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Artist:
- Giorgione
Medium:
- Oil paint, Panel painting
Dimensions:
- 66 cm x 144 cm
Country of Origin:
- Russia

About the Art Work:
On the canvas, a charming young woman, who with one hand at ease holds a formidable sword, with the other holds her chiton. The woman smiles faintly, she is lost in thought. According to one of the biblical legends, Judith's slender leg rests on the leader of her enemies' head, which she has cut off, thereby saving her people. The artist clearly shows how Judith assesses his action. Calm and sense of accomplishment reflected on the face of the heroine. Gentle and charming Judith stood up for her city, and she remained just as pious after succeeding in killing her enemy.

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The Miraculous Draft of Fishes (c.1515 - c.1516)

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The Miraculous Draft of Fishes (c.1515 - c.1516)

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Artist:
- Raphael
Medium:
- Bodycolour over charcoal
Dimensions:
- 399 cm x 319 cm
Country of Origin:
- Italy

About the Art Work:
This cartoon for the tapestry of 'The Miraculous Draft of Fishes' shows two boats on the water. On the left, Christ is seated with the Apostles Peter and Andrew in astonishment before him. Their boat is full of fish. The second boat shows two fishermen hauling in their nets full of fish, while another steers the boat. In the foreground is a group of birds. In the distance on the right is the shore with crowds and buildings.

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Milking Practice with Artificial Udders (1940)

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Milking Practice with Artificial Udders (1940)

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Artist:
- Evelyn Dunbar
Medium:
- Oil
Dimensions:
- 76.6 cm x 61.7 cm
Country of Origin:
- United Kingdom

About the Art Work:
This painting is one of the artist's works that show the challenges recruits encountered as they learnt new skills and adapted to a new environment. In Milking Practice with Artificial Udders the concentration and patience of the women at their task contrasts with its slight absurdity.

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A Key Modernist Painting of the 1950s by Vicente Manansala

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Artist:
- Vicente Manansala
Medium:
- Masonite Board
Dimensions:
- 86.5 cm x 61 cm
Country of Origin:
- Philippines

About the Art Work:
Madonna of the Slums is an art work that follows the theme of separating rural and urban lives to show their differences and reflections of reality. As modernization and economic development continues to result in the change of rural areas,  many people are left to dwell in the downside areas of the city. Portrayed by the subjects of the painting (the mother and the child), Manansala's work reflects the life of people living in poverty, and finding refuge in the slums of highly populated urban residential areas. Having no proper clothes, the protective gesture of the mother towards the child, and the expression on both the subjects' faces, indicate the kind of life that a large population in the Philippines are experiencing.

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Artist:
- Fernand Pelez
Medium:
- Oil on Canvas
Dimensions:
- 95.3 cm x 79.1 cm
Country of Origin:
- France

About the Art Work:
As the artist is part of a movement in art dealing with social issues, he portrays poverty and expresses his sympathy towards lower classes with the most deeply moving power. He uses a child smoking and dressed in rags as his subject, not attempting to induce pity through over-sentimentality, but rather to strive for realism.