Arcimboldo: The Spring Arcimboldo : The Earth  Arcimboldo : Vertumus Arcimboldo : The Bookseller
Murillo : The Young Beggar Monet : Sun impression raising Monet : The Magpie Monet : The Field off Poppies
Renoir : On the Terrace Le Lorrain : one Seaport setting sun

Renoir :At the edge of the Sea  

 Renoir : In the Hills 
Véronèse : The Wedding at Cana  Seurat : Poseuse de Profil Gainsborough : Conversation in a Park

De Hooch : The Drinker
Véronèse : The Martyrdom Veronese : Barnabé. Véronèse : Vénus And Adonis Tintoret : Pietà
Tintoret : Last Cène  Tintoret : Tarquin and Lucrèce  Tintoret : The Origin of the Milky Way 

Fernande Garay : The Tree of Life

Fernande Garay : Forest

Gustav Klimt : The Kiss

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Paolo Caliari says Véronèse. The Wedding at Cana. (About 1562-63)

Véronèse owes its nickname at its birthplace Vérone and becomes one of Vénitiens great painters the with Titien and Tintoret. Large colorist and decorator it undertakes with the wedding at Cana a colossal work of meadows of 70 m2 (Height: 6,66m, width: 9,90m).

This table, painted for the wall of the bottom of the refectory of the convent Benedictine of San Giorgio Majore in Venice introduces 132 characters, it is the most ambitious table of Véronèse and also that which was worth the most concern to him with the church…

A lawsuit was made to him by the holy enquiry because this one could not understand how the prefiguration of cene, can be thus transposed in Venice baroque and feasting…