Glamour Wall Art
Due to increasing demand, we recently added this new category called portraits and glamour, the category features a wide variety (with many more coming soon) both artistic photography showing humans in a wide variety of settings from glamour shots to human interest photography from around the world alongside classical portraits from famous artists. We have put it all under this eye catching category. Watch this space as will be adding a lot of images to this category soon.
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Two Young Peasant Women
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The Three Ages of Woman by Klimt
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Adele Bloch-Bauer by Klimt
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Before the Mirror by Degas
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Amalie Zuckerlandl by Klimt
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Hygeia by Gustav Klimt
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Baroness Elisabeth Bachofen, Klimt
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Audrey Hepburn Gun
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Tom Wesselmann Bedroom Painting
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Young Mother Sewing
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Mona Lisa
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Kusunuki Tamonmaru
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Dr Paul Gachet by Van Gogh
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Children of Gabriel Thomas
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Lady with Hat and Feather Boa
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Woman at the Window
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Marie Henneberg by Klimt
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Young Girl Writing
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Irene by Bouguereau
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Portrait Study #3 – Chiara Magni
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The Lady in Red
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The Belvedere – Godward
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Lady With Fan by Klimt
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Mary Cassatt with her Dog
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Bumbershoot Dash
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Heavenly Body
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The Nut Gatherers
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Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer ll
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Harry Kane Pop Art
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Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May
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Poetess Ononokomatschi
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Audrey Hepburn Umbrella
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Study of a Woman
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Mary Cassatt by Degas
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Soul Vision
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Woman’s Head by Klimt
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The Ambassadors
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Fruity Kiss By Patrice Murciano
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Madame Gauguin by Gauguin
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Vivid Humanity
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Portrait of Monsieur M
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Portrait of Gertha Felsövanyi
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Portrait of Johanna Staude
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Shore of Tago Bay
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Alex Katz Brisk Day
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Madeleine Bernard – Gauguin
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Woman’s Head – Picasso
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Portrait of the Art Dealer
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Humanity and Forest
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Aubé the Sculptor and His Son
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Reclining Window
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Under the Orange Tree
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Vairumati by Gauguin
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Van Gogh Self Portrait
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Portrait of Giovanni Arnolfini
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Young Woman Drying
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Old Farmer – Pieter Bruegel
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Winged Beauty
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Abstract Female Form
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Renaissance Goth
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The Mandolin by Morisot
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The Girlfriends by Klimt
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Birds Of Paradise
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Beata Beatrix, Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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Portrait of Maria Munk by Klimt
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Self Portrait – Claude Monet
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Wings of A Fallen Angel
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Woman with Flowered Hat
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Breton Brother & Sister
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Caught
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Seed of Areoi by Gauguin
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Portrait of Helene Klimt
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The Actor Ichikawa Ebizo
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Le Desepere Gustave Courbet
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Portrait of Eugenia Primavesi
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Peonies and Canary
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Marilyn Monroe Pop Art
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Ocean Dreaming
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Elder Sister – Bouguereau
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Abstract Glamour
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Andy Warhol Red Lenin
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Van Gogh Self Portrait 4
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Ocean Guy
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Fruity Kiss 2 By Patrice Murciano
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Queen of Glamour
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Biker Benjamin
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Silhouetted Soldiers Triptych
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To Bits And Pieces
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Portrait of Frederika Maria Beer
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Flaming June Sir Frederic Leighton
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Cut Down The Middle
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May the Odds Be Ever in Your Favor!
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Classic Beauty
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Gypsy Girl with a Basque Drum
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Portrait of Mada Primavesi by Gustv Klimt
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Backstage Nerves
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Mother with Children by Klimt
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Classic Hepburn
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Motion – Cristiano Ronaldo
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Elisabeth at the Desk by Macke
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Portrait of Margaretha
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Audrey Hepburn Vintage
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Guitar & Soul
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The Awakening – Chiara Magni
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Beauty in Motion
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Frank Cadogan – Vanity
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Coralie
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Two Sisters by Bouguereau
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Georgia Sister
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Andy Warhol White Lenin
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Fuego by Chiara Magni
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Time To Go On
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The Bohemian by Bouguereau
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Woman & Girl – Mary Cassatt
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Julie Playing Violin
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Floating in Silence
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The Difficult Lesson
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Water Serpents ll by Klimt
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I Am Mesut Ozil
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Jean Paul Gaultier
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Portrait of a Lady
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Passion
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Andy Warhol Blue Lenin
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The Haymaker – Bouguereau
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Three Ballerinas
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Biblis by Bouguereau
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Head of a Young Girl
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The Maiden by Klimt
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Portrait of Jeanne Pontillon
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Alone Inside
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Full Moon – Chiara Magni
What Is Glamour Photography?
Picture an old Hollywood portrait of an actress from the mid-century. Think of the well-defined curves, the cheekbones carved with shadows, the classic beauty. That’s glamour classical photography. however, glamour shots extend well beyond the traditional portraits of Hollywood stars. So where does the glamour genre sit in modern photography?
It is easily one of the most vilified genres in photography. Glamour photography focuses on the beauty of the person in the photograph. While it’s a standalone genre, that focus on beauty can inspire work in other genres as well. For example, portrait photo sessions or fashion shoots. Before photography artists were doing the same thing with paintbrushes, painting gorgeous or often striking women.
Glamour photography isn’t well understood. It is a photographic genre that celebrates sexual attraction. Because of this, its often misunderstood and sometimes shied away from, other times it reaches extremes that no longer qualifies as glamour.
Not all master photographers agree on what qualifies as glamour photography however, In it’s most accepted definition, glamour is photography that focuses on beauty and charm.
This is unlike fashion photography. This field can often feel similar in posing and lighting. A glamour shoot isn’t about the clothes.
Glamour sets also aren’t about the props or location. These can be important, yes, but less so than for a fashion shoot.
Glamour shots focus on physical beauty. Photographers piece together several different aspects. This is to highlight that ethereal fairy tale beauty. From the wardrobe and makeup to lighting and post-processing. All the different elements work together to celebrate the subject’s beauty.
For many, glamour photography is about giving women confidence. And about making all women feel beautiful.
For photographers, glamour photography is a portrait session. But one that maximizes the subject’s beauty. It’s a portrait session that can involve makeup, wardrobe choices, and fine-tuned poses.
Others define glamour photography as something a bit more sensual. These types of images still celebrate beauty but in a more flirtatious way. These glamour shots highlight attraction. But photographers can do that with posing and light. Not only a wardrobe.
That doesn’t mean the model is always wearing revealing clothing. But sometimes photographers will define glamour as boudoir-like shots. Even if they are outside the boudoir (or bedroom).
The genre also doesn’t stick to one specific style. Some glamour photographs are about bold confidence and others, shy flirtatiousness. Glamour photographers can use hard light, soft light, natural light or studio light to get the right light for the perfect artwork.
What matters most is that in glamour photography is how everything comes together to celebrate beauty.