"Niños en el jardín" by Francisco Bores depicts children playing in a garden. The painting features soft colours and light brushstrokes, with the children and garden elements occupying most of the composition.
Niños en el jardín / Children in the garden, by Francisco Bores (1947), gouache on paper,
Museo Reina Sofía, Madrid
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Here is a small selection of Lisa Timmerman’s fabulous work! A flowery garden scene, an atmospheric seascape and a pond of koi fish. Check out our website to read all about Lisa and see more of her available work!
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Popular scene featuring two characters, one of them dressed in 18th-century fashion with a cape and bicorn hat, in front of the Charles V Pavilion in the gardens of the Alcázar of Seville.
El pabellón de Carlos V en los jardines del Alcázar de Sevilla / The pavilion of Charles V in the gardens of the Alcázar of Seville, by Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta, 1868, oil on canvas,
Museo del Prado, Madrid
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Mind the size of the painting: It's only 10 x 16.4 cm.
Two little girls play with one of the swans in the pool of the Jardín de las Damas at the Real Alcázar in Seville. There are two more swans in the pool. To the right behind the girls, a man is watching. The forefront is very light while the two big arches in the background are very dark.
Estanque en los jardines del Alcázar de Sevilla / Pool in the gardens of the Royal Alcázar in Seville, by Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta, 1868, oil on canvas.
Museo del Prado, Madrid
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People are walking in a white vertical space full of staircases. The thus-created landscape is populated with lots of plants.
The White Park / El parque blanco, by Cinta Vidal, oil on wood panel
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Paseo de la Castañeda (Paseo de los melancólicos), by Diego Rivera, 1904, oil on canvas.
Museo Franz Mayer, Mexico City
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Great description of the pic and its context here: https://www.museodelprado.es/en/the-collection/art-work/josefa-tudo-with-her-sons-manuel-and-luis-godoy/19ba4e46-4509-4ae0-80d8-894541c9a8e4
Josefa Tudó con sus hijos Manuel y Luis Godoy, en un jardín / Josefa Tudó with her sons Manuel and Luis Godoy, in a garden, by José de Madrazo y Agudo, ca. 1812, oil on canvas
Museo del Prado, Madrid (not on display)
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from the museum's webpage: During his visit to Cuenca in the summer of 1910 Beruete particularly focused on this part of the city, which overlooks the river Huécar. The very low viewpoint allowed the artist to show the fertile nature of this area of market gardens and also emphasise the uniqueness of the city’s architecture, with the monastery of San Pablo standing out on the left.
Las huertas (Cuenca) / The orchards (Cuenca), by Aureliano de Beruete, 1910, oil on canvas,
Museo del Prado, Madrid (not on display)
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Bringing the sun and color inside for even the chilliest days. "Before the Garden Sleeps" oil by Maryalice Eizenberg
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Studies show that art can reduce stress. “Path to Infinity” one of the latest oils by Andrea Petitto, is a fine example.
12 x 12 $1,000
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In the centre of the painting, we can see a white-coloured fountain. The area around the fountain is dominated by low-growing plants. These plants look more greyish than green. In the background, we can see trees with autumnal leaves. The centre part of the picture is arranged in a very symmetrical manner.
Otoñal / Autumnal, by Santiago Rusiñol Prats, 1910, oil on canvas
Museo de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires
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The leafy mass of a large tree, on the left, next to a parapet where a woman and a child are leaning. Dense patches of trees follow one another, fading into the distance. Clouds indicated with faint outlines (Gutiérrez Márquez, A., Carlos de Haes en el Museo del Prado 1826-1898, Madrid, 2002). (from the Prado's webpage)
Jardín / Garden, by Carlos de Haes, 1877-1884, graphite on watercolor paper
Museo del Prado Madrid (not on display)
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Casa, jardín y niña en la puerta / House, garden and girl in the door, by Antoni Ferrater i Feliu, ca. 1913, oil on canvas
Colección Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza
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To the right of the foreground, two tall cypress trees. In the center, a fountain with a rounded basin and star-shaped pool. Behind it, flower beds and another cypress tree. In the background and center, a tower with a double-arched window and mullion.
Mirador de Lindaraja, La Alhambra, Granada / Garden of Lindaraja, by Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida, 1909, oil on canvas
Museo Sorolla, Madrid
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from Sotheby's webpage: the present work depicts the Casería de Buena Vista - also known as the Casería de la Bailarina - the childhood home of the famous Spanish dancer Pepita Duran y Ortega, grandmother of the English author and garden designer Vita Sackville-West. Its garden was dominated by an ornate form of cypress topiary known as a bailarina, consisting of several cypress trees in a circle, joined at the crown to resemble a gothic cupola reminiscent of Moorish architecture. Ghttps://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/ecatalogue/2018/19th-century-european-ptgs-l18102/lot.39.html
El jardín de la bailarina, Granada / The Bailarina Garden, Granada, by Santiago Rusiñol, 1898, oil on canvas,
private collection
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Two women are looking at us when harvesting grapes. They hold big baskets.
Vendimiando, Jerez / Harvest of grapes in Jerez, by Joaquín Sorolla, 1914, oil on canvas,
Museo Sorolla, Madrid.
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A barren terrace with a view of the sea is depicted. A flat wall protects the terrace. Potted plants are put on the wall. In front of it are some bushes and a tree.
