▲Friedrich was one of the finest German painters, and 'The Sea of Ice' is a breathtaking painting. It shows the shipwreck of the HMS Griper.

▲'Winter Landscape' is a standout painting from Wassily Kandinsky. Marvel at the colorful landscape.

▲This painting is influenced by the Rococo style of the 18th century. It depicts a couple having festive fun on a golden sledge.

▲Turner worked wonders with this painting, accurately depicting a swirling snow storm.

▲Avercamp isn't the most famous painter from the Dutch Golden Age, but his 'Winter Scene' captures the spirit of winter unlike many other paintings.

▲Rousseau never got the chance to finish this huge landscape, which shows the darker side of nature during winter.

▲Munch showcased the desolate nature of a winter landscape with this work.

▲Monet wasn't just about ponds and poppies, he was a genius at painting winter scenes, like 'The Magpie' from the 19th century.

▲Pieter Bruegel the Elder is behind some of the most entrancing paintings ever, and 'Hunters in the Snow' is no exception.

▲Renoir was a leading impressionist who created this striking winter scene during the winter of 1868.

▲This is a delightful village diorama, which depicts people enjoying themselves in the snow.

▲'Vue de toits' was painted by impressionist Gustave Caillebotte, who captured what urban Paris looks like during winter.

▲'Winter Landscape' is an impressionist painting, showing just how bleak winter can look.

▲Edvard Munch was known for his symbolism, which carries through on 'New Snow in the Avenue.'

▲This influential work shows ancient Tokyo, crafted in the 19th century by Hiroshige.

▲Hokusai was a master painter and printmaker who delicately crafted this work, showing cranes in a winter scene.

▲With this work, Monet explored how light looks during wintertime.

▲'Hocken im Schnee' is a delightful winter landscape, using bright colors for this sumptuous still life.

▲Aivazovsky was a formidable Russian Romantic Painter. 'Little Russian Ox Cart' is one of his sweetest scenes, showcasing the innocence of youth.

▲This Gothic painting was painted by Paul Limbourg, one half of the Limbourg brothers.

▲The Polish painter aimed for perfection with 'Partridges in the Snow,' which dates back to 1891.

▲Feel the winter warmth with this landscape, crafted by Ivan Choultsé in the 1920s.

▲You can almost feel the freeze in this painting, which dates back to 1923.

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Choultsé's 'Winter Morning' is dream-like, a heavenly display of a winter park.

▲This painting was inspired by Church's voyage to the North Atlantic. It shows the sheer striking beauty of nature.

▲This landscape is scattered with interesting details, including the crucifix in the foreground, and the towering church in the background.

▲'Winter Morning' is almost whimsical, with wistful smoke arising from suburban chimneys.

▲Some winter commotion is beautifully showcased with this work, painted by Signac in 1886.

▲'Last Tavern at City Gates' is a striking example of realism, painted by Perov in 1868.

▲It isn't one of his most famous paintings, but 'Landscape with Snow' is a luscious winter scene.

▲How to paint a winter scene? Buy a blank canvas. No, seriously, winter is a wonderful time to work on art. Not only can you spend all day indoors without feeling guilty, but the season has served as the inspiration for countless classic masterpieces. From Monet's magic to an underrated jewel from Vincent van Gogh, check out these wonderful paintings that describe winter.

Wonderful paintings that describe winter

Wintry works to warm your heart and soul

11/12/24 por StarsInsider

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How to paint a winter scene? Buy a blank canvas. No, seriously, winter is a wonderful time to work on art. Not only can you spend all day indoors without feeling guilty, but the season has served as the inspiration for countless classic masterpieces. From Monet's magic to an underrated jewel from Vincent van Gogh, check out these wonderful paintings that describe winter.