ART INSPIRES ART #23 – Munch

Edvard Munch: “The Girls on the Bridge”. Oil on canvas, National Gallery, Oslo (above).

Werner Horvath: “A Tribute to Edvard Munch”. Oil on canvas, 2002 (below).

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ART INSPIRES ART #22 – Thales

Bust of Thales of Miletus (624 – 547 BC) by unknown artist (above).

Werner Horvath: “Thales of Miletus”. Oil on canvas, 2012 (below).

ART INSPIRES ART #21 – Raphael

Raphael: “Sistina Madonna” (detail). Oil on canvas, commissioned by Pope Julius II in 1512, Gemäldegalerie Alter Meister, Dresden (above).

Werner Horvath: “Raphael’s Angels”. Oil on canvas, 1999 (below).

ART INSPIRES ART #20 – October Revolution

Unknown artist: “Lein 1917”. Gouache on cardboard. Collection Horvath, Austria (above).

Werner Horvath: “Aurora (October Revolution)”. Oil on canvas, 1998 (below).

ART INSPIRES ART #19 – Rousseau

Henri Rousseau: “The Sleeping Gipsy”. Oil on canvas, 1897, New York Museum of Modern Art (above).

Werner Horvath: “Rousseau’s Dream”. Oil on canvas, 2010 (below).

ART INSPIRES ART #18 – Botticelli

Sandro Botticelli: “The Birth of Venus”. Tempera on canvas, 1485 – 86, Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence (above).

Werner Horvath: “Aphrodite”. Oil on canvas, 1995 (below).

ART INSPIRES ART #17 – Agamemnon

Gold Mask of Agamemnon, which was discovered by Heinrich Schliemann in 1876 at Mycenae (above).

Werner Horvath: “The Idea”. Oil on canvas, 1992 (below).

ART INSPIRES ART #16 – Lenin and Stalin

Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov: “Lenin and Stalin in Summer 1917”. Oil on canvas, Collection Horvath, Austria (above).

Werner Horvath: “Leinin and Stalin shaped by skulls”. Oil on canvas, 1998 (below).

ART INSPIRES ART #15 – Socrates

Bust of Socrates in the Capitoline Museums, Rome (above).

Werner Horvath: “Socrates”. Oil on canvas, 2002 (below).