The Artworks
Similar to the artists, this is where you can learn a snapshot of each artwork featured in the Hall of the Art Thieves. Art has been inspiration to people all across the world, spanning millennia. From the Stone Age, to the Middle Ages, to the Renaissance, to the Baroque, to Impressionism, and to Modernism, artists have composed works of art for a wide variety of reasons: these include personal sentiments, commissions by wealthy and powerful patrons, international competitions, or for worldwide publicity.
These snapshots in history are just the tips of icebergs within the realm of art and art history. The brief descriptions are purely meant to spark intrigue and interest within the artworks, allowing for deeper investigation, further learning, and planned visits to see these works in person. We highly encourage everyone to learn more about these works of art, even go see them in person in museums across the world. Pictures and digital renderings do not do these works justice when compared to the real paintings or sculptures on display in galleries around the world.
Just click on the artwork from the list below to learn more:
These snapshots in history are just the tips of icebergs within the realm of art and art history. The brief descriptions are purely meant to spark intrigue and interest within the artworks, allowing for deeper investigation, further learning, and planned visits to see these works in person. We highly encourage everyone to learn more about these works of art, even go see them in person in museums across the world. Pictures and digital renderings do not do these works justice when compared to the real paintings or sculptures on display in galleries around the world.
Just click on the artwork from the list below to learn more:
*We want to stress that this fine art, spanning hundreds of years from a variety of movements and cultures. There might be some slight nudity or violence within some paintings or sculptures. All works of art have been selected based on Public Domain accessibility as well as popularity within the realm of art history, unbiased of religion, ethnicity, or culture.
The Hall of the Art Thieves and all its corresponding pages that include these images or details are used for a pure educational purpose, with the desire to spark inspiration to continually learn about all aspects of art and art history.
The Hall of the Art Thieves and all its corresponding pages that include these images or details are used for a pure educational purpose, with the desire to spark inspiration to continually learn about all aspects of art and art history.
Azuchi-Momoyama
Baroque
Bunjinga
Classicism
Edo
Expressionism
Golden Age
Impressionism & Post-Impressionism
Modernism
Muromachi
Neoclassicism
Realism
Renaissance
Romanticism
Song Dynasty
South School
Tang Dynasty
*All works of art showcased within the Château are under Public Domain. Unfortunately, we are not allowed to portray works of art that have copyrights attached to them or are owned by families of the artist or museums that do not allow for Public Domain. This is only a small fraction of the millions upon millions of artworks around the world, composed by a variety of artists throughout the centuries. If there is a work of art you think should be featured within the Château, please Contact Us and let us know the artwork's title, artist's name, and what it means to you. If possible, that artwork might be featured within new areas of the Château that would be built in future versions.