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By Pietro da Cortona (Cortona 1597 - Rome 1669)
Created in 1627
The Uffizi
The imaginary Arcadia of the Golden Age painting, where farmers, children, and animals coexist in harmony, evokes the peaceful and happy rule of Grand Duke Ferdinando.

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By Kawanabe Kyosai (1831 - 1889)
Created in 1890
Public Domain Review
This collection is an amazing rendition of Japanese mythology. While it accurately describes the horrors of one hundred demons, it also shows the soft moments between the members of the community passing along the mythologies of the time in a fun way. This piece shows one of those sweet moments of adults and children huddle around a brazier, or coal fire, to hear ghost stories.

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By Gustav Klimt (1862 - 1918)
Created in 1908
Public Domain Review
This painting represents the love and courtship that a couple can share even if they're very different people. The man is clothed in dark rectangles and elegant swirls while the woman is clothed in small ponds of soft flowers. This shows that the fundamentals of different individuals but they can still be amazingly drawn together.

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By Barbara Joans-Hogu (1938 - 2017)
Created in 1971
The Broad
"Unite" is a really powerful piece that describes the required unity of the black community to fight against societal and systematic oppression

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By Christopher Wool (1955 - present)
Created in 1991
The Broad
This painting depicts the extravagant build-up and anticipation of something great, then an inevitable ending to the ecstasy of the moment in the spotlight. "The Show Is Over" relates to the whole idea of society because the interaction that you have with someone will always have an impact on that person. Whether it's good or bad, the perception that people have of one another will always affect the community in one way or another.

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By Jean Michel Basquiat (1960 - 1988)
Created in 1982
The Broad
Obnoxious Liberals depicts a series of figures representing capitalism and its hapless, powerless victims. The exploited, corroded victim, on the one hand, is virtually held hostage by the minions of mainstream White American culture, as represented by dollar signs, cowboy hats, and Uncle Sam top hats as well as a "Not For Sale" sign. The victim's dark skin also hints at the systematic oppression of American black people. This is another aspect of community because people can relate to one another from their shared hardships and struggle.
Basquiat is in my top 5 favorite artists*

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Adoration of the Magi San Donato in Scopeto

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Adoration of the Magi San Donato in Scopeto

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By Leonardo da Vinci (Vinci 1452 – Amboise 1519)
Created in 1482
The Uffitzi
Leonardo Da Vinci was commissioned to paint a panel that had the Adoration of the Magi as its subject, the celebration of the feast of the Epiphany when, according to St Augustine, all people respond to the call of Christ. Religion, celebration, and tradition are all very important aspects of culture and community.

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By Jan Steen (Dutch, 1626 - 1679)
Created from 1660-1662 in the Netherlands
The Getty
This painting is of a peasant family sitting at the dinner table with a satyr. The man in the middle blows on his soup to cool it, then blows on his hands to warm them. The satyr became very displeased because he cannot trust someone who blows "both hot and cold with the same breath" What this says about community is that people will be cautious with trusting others.

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By Henri Rousseau (French, 1844 - 1910)
Created in 1892 in France
The Getty
Rousseau dedicated this painting to the 100th anniversary of the proclamation of the French Republic in 1792. This is a fantastic example of a community because it shows the peasants dancing to a popular dance called the "farandole" This means that even in poverty, people can lift each other up and celebrate as a family.

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By Nicolas Lancret (French, 1690 - 1743)
Created near 1724 in France
The Getty
This painting portrays a get-together of sorts. The people are in a luxuriant park accompanied by a large fountain and shimmering lights. What this shows about community is that events with your family and friends are to be anticipated and appreciated.