An oil painting is a type of picture created by the application of substances, for example, pigments, to a canvas using oiled dispersed paints, such as linseed oil. It was developed in the fifteenth century and it was later utilized during the renaissance for a range of artistic purposes enabling them to obtain rich colors and composite texture to their pieces of work. Artists like Leonardo Da Vinci, Rembrandts, Vincent Van Gogh are renowned for their contribution in the area of oil paintings and showcasing their versatility and richest expression. Because of its widespread acceptance in the seventeenth century oil paintings flourished to become the fundamental substance to create portraits, landscapes, and narrative scenes as it was more durable than the rest along with its luminous appeal. Caravaggio and Titan refined the application of shadow and light; Claude Monet and Pierre-Auguste Renoir amongst the impressionist used color as well as light outside. Even in the modern existence, oil painting happens to be predominant cherished form of art for capturing details, nuances and emotional depth in the quote methods. For some embracing hyperrealism or abstract expressionism are able to integrate their artistic hopes into the painting with an oil and leave for people with an appeal that passes time.