1862 - Artworks

Claude Monet

1862

Still Life With Meat

Explore Claude Monet's 'Still Life with Meat' (1862). A captivating Impressionist painting of raw meat, housed at Musée d’Orsay. Discover its context, technique & artistic significance.

Discover Paul Cézanne's iconic 'Self Portrait (9)' – a pivotal post-impressionist work from 1862. Witness the birth of modern art through this striking self-portrait of the revolutionary artist, capturing his serious gaze and innovative use of form.

Gustave Courbet

1862

Portrait Of A Man

Discover Gustave Courbet's 1862 'Portrait of a Man,' a detailed 19th-century realist oil painting capturing introspection and dignity. Perfect for art collectors seeking timeless, authentic portraiture.

Jan Matejko

1862

Stańczyk

Jan Matejko’s Stańczyk captures Polish spirit through meticulous detail—a contemplative portrait draped in opulent crimson—reflecting Romanticism's fascination with history and national identity; explore this iconic masterpiece and bring its timeless beauty into your home.

Dante Gabriel Rossetti

1862

Girl At Lattice

Jan Matejko

1862

Stańczyk During A Ball At The Court Of Queen Bona In The Face Of The Loss Of Smolensk

Jan Matejko’s ‘Stańczyk’ captures the poignant sorrow of Polish dignity amidst decline in a dramatic Romantic painting. This 1862 portrait, featuring a somber jester and rich detail, evokes national identity – discover this iconic artwork.

Edgar Degas

1862

Jockeys At Epsom

Pierre-auguste Renoir

1862

Sleeping Cat

Renoir’s serene 'Sleeping Cat,' painted in 1862 during the Impressionist movement, captures a tranquil moment with its masterful depiction of feline repose and subtle geometric influences—discover this timeless masterpiece at ArtsDot.com.