Rijon
"Donald Duck Sculpture"
Scultura - Cartone | 21,7x15,8 in
28.678,3 USD
650 Opere d'arte originali, edizioni limitate e stampe:
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Discover original contemporary Cartoon artworks on Artmajeur
Contemporary Cartoon artworks are a unique and exciting form of original artwork that have gained popularity in recent years. Created using a range of supports and materials, such as paper, canvas, and digital platforms, these artworks showcase a wide range of styles and techniques.
©2020 Rijon
Origins and History
The origin of original contemporary Cartoon artworks can be traced back to the early 20th century. The period between the two World Wars saw the emergence of cartoonists who used the medium as a means of political and social commentary. This era gave birth to iconic characters like Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny, who became cultural touchstones and continue to be popular to this day. The 1950s and 60s saw a rise in animated television shows, which further popularized the art form. In recent years, contemporary cartoons have evolved to reflect modern issues such as gender and racial inequality. Artists have also experimented with new mediums, including digital animation and graphic novels, to push the boundaries of what is possible. The history of original contemporary Cartoon artworks is a rich tapestry of artistic expression and social commentary, and continues to evolve with the changing times.
©2023 Pameli Kayal
Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market
Contemporary Cartoon artworks have undergone a significant evolution in recent years. Artists have been pushing the boundaries of the medium, exploring new techniques and styles, and experimenting with different forms of storytelling. This has resulted in a diverse range of original contemporary Cartoon artworks that are highly sought after in the art market. Collectors are drawn to the unique and playful nature of these artworks, as well as their ability to comment on contemporary issues and societal norms. The importance of these artworks lies in their ability to connect with audiences on a deep emotional level, conveying complex ideas and emotions in a way that is both accessible and engaging. As the art world continues to evolve, it is clear that original contemporary Cartoon artworks will play an increasingly important role in shaping the cultural landscape of our time.
©2024 Mickael Hert
Related Famous Artists
Contemporary artists who specialize in original contemporary Cartoon artworks are becoming increasingly popular in the art world. These artists are known for their unique and imaginative illustrations, which often depict humorous or satirical subjects.
One such artist is a Cartoonist who has created a distinct style of artwork that combines pop culture references with political commentary. Another artist is an Illustrator who uses bright colors and bold lines to bring his cartoon characters to life. A third artist is a Graphic Designer who specializes in creating digital cartoons that are both funny and thought-provoking.
All of these artists are known for their ability to capture the essence of contemporary culture in their artwork. Their cartoons are a reflection of the world around us, and they often provide commentary on social issues or political events. Whether they are creating humorous illustrations or thought-provoking artworks, these artists are pushing the boundaries of contemporary art and making a name for themselves in the process.
©2024 Luis Mesa
Notable original contemporary Cartoon artworks
The contemporary cartoon art scene is filled with stunning artworks that have captivated audiences worldwide. Here are some well-known original contemporary cartoon artworks:
"The Persistence of Memory" by Salvador Dali (1931) - This iconic artwork features melting pocket watches and a distorted landscape, evoking a sense of dreamlike confusion and the fleeting nature of time.
"Mickey Mouse" by Andy Warhol (1981) - This colorful and vibrant depiction of the beloved cartoon character is a prime example of Warhol’s pop art style, which celebrated consumer culture and mass media.
"The Simpsons" by Matt Groening (1989) - This long-running animated television show has become a cultural phenomenon, known for its irreverent humor, satirical commentary, and lovable cast of characters.
"Adventure Time" by Pendleton Ward (2010) - This whimsical and imaginative animated series follows the adventures of Finn and his best friend Jake, a shape-shifting dog, as they explore a post-apocalyptic world filled with magic and wonder.
"Steven Universe" by Rebecca Sugar (2013) - This groundbreaking animated series follows the adventures of a young boy named Steven and his friends, who possess magical powers and defend the world from evil forces. The show has been praised for its diverse cast of characters, LGBTQ+ representation, and heartfelt storytelling.
From Dali’s surrealism to Warhol’s pop art, from The Simpsons’ satire to Adventure Time’s whimsy, from Steven Universe’s emotional depth to the countless other contemporary cartoon artworks out there, the world of animation is rich with creativity and inspiration.
