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Vincent van Gogh's vibrant brushwork and bold colors in this self-portrait are a window into the artist’s turbulent mind and emotional intensity.
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By Johannes Vermeer, the portrait, often called the "Mona Lisa of the North," is Vermeer's delicate portrayal of a young girl adorned with a pearl earring combines light and realism to evoke a sense of wonder.
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This lavish gold-leaf portrait, by Gustav Klimt, blends symbolism and Art Nouveau to portray the elegant Adele Bloch-Bauer, becoming an icon of early 20th-century art.
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Rembrandt van Rijn's introspective self-portraits, particularly this one from his later years, reveal a mastery of chiaroscuro and human emotion.
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One of the most iconic American portraits by Grant Wood, depicting a farmer and his daughter in front of a rural home, this painting symbolizes Midwestern life during the Great Depression.
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This early Northern Renaissance masterpiece, by Jan van Eyck, is renowned for its attention to detail, intricate symbolism, and the mirror reflection that adds depth to the scene of Giovanni Arnolfini and his wife.
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