Real Art Should Stay Alive

We believe in human creativity. You have the power to create something that will last forever. Each thing that you create has a story, even a drawing.

The beautiful thing about human art is that you can see the process that the painter had to go through, and it makes you really think about what was going through their mind while they were painting it. What did they want to show? What were their feelings? Are there any hidden Easter eggs that they left in their art?

Human art is more special than anything AI is going to be able to generate. Enjoy the gallery of images and get inspired by their stories.

Ruins of a Fortified Tower among Wooded Hills by Friedrich Salathé, 1816/1821

Ruins of a Fortified Tower among Wooded Hills

Friedrich Salathé, 1816/1821

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Italian Coast Scene with Ruined Tower by Thomas Cole, 1838

Italian Coast Scene with Ruined Tower

Thomas Cole, 1838

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

The Juniata, Evening by Thomas Moran, 1864

The Juniata, Evening

Thomas Moran, 1864

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Sword by Fletcher Hanks, 1935/1942

Sword

Fletcher Hanks, 1935/1942

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Skin Covered Trunk by Russell Madole, c. 1939

Skin Covered Trunk

Russell Madole, c. 1939

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Hand Bag by Albert Allen, 1935/1942

Hand Bag

Albert Allen, 1935/1942

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Ammunition Bag by Ethel Dougan, 1938

Ammunition Bag

Ethel Dougan, 1938

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Mock Joust of War with Flying Shields and Without Bevors by German 16th Century, c.1512-1515

Mock Joust of War with Flying Shields and Without Bevors

German 16th Century, c.1512-1515

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Bandbox Paper by Martin Partyka, c. 1937

Bandbox Paper

Martin Partyka, c. 1937

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Mock Joust of War with Flying and Exploding Shields by German 16th Century, c.1512-1515

Mock Joust of War with Flying and Exploding Shields

German 16th Century, c.1512-1515

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Jewel Box by Eleanor Gausser, 1935/1942

Jewel Box

Eleanor Gausser, 1935/1942

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Bracelet by William P. Shearwood, c. 1936

Bracelet

William P. Shearwood, c. 1936

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Bandbox Design by Lawrence Flynn, c. 1937

Bandbox Design

Lawrence Flynn, c. 1937

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Centaur Weather Vane by James McLellan, c. 1938

Centaur Weather Vane

James McLellan, c. 1938

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Tower at Tower Falls, Yellowstone by Thomas Moran, 1872

Tower at Tower Falls, Yellowstone

Thomas Moran, 1872

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

A Village Street in Northern Italy by Eugenio Gignous, 1874

A Village Street in Northern Italy

Eugenio Gignous, 1874

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Bandbox Paper by Robert Galvin, 1935/1942

Bandbox Paper

Robert Galvin, 1935/1942

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Rural Sports. Cat in a Bowl. No.1 by Thomas Rowlandson, published 1811

Rural Sports. Cat in a Bowl. No.1

Thomas Rowlandson, published 1811

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

The Writer by Mary Bradish Titcomb, c. 1912

The Writer

Mary Bradish Titcomb, c. 1912

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Alice’s Abenteuer im Wunderland by Lewis Carroll

Alice’s Abenteuer im Wunderland

Lewis Carroll

Wikimedia Commons

Crown by Al Curry, c. 1937

Crown

Al Curry, c. 1937

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)

Iron Dragon by Pearl Torell, c. 1939

Iron Dragon

Pearl Torell, c. 1939

National Gallery of Art (nga.gov)