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My art collection will reflect both my quiet, contemplative nature due to social anxiety and the vibrant, funny, loud, and energetic person I become with people I trust - showing the full spectrum of my authentic self from intimate reflection to joyful connection. I am drawn to art featuring calm colors, peaceful imagery, and themes of water - oceans, waves, sea life - along with celestial elements like the moon and sunsets that bring spiritual peace. My collection will avoid overwhelming compositions, instead embracing simple, tranquil scenes that offer relaxation rather than overstimulation. The narratives I seek celebrate love, emotions, positivity, courage, and compassion - values shaped by my childhood spent outdoors with neighbors and my travels to places like Oregon and Arizona. Most importantly, my collection will honor my core values of human connection and family. Having grown up in a household that helped others despite limited resources, I seek art that reflects kindness, generosity, and the understanding that everyone has a story worth knowing. My collection will embody the wisdom of giving back while maintaining healthy boundaries, celebrating both the nurturing relationships that sustain us and the peaceful moments in nature that restore our spirits.

https://www.playlab.ai/project/cme6l1mf70hfxnk0ulh0e0jrl/cmgbrsw40078jp60ukl1z9nsu

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My art collection reflects on  both my quiet, thoughtful side and the fun, energetic side I share with close friends. I hope people feel calm and relaxed when they see it. It includes things I love, like peaceful colors, the ocean, and sunsets. My collection is about love, peace, and helping others. I want people to feel that connecting with others, being kind, and giving back are important, but also that it's okay to take care of yourself and find peace.

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My art collection reflects on  both my quiet, thoughtful side and the fun, energetic side I share with close friends. I hope people feel calm and relaxed when they see it. It includes things I love, like peaceful colors, the ocean, and sunsets. My collection is about love, peace, and helping others. I want people to feel that connecting with others, being kind, and giving back are important, but also that it's okay to take care of yourself and find peace.

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Artist: Vincent van Gogh

Tittle: Portrait of Dr. Gachet

Date: 1890

Medium: Oil on canvas
Location Musée d'Orsay, Paris

I personally added this image because the man’s emotions and his posture caught my eye. He looks sad about something and the colors to me are also very interesting the man is wearing a dark blue quote and the table is like a bright orange as well as the flower he’s holding.

This portrait of Dr. Gachet was created on June 1980 during the final moments of Vincent Van Goth's life while receiving treatment by Dr. Paul Gachet. This painting reflects Van Gogh state of mind capturing his sad feelings and his connection he felt with Dr. Gachet who also loved art as much as him. https://www.vincentvangogh.org/portrait-of-dr-gachet.jsp

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Artist: René Magritte

Title: The Son of Man

Date: 1946

Medium: Oil on canvas

This image caught my attention due to the apple on his face. I’m also curious on his suited appearance and the setting of where he his standing at.

Rene Magritte painting is a man in an overcoat with a hat he is standing in from a short walk and is near the sea. His face is covered by an apple the apple is suppose to hide who he really is making many people think about what’s hidden. "The Son of Man" makes people think about what is concealed and what is revealed in everyday life.

Behind the Apple

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Katsushika Hokusai

Title: "The Great Wave off Kanagawa"

Date: c. 1830-1832

Location: Metropolitan Museum of Art,

This artwork caught my eye because of the powerful waves shown. I find the ocean incredibly fascinating, especially the sound of the waves crashing against the shore. The beach is actually one of my favorites place to be.

The colors in this image also are very beautiful. However the pairing also makes me wonder about the boats and what it must have been like for those going through that storm.

The great wave of "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" is a picture that tells a story using what you see. The main thing is a huge wave that looks very big. The artist uses lines and colors to make you feel the waves energy. There are also boats that seem like they are in danger and could be easily crushed by the waves. This pairing shows how nature can be so beautiful but also so dangerous.

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/24645/under-the-wave-off-kanagawa-kanagawa-oki-nami-ura-also-known-as-the-great-wave-from-the-series-thirty-six-views-of-mount-fuji-fugaku-sanjurokkei

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Artist:Grant Wood

Tittle:American Gothic"

date: 1930,

Location :Art Institute of Chicago.

I added this image because the women and the man caught my attention it makes me wonder why there so serious and why the man is holding a pitchfork.

American Gothic," painted by Grant Wood in 1930, "American Gothic" isn't just a picture of country life; it shows what it meant to be an American during the tough times of the Great Depression. The serious farmer with his pitchfork and the woman next to him are now famous symbols of hard work, not giving up, and sticking to old traditions.Wood put a lot of care into the details, like the stitches on their clothes and the house's window, which makes the story richer. People see the painting in different ways – some think it's about how great country life is, while others think it shows people being too close-minded

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Artist: Edvard Munch

Title: "The Scream"

Date: 1893

Location: National Museum, Oslo, Norway.

I chose this because the figure in this pictures looks scared or shocked about something it seems like this figure is going through so many emotions at once I would want to know exactly why. But I also do like the colors the artist chose. Munch created "The Scream" to depict a moment of intense existential dread and anxiety he personally experienced while walking with friends at sunset

"The Scream" uses a style that's all about strong feelings. The main person looks stretched and twisted, showing they're really upset. The sky is swirly and uses weird colors to make you feel uneasy.Instead of looking real, the shapes and colors are exaggerated to make you feel the pain and strong emotions in the painting.

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Artist: Pablo Picasso

Title: The Old Guitarist

Date: 1903–1904

Location: Art Institute of Chicago

This painting was very interesting to me the colors and the way this man his expressing him self. He seems like he is suffering and probably going through depression. He seems very lonely and maybe playing the guitar is the one thing that keeps him pushing forward.

