The background color is inspired by International Klein Blue, a hue that the artist Yves Klein first mixed in the 1950s, using it to make an array of monochromatic paintings until his death in 1962.

He suggested, almost as an aside, that perhaps the shade of blue used as the painting’s background was, in fact, an “homage” to Tiffany and its signature color, generally referred to as ...

The Art Institute of Chicago became the first ... And while the figure in the oil-on-canvas portrait is clothed in blue, the background features happier shades of ochre and pink.

Picasso used the color blue to represent the emotional ... and say it has the potential to transform the way art historians work. First some background. Neural style transfer was developed in ...

A new examination of the painting, "La Miséreuse Accroupie ... in a green cloak and blue dress crouching against a gray-blue background. Picasso painted her during his "Blue Period" of 1901 ...

He used pigments common to the Baroque era, including blue azurite ... Here's what the painting's once-blank background now depicts, per Hyperallergic: The blond-haired god of love and desire ...