Referencias

Artwork by <n>Fikri Amanda Abubakar</n> for the cover of <n>Antonio Soler</n>'s book, '<n>El sueño del caimán</n>'.

The digital painting <n>Visions of the Hereafter</n>.

<n>Toulouse coopérant à la défense nationale</n> (1897) by <n>Jean-André Rixens</n>.

Photo by <n>Marianne</n> for <n>Magnifico Magazine</n>.

<n>Pietro da Cortona</n>'s <n>Baroque</n> fresco, <n>Allegory of Divine Providence and Barberini Power</n>, 1633-1639.

Photo by <n>Danilo Santos</n>, used as the cover for the book <n>The Goalie's Grace</n> by <n>Vic N.</n>

<n>The Birth of the Sun and the Triumph of Bacchus</n> (c. 1762) by Italian artist <n>Corrado Giaquinto</n>.

A detail from <n>The Fallen Angel</n>, an 1847 painting by <n>Alexandre Cabanel</n>.

<n>Jean-Honoré Fragonard</n>'s <n>Rococo</n> masterpiece, "<n>The Swing</n>" (1767), housed in <n>The Wallace Collection</n>.

Portrait of <n>Angela Camacho</n> from the series <n>Where These Flowers Bloom</n> by <n>Ana Margarita Flores</n>.

<n>NOUVEAU PROJECT</n> and <n>ADVANCED.RESEARCH</n>'s <n>Panopticon Capsule Collection</n>. Photo by <n>1221</n>.

<n>Cupid's Target</n> (1758), a <n>Rococo</n> painting by <n>François Boucher</n>.

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A detail from <n>Venus and Cupid</n> (1860) by artist <n>Pierre-Maximilien Delafontaine</n>.

Bryan Larsen, 1975 | Romantic Realist painter

The painting '<n>Flutter</n>' by <n>Henrik Aa. Uldalen</n>.

Detail from <n>Anton Raphael Mengs</n>'s 1765 painting, <n>María Luisa of Parma, Princess of Asturias</n>.

A view of the <n>Eiffel Tower</n> from <n>228 Rue de l'Université</n> in Paris.

Photo by <n>Marta Romashina</n> and <n>Oleg Tarasenko</n> for <n>Elle Indonesia</n> featuring model <n>Nastya Berezka</n>.

<n>The Sea</n> (ca. 1870), a <n>Romanticism</n> painting by <n>Edward Moran</n>.

Detail from <n>Thomas Lawrence</n>'s 1794 painting, <n>Portrait of Catherine Gray, Lady Manners</n>.

A detail from <n>The Abduction of Europa</n> (1727) by artist <n>Noël-Nicolas Coypel</n>.

<n>Hong Kong II</n> (2019) by photographer <n>Tom Leighton</n>, winner of the 2020 <n>Color Awards</n>.