Famous Paintings Coloring Pages
Midnight Ride of Paul Revere
The boy and the girl are watching the Moon
Winter By Kazimir Malevich
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Self Portrait by Kazimir Malevich from Famous paintings
Flora by Rembrandt
Return of the Prodigal Son by Rembrandt
Famous painting by Amedeo Modigliani – Jeanne Hebuterne in Front of a Door
Andrea Mantegna – Virgin and Child
Famous Paintings For Adults
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The Listening Room from Famous paintings by Rene Magritte
Cow And Violin By Kazimir Malevich
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Homage to the Sun from Famous paintings by Alexander Calder
Big Wheel
Angels from the Sistine Madonna
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Famous Paintings 7
Site Inhabited from Famous paintings
Snow Monkey with Her Child From Famous paintings
Figures and Dog in Front of the Sun
The Air by Joan Miro
Famous Paintings 5
Woman With 3 Eyes
Famous Painting 4
The Three Sphinxes Of Bikini
The Pearl By Salvador Dali
Meditative Rose By Salvador Dali
Pyramids by Alexander Calder
Puppet Man by Alexander Calder
Queen Elizabeth By Andy Warhol
Mickey Mouse By Andy Warhol
Profile of a warrior in helmet
Complex Mona Lisa
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Pablo Picasso – Weeping Woman with Handkerchief
Einstein By Andy Warhol
Luxury Famous Paintings
Flower Thrower by Banksy
French Maid by Banksy
Suprematist Composition By Kazimir Malevich
Stop and Search by Banksy
Haring Dog by Banksy
Girl Seated in a Cemetery by Eugene Delacroix
The Tower By Salvador Dali
Woman With A Flower By Paul Gauguin
Night Cafe in Arles by Paul Gauguin
View Of Malakoff, Paris Region By Henri Rousseau
Lady With An Ermine Renaissance Art
Joyous Famous Painting
Joan Miro – Singing Fish
Blue Guitar By Pablo Picasso
The Parasol by Francisco de Goya
Icare By Henri Matisse
Famous Artwork
The Jockey by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Girl Before A Mirror – Pablo Picasso
Vinci from Famous paintings
The Manet
Joan Miro The Garden In Famous Paintings
Pablo Picasso – Girl on a Pillow
Dream Catcher Tree Of Life
Edgar Degas – Woman at Her Toilette
By the Seashore by Pierre Auguste Renoir
Jeanne Samary in a Low Necked Dress by Pierre Auguste Renoir
Singer Sarent, a morning walk
Vincent Van Goghs Portrait Of Joseph Roulin
Cezanne For Valentin
Raphael Madonna of the Meadow
Magnificent Famous Artist
Famous Artists
Dancing Figuresharing Painting
Portrait of Adele Bloch Bauer II by Gustav Klimt
Takashi murakami flowers blossoming simple
Picasso Jacqueline With Flowers
La Troupe De Mlle Eglantine by Toulouse
Odeon Casino Poster by Toulouse Lautrec
Roots By Frida Kahlo
Self Portrait with Necklace of Thorns by Frida Kahlo
Artemis
Warrior Without Head
Sculpture Of Greek Warrior
Caravaggio Portrait
Madonna by Romero Britto
Queen Elizabeth by Romero Britto
The Lute Player by Caravaggio
Young Sick Bacchus by Caravaggio
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The Holy Spirit Came to the Disciples at Pentecost
Doubting Thomas
Fruits Of The Earth By Frida Kahlo
Second Station – Jesus Carries His Cross
El Greco Self Portrait
Apostle St
Prophet Joel
Head of Christ by El Greco
Concert in the Egg by Hieronymus Bosch
The Creation of Eve
Woman s Head by Leonardo da Vinci
Head of a Man by Leonardo Da Vinci
Vacanciers
Head of a Woman by Leonardo da Vince
Leonardo Da Vinci
Paul Cezanne Portrait
Van Gogh Self Portrait 1
Saint Mark the Evangelist
Saint Cecilia
Saint Michael
Saint Barbara
Saint Augustine and Saint Monica
Saint Gertrude
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Kate Middleton and Prince William by Romero Britto
Bedroom at Arles By Vincent Van Gogh
Sunflowers By Vincent Van Gogh
Three Musicians By Pablo Picasso
Roy Lichtenstein s Crying Girl
Sunrise by Roy Lichtenstein
Stepping out by Roy Lichtenstein
Girl with Ball By Roy Lichtenstein
In the Car by Roy Lichtenstein
Venice By Claude Monet
San Giorgio Twilight By Claude Monet
Avond Evening the Red Tree by Piet Mondrian
Crying Girl by Roy Lichtenstein
Water Lilies Evening Effect By Claude Monet
La Promenade By Claude Monet
Composition 10 by Piet Mondrian
Van Gogh Self Portrait
Cafe Terrace at Night by Vincent Van Gogh
Windmill at Knock Belgium By Camille Pissarro
Cypresses By Vincent Van Gogh
Portrait of Felix Pissarro by Camille Pissarro
Starry Night By Vincent Van Gogh
Famous Paintings Printable
Self Portrait By Camille Pissarro
The Little Country Maid By Camille Pissarro
Self Portrait With Bandaged Ear by Vincent Van Gogh
Irises By Vincent Van Gogh
Art Deco Boy Is Flying
Abstract
Abstract Big Board
Art Deco Warrior
Art Deco Running Man
Boy and Dad on Dock by Norman Rockwell
Portrait of Ginevra Benci by Leonardo Da Vinci
Dancing Figures by Keith Haring
Still Life with Jug and Drapery by Paul Cezanne
Still Life with Apples by Paul Cezanne
Man With A Pipe by Paul Cezanne
Mountain Saint Victoire by Paul Cezanne
The Mona Lisa
Best Buddies by Keith Haring
Lilies by Katsushika Hokusai
Leonardo s Horse Sculpture
In The Northern Wilderness Of Ivan Shishkin
Here, You will find 200 Famous painting coloring pages that are entirely free to download or print! Coloring is a fun, creative activity that people of all ages can enjoy. Coloring complex artwork like famous paintings helps stimulate the brain areas involved with focus, logic, and fine motor skills. When you color in the intricate details of a masterpiece, you get familiar with the painting’s composition and observe all the elements. This makes coloring famous artwork an educational experience as well.
