The most popular styles are abstract artwork reflecting on the content and the nature of social existence. In late modernity's world, in fact, based on the artists art became varied. Contemporary art is the work generated from the 1860s. It denotes philosophy and the styles of the art produced during that era. The term is associated. Below are their work and the most famous artists:

Hilma Af Klint - The Creator

The prestigious list will start with Hilma Af Klint (1862-1944), Swedish artist, is regarded as the creator of Abstract painting. The mission of this group was to investigate spiritual aspects of culture and develop the practice of drawing that is automatic -- the The World Famous Abstract Artists, Famous Abstract Paintings at Virtosu Art Gallery method, which became associated with Andre Breton and Surrealists.

Wassily Kandinsky

Born on December 4, 1866, in Moscow, Russia. Founded in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France, on December 13, 1944. He was not only a painter, but a mystic, theosophist, and art theorist. He believed religious, and transcendent content is a vital part of the painting. The material can be expressed from the direct psychophysical influence of rhythms and colour accords. His"impressions","improvisations" and"compositions", as Kandinsky used to name his series of works, were based on the highly stylized allusion of mountainous scenery, which seems to vanish in clouds.

Kazimir Malevich

Born on February 23, 1879, and died on May 15, 1935. Malevich was a Ukranian avant-garde artist and art theorist, whose work and writing had a deep influence on the creation of art that is abstract, or non-objective , in the 20th century. Born in Kyiv, he devised the concept of Suprematism and sought to develop a kind of expression that proceeded as far as possible from the world of natural forms. It moved too so as to access the so-called supremacy of pure feeling and spirituality. Malevich is considered to be a pioneer of avant-garde that was Ukrainian.

Piet Mondrian

Mondrian applied right angles. Parallel and perpendicular lines made the picture. The palette included primary colours (red, blue and yellow ), in addition to non-colours, like white, black and grey. The surface was flat and even, so nothing can disturb the equilibrium, embodied in the normal grate composition.

Vincent van Gogh

The next on the list is a French artist who's an example of Post-Impressionism, Vincent van Gogh. Although he wasn't appreciated during his lifetime van Gogh is now one of the most popular of the painters. He's now famed for his works' beautiful vitality which are characterised by expressive and emotive use of color and playful use of impastoed paint. Distort and the traumas of his life have tended to dominate perceptions of his art.

Theo van Doesburg

The notions of Neoplasticism has been developed by another painter from the Netherlands -- Theo van Doesburg (1883-1931). He formulated the theoretical bases of Neoplasticism in the articles, published in"De Stijl" magazine.

Paul Klee

Paul Klee (1879-1940) was a Swiss painter and graphic artist, who managed to combine the ideas of lyrical and geometric abstraction. Paul Klee taught with Kandinsky, working on his visual concept, according to which the morphogenesis in art and nature is rooted in the exact principles - the rules of stability.

Robert Delaunay

The concept explained the peculiarities of our color perception with the influence of the colors.

Frantisek Kupka

One of the followers of Orphism was Frantisek Kupka (1871-1957) -- the Czech painter. Where he received artistic training, he moved to Paris in 1894. Being interested in theosophy, he was well-acquainted with the variety of theories of colour and light. They prompted Frantisek Kupka to change from Neo-Impressionism and symbolism to compositions that were nonfigurative.

Arshile Gorky

During the Genocide, Arshile Gorky fled Lake Van in 1915 and escaped into territory.

Pablo Picasso

A famous Spanish artist from the 20th Century, pablo Picasso, started his career painting representational pieces. Around 1910, he developed Cubism, which is the drawing of angles and planes that looked like the people he drew, but seemed more like geometry.

Franz Kline

Franz Kline produced his abstract canvases in the late 1940s. They were noticeable for the large-scale and amplified contrast of bold brushstrokes. Franz Kline restricted himself with optical instruments' minimum to make the viewer's experience.

Mark Rothko

Born Markuss Rotkovičs; similar to Gorky, he was the son of the immigrants in the Russian Empire.

Barnett Newman

Among the most crucial masters, who identified that the development of Colour field painting in the USA, we should mention, is Barnett Newman (1905-1970). Similar to Gorky or Rothko, Barnett Newman's way to success was complex, since the master had to face the public's unacceptance and misunderstanding of his artistic philosophy. He had his first solo exhibition at age 45, and it received harsh criticism.

Jackson Pollock

Pollock introduced the new means of rendering a piece: he put it on the floor and took canvas from the wall.

Nicolas de Stael

It was Europeans' turn to respond to the art tendencies brought over the Atlantic. Art Informel or tachism was the version of Abstract Expressionism. Several outstanding painters represent it, but likely it's Nicolas de Stael (1914-1955), who is best-known to the wide public. He was the son of immigrants from France.

Yves Klein

Another artist, whose vision emerged beneath the azure sky of the South of France, was Yves Klein (1928-1962). Where a studio was set by the artist, he moved to Paris.

As the legend says, since it had no windows and had been in the basement of this building, Yves Klein painted its ceiling to not be too depressed.

Pierre Soulages

Born in Rodez, Aveyron, in 1919, Pierre Soulages is also known as"the painter of black". By their meditative atmosphere, abstract compositions of Pierre Soulages (b. 1919) are different and at the same time very similar to those by Yves Klein.

Man Ray

Man Ray was one of the Surrealist artists. Surrealism was a movement which included writing that developed in the 1920s and visual arts. The artist career is special above all for the success he had attained in the USA and Europe.

Gheorghe Virtosu

Gheorghe Virtosu is just one of the renowned art representatives. He's the master who doesn't deny reality in his painting. The artist paints under the urge of sparks impossible to control, which light an entire series of actions. He admits that changes can occur concerning the dimensions and colors, especially during the process. However sustains that the spark, as a moment of inspiration, is the one determining how the work will look.