Punch and Judy - Posters Raja Ravi Varma Portraits he cuts off the upper

he cuts off the upper third of the canvas

Claude Monet

with a distant landscape and other buildings in the background

Le Matador shows the intensity of the artist’s creative energy even at this late stage of his life

A butterfly sitting on a hay flower and drinking its nectar

Punch and Judy - Posters Raja Ravi Varma Portraits he cuts off the upperPunch and Judy is a typical scene by L. S. Lowry from 1943, showing a mass of people from all walks of life going about their daily business. As with many of the artists works, this scene is depicted in simple colors. Lowry often claimed to use just five colors in his paintings, vermillion, ivory black, Prussian blue, yellow ochre and flake white. As implied by the prints title, the background of this scene shows crowds of people gathering to watch