Printable coloring pages of renowned paintings are a great way to introduce fine art to children and adults alike. People recognize many famous paintings just from seeing a small portion. Coloring the entirety helps you gain a deeper appreciation for the color palette, brush technique, and other artistic decisions of the master painter. Here are ten excellent famous painting coloring pages to print out for free:
1. Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh
Starry Night is Van Gogh’s most famous painting, depicting a night sky over a village with a bright crescent moon and swirling stars. The striking canvas exemplifies the post-impressionist style with its bold brush strokes and thick layers of paint. Notice how strategic strokes form the magical spirals and curves throughout the painting when coloring this page. Capture Van Gogh’s expressive style through color choice and pressure.
2. Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci
The mysterious smile of da Vinci’s Mona Lisa has intrigued viewers for centuries. Adding color to the Renaissance portrait brings her a richer life. Pay attention to the sfumato technique da Vinci pioneered when coloring the shadows and outlines.
Creating subtle gradients helps Mona Lisa’s skin and clothes look more lifelike. Take artistic license with color for her dress, landscape backdrop, and other details left ambiguous.
3. The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo
Michelangelo’s stunning fresco graces the Sistine Chapel ceiling and depicts God reaching out to gift Adam with life. It’s a Renaissance masterpiece with incredible detail. Use a variety of skin tone shades when coloring the hands to make them more dimensional.
Add your color interpretation of God’s flowing robe and the angels surrounding Him. This coloring page lets you emulate Michelangelo’s sculpted style right on paper.
4. The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dali
Bring surrealism to life by coloring in the melting clocks that make Dali’s painting iconic. Pay attention to the stark contrast between the desert landscape and the soft watches to accentuate the dreamlike mood.
Vivid hues make the ominous green sky pop against the bleak background. Don’t forget to color the ants and flies scattered around for hidden symbolism. Your color palette choices can make this scene more tranquil or intense.
5. The Scream by Edvard Munch
The androgynous figure in Munch’s Expressionist masterpiece conveys raw emotion and anxiety. Stark reds and oranges in the sky mirror the Scream’s intensity. Keep the bridge and background muted so the colorful sky draws immediate focus.
Exaggerated brush strokes on the Scream’s head and hands also capture their angst. Don’t hold back on dramatic coloring for the full frightening effect.
6. American Gothic by Grant Wood
The stoic farming couple in American Gothic makes it a classic pop art painting to color. Pay homage to Wood’s bold 1930’s Midwest style with muted blues, grays, and tans for their clothing and tools. Recreate the somber mood with a subdued barn wood palette.
Add life by vividly coloring the couple’s famous angular faces and expressions. Especially have fun making the woman’s floral apron pop bright against the drab scene.
7. The Great Wave Off Kanagawa by Katsushika Hokusai
Hokusai woodblock prints like The Great Wave encapsulate 19th-century Japanese art. Vivid blues give the sea and sky a powerful presence, contrasting the foam-topped waves. Keep that ocean color as you vividly paint Mount Fuji in the background.
Use lighter blue for fog around the mountain base. Add rich hues to the fishermen’s clothing and boat details grounded in the forceful wave. Master Hokusai’s Ukiyo-e style with bold coloring choices.
8. Poplars by Claude Monet
Impressionist painter Monet is celebrated for his light-filled landscapes. The vivid Poplars series captures trees in the sunlight. Color in the dazzling reflections on the water and the striking autumn foliage with warm yellows, oranges, and greens.
Use quick brushstroke effects to mimic Monet’s style. Add beautiful blue shadowed tones to the background. Vivid colors will make this nature scene radiate.
9. Bal du Moulin de la Galette by Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Renoir captures 19th-century Parisian life in this Impressionist masterpiece. The celebratory dance garden comes to life with bright, luminous coloring. Make figures’ clothing pop with vivid reds, blues, and greens.
Use rosy cheeks and skin tones to portray their joy. Add color contrast between the people, trees, and buildings for visual depth. Renoir’s brush strokes beautifully render light – recreate radiant effects as you color.
10. The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli
Botticelli’s prized Renaissance painting depicts the goddess Venus emerging on a seashell. Honor the exquisite composition by using soft sea foam greens and ocean blues. Make Venus’s hair glow fiery red against those cool tones. Add lighter, ethereal shades for the winds guiding her shell.
The deep pink on the flowers contrasts her pale skin. Vivid hair and accessories adorn the nymph, welcoming Venus to shore. This mythological scene comes to life through strategic coloring.
Coloring famous art expands your creativity and makes masterpieces more memorable. These ten printable pages let anyone easily access famous paintings to color.
Hang up your finished coloring sheets proudly. The perfect relaxing activity, famous painting coloring books engage your artistic spirit at any age. Challenge your eye for color and detail as you recreate works by artistic greats!
