Top 10 famous Art of all the time

10. The Son Of Man by Rene

Artist: René Magritte
Media: Oil paint
Created: 1964
Period: Surrealism
Subject: René Magritte

09 : Garçon à la pipe by Picasso

Artist: Pablo Picasso
Dimensions: 1 m x 81 cm
Created: 1905
Media: Oil paint
Period: Picasso’s Rose Period
Support: Canvas

08 : The Night Watch by Rembrandt

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Artist: Rembrandt
Dimensions: 3.63 m x 4.37 m
Created: 1642
Locations: Amsterdam Museum, Rijksmuseum
Periods: Baroque, Dutch Golden Age
Genres: Portrait, History painting

07 : Girl with a pearl earring by Vermeer

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Artist: Johannes Vermeer
Dimensions: 44 cm x 39 cm
Location: Mauritshuis
Genre: Portrait
Created: 1665
Periods: Baroque, Dutch Golden Age

06 : The persistence of memory by Dali

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Artist: Salvador Dali
Location: Museum of Modern Art (since 1934)
Period: Surrealism
Genre: Allegory
Created: 1931
Media: Oil paint

05 : Guernica by Picasso

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Artist: Pablo Picasso
Dimensions: 3.49 m x 7.77 m
Location: Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía
Genre: Narrative art
Created: April 26, 1937–June 1937
Subject: Spanish Civil War, Suffering, War

04 : Three musicians by Picasso

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Artist: Pablo Picasso
Dimensions: 200.7 x 222.9 cm
Created: 1921
Media: Oil paint
Support: Canvas

03 : The Last Supper by da Vinci

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Artist: Leonardo da Vinci
Dimensions: 4.6 m x 8.8 m
Location: Santa Maria delle Grazie
Created: 1495–1498
Media: Gesso, Mastic, Tempera, Pitch
Periods: Italian Renaissance, High Renaissance, Renaissance

02 : The Starry Night by van Gogh

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Artist: Vincent van Gogh
Location: Museum of Modern Art
Period: Post-Impressionism
Genre: Landscape painting
Created: June 1889
Media: Oil paint

01 : Mona Lisa by da Vinci

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Artist: Leonardo da Vinci
Dimensions: 77 cm x 53 cm
Location: The Louvre (since 1797)
Created: 1503
Media: Oil paint
Periods: High Renaissance, Renaissance

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