"The Old Guitarist," painted by Pablo Picasso during his Blue Period, is a poignant exploration of human suffering and social isolation. The old man is sitting hunched over, holding his guitar like he's lost all hope. The painting is mostly in shades of blue, which makes it feel really sad. It reminds us that Picasso himself was struggling with being poor and feeling down when he painted it.

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Artist : René Magritte

Tittle: The Lovers

Date 1928

The Lovers" is a surrealist painting that features two figures draped in white cloth, their faces completely covered, as they attempt to kiss.
The painting shows a plain room with a fake background, which makes the scene feel like a strange, unsettling dream. Magritte often used veils and hidden faces in his work to explore the idea that we can never fully know or understand another person. In this painting, the covered faces might represent the barriers that exist in relationships, such as secrets, misunderstandings, or the parts of ourselves that we keep hidden. I think it’s amazing how Rene explained the purpose of his painting.

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Artist Georgia O'Keeffe

Tittle Lake George Reflection

Date 1921-1922

Location Lake George, New York

The painting's vibrant colors fill me with joy and I admire how the artist blended them so fluidly. As a nature enthusiast, I'm especially drawn to its depiction of water and bright hues."

Georgia O'Keeffe shows us a calm scene of mountains and water. The mountains are full of bright colors like blues, greens, pinks, and purples, and they look like they're floating in the water below. O'Keeffe uses these colors to make us feel peaceful and dreamy. Instead of painting the scene exactly as it looks, she focuses on the colors and shapes to share how nature makes her feel.

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Title: Starry Night Over the Rhône

Date: 1888

Location: Arles, France

This image appealed to me because I love the colors that were chosen I really do also like the vibe in this pairing it brings me relaxation and peace. It also makes me wish I was there listening to music and talking to someone I’m close with.

"Starry Night Over the Rhône" is a painting by Vincent van Gogh that he created in 1888 while living in Arles, France. It shows the Rhône River at night, with the lights from the city of Arles shining on the water and the stars sparkling in the sky. Van Gogh loved how pretty the night sky was and how the city lights mixed with the starlight.

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Artist: Mary Cassatt

Title: The Boating Party

Date: 1893-1894

Location: National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

"The Boating Party" shows a serene moment with a man rowing, a woman holding a baby, and a blue and green color scheme that brings the scene to life. The composition and use of light draw you in, making you feel like you're right there with them.

Mary Cassatt painted this image reflecting on an everyday life. It shows motherhood and relationships. The painting was probably made to show a normal, everyday scene of middle-class life and to play around with how things are arranged in the picture, the light, and the colors.

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A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte

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A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte

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Artist: Georges Seurat

Title: A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte

Date: 1884-1886

Location: Art Institute of Chicago

This painting reminds me of when I was younger going out to the park with my family and being surrounded by so many people just enjoying the moment instead of being on there phones now and not really going out so I enjoyed seeing this pairing because it reminds me at some people many people use to go out and just enjoying time with there family and not put social media first.

This pairing shows being relaxing at the park on an island near Paris. There are plenty of people like wealthy people, regular workers just relaxing on a sunday evening. Seurat wanted to make the painting look balanced and organized, and he was really interested in how colors work together. He wanted to capture a regular, everyday scene but also experiment with color and how we see things.

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Artist: Claude Monet

Title: The Water Lily Pond (or Water Lilies)

Date: 1899

Location: prominent location is the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.

This painting reminded me of when I was a kid when my dad used to live in a ranch me and my brother would go go over and there use to be a pond just like the one in the picture with a small bridge. This photo brought me joy and the colors made me feel at peace.

This painting shows a wooden bridge over a pond with lilies. The artist uses bright colors and light to make the scene look beautiful and dreamy. The green plants and flowers around the pond reflect in the water, making everything feel peaceful and calm. Monet painted this scene, along with many others, because he wanted to capture the way nature's beauty changes with light and weather. He was really interested in how light could transform the way things look. Monet felt very connected to his garden in Giverny, which had the well-known water lily pond and Japanese bridge. He actually designed and took care of the garden himself, and it gave him lots of ideas for his paintings.

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Title: The death of Samson

Artist: unknown

Date: 1650

https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/103RJR

I chose this image because the person in the painting appears to be in distress. In my collection, I emphasize helping others and caring for them without hesitation. Seeing this person without help makes me feel uneasy.

In this painting the artist uses chiaroscuro which makes the scene very intense. It’s also very dynamic everything looks like it’s moving and full of lots of energy. I believe this is figurative art by the way the people are set up in this painting I feel like artist was really putting effort into this painting and even though there’s some dark some spots this painting is still high key because it’s still showing some type of brightness's.

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Tittle:A View of the Maas at Dordrecht

Date: 1645–1646

Artist: Aelbert Cuyp

I chose this image because it relates to my collection the theme of water, the ocean, and the general feeling of being outdoors, experiencing fresh air, and being near water.

https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/103RFB

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View of the Grand Canal: Santa Maria della Salute and the Dogana from Campo Santa Maria Zobenigo

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View of the Grand Canal: Santa Maria della Salute and the Dogana from Campo Santa Maria Zobenigo

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Tittle: View of the Grand Canal: Santa Maria della Salute and the Dogana from Campo Santa Maria Zobenigo

Artist: Bernardo Bellotto

Date:1743

I picked this picture because I love all the little details and how the colors go together nicely, which makes me feel calm. I also like how the buildings are on the sides and there's a river with boats in the middle.