Sainte-Victoire" and "Still Life with Apples”, the details of his paintings, color transitions and brush touches;

Çeşitli yüz ifadeleri ve farklı sanatsal tekniklerini keşfetme süreci olarak da nitelendirilebilecek bu portreler sanatçının günbegün değişen sanat anlayışının en önemli göstergeleridir.

Sanatçının gençliğinden, 1669’daki ölümüne kadar yapmış olduğu kendi portreleri benzersiz bir otobiyografi oluşturmaktadır...

The Sainte-Victoire Mountain in the east of Aix-en-Provence in southern France became one of Cézanne's last subject. In his early paintings, Cézanne used the mountain as a boundary of a large plain. When he returned to this topic in the 1900s, the mountain became the essential element of painting...

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 coincides with this period.

The Spanish painter Diego Velázquez (1599- 1660) makes a series of paintings which he uses as a figure of dwarves and clowns, whose mission is to entertain the king in order to explain human nature. In these portraits he places the model's head close to the top edge of the canvas. They depict their figures as if they were in a narrow, limited world, crouched in two bending situations. Velázquez had been in the king's servants' classrooms before he became a palace painter. In other words, he was familiar with the figures in which he shared his experiences before starting the paints.

Many epidemics have occurred in the world, and they will continue to come. Black Death, Black Plague or Great Plague Epidemic and Spanish flu are the most common epidemic diseases that cause death and destruction. Many Renaissance painters have brought this subject to their paintings.

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.

One of the most important characteristics of the Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675) was his use of light. In the paintings, the source of the light was the window and the light was always on the left. The light coming out of the window completely reflected some objects or figures, while others were reflected as droplets. Another item that attracted attention in her paintings was the bedspread or carpet in the foreground. Since the curves of the cover were able to reflect the shade and create the light, they covered most of the surface of the painting in Vermeer's paintings ...

Leonardo Da Vinci was an important architect, engineer, inventor, sculptor, writer, and painter of the Renaissance period. He was taking notes from his thoughts in every field. Sketches and notes filled with tiny fonts were thousands of pages. In addition to technical and artistic drawings, the notebooks included prophecies, riddles, and conventions on different topics.