Jardín de Premia, by Eliseu Meifrèn i Roig, no date, oil on canvas.
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The surrealist painting shows a grey big mansion with dark windows. It is surrounded by gardens and forests. There is also a lake on the left of the building. In the foreground, we can see ghosts in the landscape. They are all kind of moving. On the right, two more poeple are seen with a big cat-like animal in front of them.
Crookhey Hall*, by Leonora Carrington, colour lithograph (based on an earlier painting from 1947), 1987,
Princeton University Art Museum, Princeton, New Jersey
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* Crookhey Hall is the name of the artist's childhood home. She, however, spent most of her life in Mexico.
A big red flower dominates the painting. It is not just because of its red colour but also because of its size. There are many more colours in the picture that gather around this central plant. There is a blueish circle around the central flower, which consists of other flowers and bushes. It looks like a halo to the central flower.
Las flores en mi jardín / Flowers in my garden, by Olga Costa, 1975, oil on canvas,
Museo de Arte Olga Costa – José Chávez Morado, Guanajuato, Mexico
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A marble fountain is in the centre of the painting. Children are playing around it. In the foreground, a field with tiny flowers, while the fountain is set in a lush green scenery. A pine in the background parts the building in the back into two. The sky is blue with some clouds.
A Spanish Garden, by Martín Rico y Ortega, 1871, oil on canvas
Met Museum, New York (not at display)
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Potted plants are put in a line on the balcony railing near the roof of a building. There are more potted plants on the balcony floor. From below, bushes grow near the fence of the balcony. Light tones prevail.
Balcón de Córdoba / Balcony in Cordoba, by Javier de Winthuysen y Losada, 1914, oil on canvas,
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid
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Hiepes presents a plethora of attractive elements in a delightful landscaped patio. A large bench adorned with ceramic tiles bears a variety of spermatophyte plants in large glazed decorative flowerpots, each of its own design. There are also two open baskets—one with flowers and the other with sprays that might be jasmines arranged in the biznaga manner associated with Malaga—as well as flowers on the ground; a large pot of carnations and a fruit tree. A wooden chair with a leather seat stands at the centre of the composition, and the small, fragile and charming little dog perched upon it (the text is taken from the Prado's webpage)
Rincón de jardín con perrito, Garden scene with dog, by Tomás Hiepes, 1660-1670, oil on canvas
Museo del Prado, Madrid (not displayed)
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In the foreground, a dark pool is visible. Potted plants decorate its borders. Their images are mirrored in the water of the pool. Behind the pool, several walls with plants can be seen. The atmosphere is one of light, which contrasts with the dark water of the pool.
Alberca del Alcázar de Sevilla / Pool at the Alcázar in Seville, by Joaquín Sorolla, oil on canvas, 1910
Museo Sorolla, Madrid (closed for renovation until 2026)
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The terraced garden is situated in the centre of the painting and in the shade. It looks much darker than the rest of the landscape. Bushes and trees surround the terraces. The finca itself is located to the left of the terraces. In the foreground, the landscape appears less dense, yet still carefully cultivated; to the left, a stone wall is visible.
Jardín con terraza en Mallorca / Terraced garden in Mallorca, by Santiago Rusiñol, 1904, oil on canvas,
private collection
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I am at a loss here due to the many details. Please, read this description provided by the Museo del Prado: https://www.museodelprado.es/en/the-collection/art-work/the-garden-of-earthly-delights-triptych/02388242-6d6a-4e9e-a992-e1311eab3609
Finally, the garden of gardens in painting: El jardín de las delicias / The Garden of Earthly Delights, by Hieronymus Bosch, triptych oil painting on card panels, 1490-1510
Museo del Prado, Madrid
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Bar chart showing annual temperature changes in Spain from about 1850 to 2024, relative to the 1961–2010 average. Bars below zero (blue tones) represent cooler years; bars above zero (orange to red tones) represent warmer years. The early period (1850–1970) is dominated by cooler years, with occasional warmer years in the early 20th century and mid-20th century. From the late 1980s onward, the chart shows a steady and pronounced warming trend, with recent years (post-2000) in deep red, indicating temperatures more than 1 °C above the baseline. Licence of graph: University of Reading
Sorry to the arts lovers. No garden painting today, but an important graph. We need more green spaces in our cities to provide necessary cooling effects.
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The painting depicts a woman and a girl under a tree. The woman is seated on a low chair.The child appears to be resting on the ground. To the left of the persons, a blanket is on the ground and a vat. The landscape is depicted as green with earthy tones as well. seated on a low chair.
En el jardín / In the garden, by José Navarro Llorens, oil on canvas mounted on cardboard, no date
probably held privately (last pic was published for an auction by Christie's in 2012)
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The colourful painting can be divided into two parts. In the lower part, a group of people dressed in the manner of the 18th century are playing by a pond in a park, while the rest of the painting shows the foliage of the forest profusely illuminated by weak light.
Figuras de casacas jugando en un jardín / Jacket figures playing in a garden, by Joaquín Sorolla, 1900, oil on canvas
Museu Belles Arts València
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An abstract still life that is supposed to resemble a garden scene. We have rectangular shapes and lines, but also curved lines, maybe suggesting trees, flowers, a fence, and a table. Earthy tones dominate with a greenish blue and white in between.
Le jardin / The garden, by Juan Gris, 1916, oil on panel
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Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid
