Yulia Pidlubnyak, the designer of the YMAGE WORKS studio in New York, with the help of the 3D Max program recreated famous world masterpieces in the form of three-dimensional illustrations that help to look at the entourage of paintings as something that really exists. Interestingly, the girl removed all human figures from the illustrations, thus focusing attention on the situation and landscape.
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"Empire of Light", Rene Magritte.
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"Night Terrace cafe", Vincent Van Gogh.
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"Paris street in rainy weather", Gustave Caillebotte.
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The Midnighters, by Edward Hopper.
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"Christina's World," by Andrew Wyeth.
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"American Gothic," Grant Wood.
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"Chinese stew," by Edward Hopper.
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