Oil on canvas, painting
Oil on canvas, painting depicting birds in a fruit tree, 20th century.
Oil on canvas depicting water lilies by Evelyne Luez, 20th century.
The cliffs of Dieppe, oil on cardboard, unsigned, 20th century.
Painting, oil on cardboard depicting houses on a hill, by Pierre Ledda (1914–1994),...
Painting, oil on cardboard depicting a still life, unsigned, 20th century.
Painting on Paper by Solange Grégoire, contemporary work.
Large painting on canvas by Evelyne Luez, depicting a man and woman lying down.
Oil on cardboard, painting representing the Andalouse by Evelyne Luez.
Oil on canvas, unfinished painting, copy of La jeune fille à la perle by Vermers.
Oil on canvas, The shepherd and his sheep, unsigned, 20th century.
Oil on canvas, oil painting by Evelyne Luez, 20th century.
Oil on canvas, seaside, unsigned, 20th century.
Contemporary work, under glass, painting and collage, 20th century.
Oil on canvas by Evelyne Luez, 20th century.
Oil on canvas, mid-20th century Paris school.
Mural reproduction of the painting "Breakfast Time" by the painter Hanna Hirsch-Pauli.
Oil on canvas, painting by Marc Baumann, depicting a boat, 20th century.
Two drawing boards by a Parisian artist from the 14th arrondissement.
Painting, oil on canvas, by Santos Jocelyne, 1990.
Painting, oil on canvas, by Santos Jocelyne, with the title Yi-King Feu, 1990.
Large oil on canvas painting by Jean Franck Baudoin ( 1870-1961), Notre Dame de Paris.
Oil on canvas, painting by Georges Picard, Spring, early 20th century, Art Nouveau period.
Painting, oil on canvas of a hunting dog, 1990.
Painting, oil on canvas by Evelyne Luez, 1980-1990.
Watercolour on paper, portrait of an African woman, 20th century.
Watercolour on paper, portrait of an African woman, 20th century.
Painting, Oil on Canvas by Artist Evelyne Luez, "Le Peintre à son Chevalet".
Painting, Oil on Canvas by Artist Evelyne Luez, XXth Century.
Painting on cardboard by Evelyne Luez from the 20th Century.
Painting on cardboard by Evelyne Luez, 20th century.
Painting, Oil on Canvas by Artist Evelyne Luez, XXth Century.
Painting by Evelyne Luez from the 20th Century, Paris, Rue Campagne Première
Painting, Representative "Towards the Pantheon", Jochen Michaelis, (Born 1938)
Oil on canvas by Evelyne Luez.
Oil painting on panel, signed "Linda Le Kinff".
Oil Painting on Panel, signed " Linda Le Kinff " , Danseuse de l'Est.
Oil Painting on Panel, signed " Linda Le Kinff " , Mathilde et les Echecs.
Painting of a woman, 20th century
Painting, Oil on Canvas, XXth Century
Painting of a Man, 20th century
Painting "La Dame au Chapeau", 20th century
Painting on Paper by Evelyne Luez, 20th Century
Port, oil on canvas, xxth century
Nude, xxth century
Flower bouquet, xxth century
Bouquet of flowers, mid-19th century
Bouquet of flowers
Cliff landscape, xxth century
Oil on canvas, "The Cellist in Concert" by Evelyne Luez, École de Paris, 20th century
Oil on canvas, "Femme nue allongée de dos" by Evelyne Luez, École de Paris, 20th century
Oil on canvas, "Woman posing for a portrait" by Evelyne Luez, École de Paris, 20th century
Painting on isorel, "Femme nue se regardant dans un miroir" by Evelyne Luez, École de...
Painting on wood, "Champ et montagne" by Evelyne Luez, École de Paris, 20th century
Welcome to our painting category, where you are invited to explore an exceptional collection that spans the ages, from the classicism of ancient civilisations to the bold expressions of contemporary art. This category offers a deep immersion into the evolution of painting, illustrating how this art form has captured the essence of eras, cultures and movements across the centuries.
Painting, one of the oldest and most revered art forms, has always been a reflection of society and human evolution. From the first simple but powerful works found on cave walls to the complex, symbolic paintings of ancient Egypt, we can see how art was used to communicate values, beliefs and stories.
Throughout Antiquity and the Middle Ages, painting became a tool for teaching and spirituality, dominated by religious and mythological themes. The frescoes of Ancient Rome, Byzantine icons and medieval illuminations bear witness to periods when art was primarily at the service of the divine.
The Renaissance marked a turning point with the emergence of revolutionary techniques such as perspective, giving rise to works that celebrated the human as much as the divine. Artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Raphael transformed the approach to painting, introducing concepts of realism and depth that would continue to influence generations of artists.
Over the centuries, each period brought new styles and movements, from the opulence of Baroque and Rococo to the delicacy of Impressionism and the boldness of Expressionism. These periods show a gradual move away from traditional themes towards a deeper exploration of personal perspective and emotion.
Modern and contemporary art opened up an even wider range of possibilities with movements such as Cubism, Surrealism and Abstract Art, in which painters broke with all conventions to explore new visual territories. These works invite us to reflect on the nature of art itself and on society.
Our collection is rich in diversity, showcasing not only the well-known great masters, but also lesser-known artists whose work deserves wider recognition. Each piece in our collection is selected for its ability to evoke emotion, provoke thought and enrich our understanding of pictorial art.
As you browse this category, you will discover oil paintings, watercolours, acrylics and mixed media, each representing a unique window on the world of its creator. From intimate portraits to vast landscapes, from scenes of everyday life to abstractions that defy interpretation, each work invites you into a visual and emotional dialogue.
We hope that this exploration of paintings, from antiquity to the present day, will enrich your appreciation of art and inspire you. We are dedicated to the preservation and presentation of these artistic treasures, and invite you to return regularly to discover new acquisitions and special exhibitions that celebrate the richness and diversity of painting through the ages. Join us on this fascinating journey through colour, form and history.