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Abandoned houses were the inspiration that made me start painting watercolors. And they are still my most important motif. In my watercolors, I am searching for the beauty behind their moldering planks. And of course, they fit perfectly into the Halloween season.

We're used to seeing photographs of abandoned places, but it's quite unusual to discover artworks of the same genre of decay. This is where Italian artist Matteo Massagrande might surprise you. He...

picsnotminepaintingsnoteven on Instagram: “"The Abandoned Girl" by Octave Tassaert (1851). Oil on canvas. French painter. Private collection. #frenchartist #peintre #painting…”

The Silent Symphony of Ruin https://cobwebsofthemind.art/products/the-silent-symphony-of-ruin-digital-art 🎨 Dive into the haunting world of urban decay with this mesmerizing watercolor masterpiece! 🏙️💔 "The Silent Symphony of Ruin " takes us on a journey through a post-apocalyptic cityscape, where dilapidated buildings and abandoned streets tell stories of a forever-changing world. 🏚️👥 The muted palette and delicate brushstrokes create an atmosphere of eerie beauty, inviting us to…

Dark old house, oil on hardboard 35x45 cm. Abandoned old house.

Abandoned mansion painted with watercolour, acrylic ink and Indian ink.

Enjoy these 32 “Creepy Abandoned Windows and Doors”. It’s no wonder we find these broken windows and doors creepy yet compelling.

Although they look unsightly or scary in some ways, abandoned places tend to have a beauty unique to them that has been polished over time. To truly stop and appreciate small things means to understand what might have happened there and the reasons why the place was set aside. Mansions, cinemas, castles, theaters, pieces of incredible architecture design, and even abandoned ships in the seas are part of an endless photo series, taken by visual artist Kim Zier.

the series by romain veillon, titled 'the imaginary museum', shows intricate paintings alongside heaps of rubble and cracks in the walls.

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We're used to seeing photographs of abandoned places, but it's quite unusual to discover artworks of the same genre of decay. This is where Italian artist Matteo Massagrande might surprise you. He...