When Photography borrows from Painting
YellowKorner presents a selection of artists from its collection that borrow from pictorialism. In allowing his gaze to wander from Renaissance to Impressionism, Mark Olich is inspired by the old masters Da Vinci, Vermeer or Degas in composing prints that appropriate the representational codes of yesteryear. As for Richard Tuschman, he reconstitutes the iconographic and stylistic world of the American painter Edward Hopper, by reproducing the dioramas of interior scenes inspired by his modern masterpieces.
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When Photography Pays Tribute to Painting
Dive into a collection where the art photography dialogues with the great painting movements. This selection pays tribute to the world of painting through works that adopt its codes, light, staging, or textures.
From chiaroscuro reminiscent of Baroque masters to graphic compositions inspired by Pop Art or abstraction, each photographic homage to painting transports the viewer into a play of visual references and contemporary reinterpretations.
These images elevate the body, material, or color like a modern canvas, inviting a rediscovery of photography as a pictorial art form in its own right—ideal for enriching a sophisticated and sensitive décor.
Three Artists Between Tradition and Modernity
Explore the unique universes of Mariano Vargas, Mark Lovejoy, and Formento+Formento, three photographers who push the boundaries between photography and painting. Their works evoke narrative, symbolism, and visual experimentation. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
Each photograph is carefully realized, conceived as a pictorial composition: a worked color palette, visual textures, gestures captured like brush strokes. A way to let classical art and contemporary creation converse.
All prints are offered in limited edition, numbered and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Enjoy worldwide delivery, to your home or one of our 100 YellowKorner galleries, and display a photographic work at home with a strong pictorial style.
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