The first kiss 
                        

The kind of PAINTING we see here, is A neoclassic portrait and it was painted by William Adolphe Bourguerau. In this picture, in the foreground, there are two angels of about six years. Both have curly blond  hair. They don't have clothes but they have wings. In the background there is a suggestive light blue sky with white soft
frothy clouds.
the artist was born in 1825 and BELONGS to Academicism. He received training in the Arts in one of the most prestigious Art schools of His day, the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. He produced a vast work, focusing on themes of classical mythology, but also ranging in the field of allegory, history and religion; Lastly, also HE is known for HIS artistic nude portraits and images of young farmers and shepherdesses.This portrait was published in 1890 - it is AN oil painting on canvas. The angels seem intimate and for me the boy is confident and tankfull bat mostly lovely against the girl. He is very sensuous as the girl. She is very affasscinated and thoughtful. She holds her harms close to her chest perhaps to emotion or for embarrassement For me she is not very insicure she is relaxed but most pensive, i don't know for what. She feels serene and tankful. 
For me this paint is relaxing and comforting 'cause the colours are shade and watchig this portrait I feel very calm 'cause the angels are very tender and loving. The colours of this painting make me feel not most energetic and lively but relaxed and cheerful

I love this painting because it is direct, infact IT CONVEYS immediately and easily Van Gogh's anguish and his sufferings. It seems that the canvas is an angonizing cry, full of pain.
The bright COLOUR of the wheat succumbs, won by darkness. 
This artwork is similar to my life, when the darkness usually takes over.
This painting lights up in me the DESIRE to defeat this darkness and live in the light, It awakens the DESIRE to break free from the weight of the painting and stay and live happy...

Karl Spitzweg, and the title is "THE POOR POET" 

the technique IS oil on canvas. It was PAINTED IN 1839. It shows a poet outstretched on his bed while HE is writing on a sheet. We can notice that the ROOM is a little small and dark and disorganized.The main COLOUR is brown. IN the top right-HAND CORNER there is aN umbrella in the ceiling, PRETTY awry... IN the top left-HAND CORNER there is a wire with a cloth hanging near the window. ON the left we can see a bedside table and above this there are AN empty bottle and a bowl. on the wall there is a jacket hanging. In the bottom left-HAND CORNER there is a stick and there are sheets of paper. At the bottom there is a boot and in the middle there are same old and big books, above one box there are a small copybook and one small botTle for the ink. On the right there is the door, I think it is shabby...
The poet seems old and sick but mostly engaged IN WRITING something and  he is toughtful, and I think he is worried... I also think the poet is very sad and he wants to write all his "weakness".  He IS WEARING A nightcap and old green shIrt.
for me this painting gives A bad impression, because the poet seems bored and lazy, but mostly dirty, and I find the poems are very helpful for the life and they are "containerS" of emotions and FEELINGS... For me the room in general is a bit isolated from the world