In Culture Tourist Art Blogmas today, we’re going to see Paul Signac and his lovely winter scene from the Boulevard de Clichy.

In the day 14 of our Art Blogmas, I’m bringing you the work of one, perhaps not-so-well-known painter, Anton Genberg and his lovely painting – Afternoon Mood. Art Blogmas 2020 Anton Genberg (1862 – 1939) was the Swedish painter, mostly creating his artwork in the Naturalist style. When you see today’s painting, it will come with no surprise he mostly painted mountain landscapes. ⤷ Read more: Let’s slow down a bit (with some art) Anton Genberg: Afternoon Mood As with many paintings we hosted in this year’s Art Blogmas, the most fascinating part of this one is the snow itself.…

Can you believe we’re halfway through our Culture Tourist Art Blogmas? I hope you’re enjoying in discovering some winter-inspired art so far. Today, I’m sharing with you one of the very early representatives of this genre, painted back in the 16th century – Lucan van Valckenborch’s Winter Landscape with Snow near Antwerp.

It’s day 12 of Culture Tourist Art Blogmas today. And I’m sharing another work of Claude Monet with you – his Snow at Argenteuil.

It’s a day 11 of our Culture Tourist Art Blogmas. And we’re hosting another Impressionist painting today, Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s Skaters in the Bois de Boulogne.

On the day 10 of our Culture Tourist Art Blogmas 2020 we’re in for a real treat – one of the most beautiful 19th-century Japanese prints. Today, we’re hosting Utagawa Kuniyoshi’s Nichiren in Snow at Tsukahara.

In day 9 of the Culture Tourist Art Blogmas 2020, we’re going to enjoy in a very special medieval book illustration – February from The Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry, painted by Paul Limbourg.

In day 8 of Culture Tourist Art Blogmas, we’re going to see an Impressionist painting again. Today, I’m bringing you a winter edition of one of Claude Monet’s Haystacks (Effect of Snow and Sun).

We entered the second week of our Art Blogmas here at the Culture Tourist. And, today I have a true gem for you: Wouter Johannes van Troostwijk and his The Raampoortje in Amsterdam.