Luis Mesa
"Meeting of Millionaires"
Acrilico su Tela | 35,4x47,2 in
926,64 USD
Rodolphe Persée
"Son goku à capuche"
Matita su Carta | 8,3x5,8 in
128,12 USD
Jekaterina Afonina
"BearbrickLV"
Acrilico su Tela | 27,6x19,7 in
1.209,38 USD
Stampe disponibili
Xavier Vives Mateu
"The Big Bad Wolf"
Acquarello su Carta | 8,3x11,8 in
432,95 USD
Bertrand Gregoire
"CAPITAL DECOMPLEXE"
Scultura - Resina | 11x6,3 in
1.325,35 USD
Antoni Dragan
"Mickey and Minnie Mouse chilling in the frame"
Acrilico su Tela | 39,4x59,1 in
3.976,04 USD
Stampe disponibili
Franck Laruelle
"Cinéma du passé, Art du Présent"
Acrilico su Tela | 27,6x19,7 in
853,74 USD
Dmitrii Filimonov
"Chameleon"
Olio su Tela | 43,3x27,6 in
2.620,87 USD
Segutoart
"SWEET DREAMS"
Acrilico su Tela | 19,7x19,7 in
956,46 USD
Stefano Macrì
"Mickey Gold"
Scultura - Ceramica | 11,4x10,2 in
1.874,26 USD
Gipé
"Défense d'Ivoire"
Olio su Tela | 39,4x39,4 in
1.500,96 USD
Pameli Kayal
"Dance your way"
Acrilico su Tela | 36x48 in
3.234 USD
Inke Bemelmans
"Exploring inner and outer space"
Acrilico su Tela | 19,7x27,6 in
1.265,71 USD
Tisel’Art
"Luxurious Mickey"
Scultura - Plastica | 11,8x6,3 in
441,78 USD
Ekaterina San
"Forbes"
Acrilico su Tela | 27,6x19,7 in
575 USD
Pablo Alfredo De La Peña
"Sapphires"
Scultura - Legno | 15x9 in
1.808 USD
Philippe Toneut
"Aztec Panther"
Acrilico su Tela | 59,1x47,2 in
5.398 USD
Stampe disponibili
Ross Hendrick
"No Fishing"
Acrilico su Pannello sintetico | 23,2x33,1 in
1.134,31 USD
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Dr. Magdalena Laabs
"Champagnerfeier mit dem fröhlichen Gentleman"
Olio su Tela di lino | 39,4x31,5 in
10.549,76 USD
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Na$H
"Abs Smurf Pink"
Scultura - Acrilico | 7,5x5,1 in
654,94 USD
Nicola Bernieri
"Daffy Duck"
Pennarello su Carta | 7,1x5,5 in
212,06 USD
Roby Bí
"Paperino"
Grafite su Carta | 9,5x13 in
400,92 USD
Olga Bronskikh
"Скрудж и деньги"
Olio su Tela | 19,7x15,8 in
169,61 USD
Mickael Hert
"" Goku X Picsou ""
Acrilico su Tela | 25,6x31,5 in
428,53 USD
Vera Tepliakova
"Rug “SMILE”"
Arte tessile su Tessuto | 25,6x25,6 in
353,43 USD
Skylor Timeless
"Pink Deluxe"
Olio su Tela di lino | 35,4x35,4 in
62.771,76 USD
Artalexa Creations
"Rick and Morty"
Acrilico su Tela | 19,7x35,4 in
2.073,06 USD
Thomas Jager (Thom A)
"Madeleine"
Acrilico su Altro substrato | 19,7x15,8 in
Non in vendita
Jean-François Rousselot
"La valeur croissante de l'art"
Olio su Tela | 35,4x45,7 in
5.229,6 USD
Luigi Monti
"The lysergic potion - Astetrip & Obetrip"
Olio su Tela | 23,6x19,7 in
971,92 USD
Natalie Otalora
"Scrooge Mcduck Life in Paradise"
Acrilico su Tela di lino | 31,5x23,6 in
1.903,92 USD
Mila Frolova
"Donald Duck with a cigar"
Olio su Tela | 19,7x15,8 in
831,2 USD
Wabyanko
"Sand castle paper boat"
Acrilico su Carta | 8,3x11,8 in
275,01 USD
Vinci Art
"Combo Mini the Bunny 2024"
Arte digitale | 16,9x11,8 in
216,74 USD
Kay Booms
"Fuel For Thought"
Acrilico su Legno | 36x48 in
2.733 USD