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Houses, roofs, chimneys, streets, pedestrians, means of transportation, and often tall buildings are all very clearly distinguishable. The emphasis is usually placed on long streets lined with tall buildings. This characteristic of urban art comes from the United States and the iconic New York, which remains a model for many cityscape painters today.
Thus, urban landscape painting draws inspiration from the architecture of the world and the bustling atmosphere, turbulent traffic, and feverish atmosphere of the very large cities that we have built.
The city as a primary subject truly appeared in the Netherlands. Johannes Vermeer also painted some landscapes, such as the famous View of Delft, in 1660-1661. Later, it was in Venice that this genre flourished. In the 18th century, painters wanted to depict the beauty of Venetian canals and buildings, as done by Canaletto or Francesco Guardi.
But it was in Paris that the movement truly developed, especially with the Impressionists, who saw it as the city to be painted, which was done by Pissarro, Manet, Claude Monet, Caillebotte, Renoir, and others. At this time, the industrial and technical elements of the city appeared in the paintings: trains, rails, cars, etc. The urban landscape evolved quickly, and city paintings did as well.
Modern urban landscape paintings are characterized by their contemporary style and their ability to represent today's cities. Unlike classic city paintings, these works reflect the features of modern cities such as the verticality of buildings, nighttime lighting, and the hustle and bustle of downtown areas.
There are many contemporary artists who draw inspiration from the city for their urban landscape paintings, and many have made a name for themselves in this field.
Among them, we can mention British artist Stephen Wiltshire, known for his freehand drawings of famous cities such as New York, London, or Dubai. His well-known urban landscape paintings are highly detailed and precise, offering a unique perspective on these iconic cities.
Another contemporary artist who stands out in the painting of modern urban landscapes is American painter Jeremy Mann, who creates both realistic and abstract urban paintings. His works are often dark and contrasted, highlighting the nighttime lighting of modern cities.
Enfin, dans le domaine du tableau d'art urbain et du tableau street art, l'artiste français Jef Aérosol est une référence. Il utilise la technique du pochoir pour créer des portraits en noir et blanc de célébrités dans les rues de grandes villes, créant ainsi un dialogue entre l'art et l'environnement urbain.
Finally, in the field of urban art and street art paintings, French artist Jef Aérosol is a reference. He uses the stencil technique to create black and white portraits of celebrities in the streets of major cities, creating a dialogue between art and the urban environment.
These contemporary urban landscape painters offer an original perspective on modern cities, combining tradition and modernity in their urban paintings.
Among the artists featured in this gallery, we can mention:
These contemporary urban landscape painters at Carré d'artistes offer an original perspective on modern urban landscapes and allow for the discovery of different urban art paintings.