Depicts a swirling, turbulent sky over a calm town, symbolizing the contrast between inner turmoil and outer tranquility.

A vibrant, warm painting celebrating the beauty and transience of life.

A surreal depiction of melting clocks, symbolizing the fluidity of time and challenging the perception of reality.

A figure overwhelmed by existential dread, symbolizing deep anxiety and emotional turmoil.

An intimate and enigmatic portrait, often interpreted as a symbol of youthful beauty and mystery.

Represents the resilience and stoicism of rural America, often interpreted as a tribute to hard-working Midwestern values.

A complex scene in the Spanish royal court, exploring themes of perception, reality, and the role of the artist.

He has the iconic mustache was inspired by 17th-century Spanish artist Diego Velázquez. He also believed that "reality is an illusion."

He was inspired by a panic attack he experienced while walking in Oslo, and he once said, "I was walking along the road with two friends—the sun was setting—and suddenly the sky turned blood red."

Who considered himself more of a sculptor than a painter, painted the Sistine Chapel's ceiling while lying on his back for four years.