Art, Painting and other... Steve Walker

I think it's time to give a modern artist participation, so modern that can safely ensure he influenced the last two decades of LGBT art.
Steve Walker dedicated most of his paintings to the sea and the most delicate connection between men... love.

“My paintings contain as many questions as answers. I hope that in its silence, the body of my work has given a voice to my life, the lives of others, and in doing so, the dignity of all people.” ~ SW


Embrace

Birds eye view

Family by water

David and me

Dog day afternoon

In celebration of...

Some Family's Values

Suddenly last summer

The eyes of a child

Tempest

The dreams of men still young

The studio

Art, Painting and other...Eugène Fredrik Jansson

Eugène Fredrik Jansson (1862 - 1915).  From his "blue period" to his lighter side of brushstrokes, Janssen always showed a predilection for the landscape of his homeland.

During his early years as an artist, he devoted much of his work to reflections night in Stockholm. Already recognized as an artist, financially stable but health affected by his kidney problems, blåmålaren changed his style and chose to paint another aspect of the city...the citizen...the male citizen...

Self portrait

Gripsholms slott 1881

Badande pojkar 1884

Vid pianot 1886

Roslaggatan 1889

Soluppgang over staden 1890

Sen marskvall i tantobergen 1894

Mangard 1896

Riddarfjärden in Stockholm 1898

Nocturne 1900

Portratt av Ernest Thiel 1902 

Studie 1906

Flottans badhus 1907

Badsump 1911

Two Male Nudes 1911

Ring gymnast no.1 1911

Ring gymnast no.2 1912

Cirkusscen 1913

Pushing Weights 1913

Pushing Weights with Two Arms no.2 1913

Self portrait

Art, Painting and other... Paul Cézanne

Paul Cezanne, French painter, grew during the Impressionism and has been listed as an evolution of the same: Post-Impressionism. Fighting a preconceived technical and desire to shape their interpretation of reality, made him one of the main influences of Cubism and father of the modern painting.

His works have been classified (not necessarily by himself) in the following groups: Bathers, Portraits, Still Life Gallery, Landscapes, The Mont Sainte-Victoire and Bibemus saga, and Château Noir.
Today about 40 works are officially recognized as part of his work, and many of them are among the 100 most expensive paintings in history. Below is a sample of your work ...

Cézanne

Baigneurs

Bords d'une rivière

Garçon au gilet rouge

Château noir 1904

Gardenne

Jas de Bouffan, la piscine

Jeune homme à la tête de mort

Le Mont Sainte-Victoire 1897

Le vase paillé 1895

Les grandes baigneuses

Rideau, cruchon et compotier

Les baigneurs au repos

Nature morte au crane

Art, Painting and other ... Henry Scott

A few days ago someone asked me about my favorite painter, and I must confess that I couldn't give a direct answer. By definition itself I like Renaissance and Impressionism and between these two classifications is an abyss of painters.

But for respect of the human condition I can not deny the attraction to other schools,  and maybe that's why a name came up suddenly...a mode character for me, the british painter and photographer Henry Scott Tuke.

I will not go into controversy over his style, intentions or personality. As on other occasions I only invited to observe and draw your own conclusions. Here, some of his works...

The waterman and his boat

August Blue

Boys bathing 1907

In the rowing boat

Cupid and the sea nynphs

Orange Jersey 

Portrait of Mrs Hamilton

The Bird

The Promise

The run home

 The critics

Noonday heat 1

The Midday Rest

The girl on the beach

Return from Fishing

Ruby, Gold and Malachite