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Faran Ali Art Report # 1 A painting is a set or series of paintings that are intended to tell a story or evoke a series of paintings that are intended to tell a story of emotions or ideas in the viewers. In out the term paintings describes both the act and the result of the action. This painting is made by Shen. He was born in Zhuji, Zhejiang province in 1598, during the Ming dynasty. His country name was Zhangzhou. His works we kept in the museums and galleries and over the world including the U.S. Every point in space have difficult intensity which can be represented in a painting by black and white and all grey shades as in the painting. The particular white wall has different intensity at each point due to the shades and reflections from nearby objects. The colors are highly subjective but has observable psychological effects. According to the arrangements of elements the painting is showing harmony and is light from the top but a little dark at the bottom. In my opinion the painting is beautiful because as it shows harmony in element and its contrast and its balance are used well. To represent the people the ambition of their life as what they want to achieve. To help us realize what’s important in our life. According to artist point of view, the painting represents peace and harmony. It inspires people with techniques. That people with his techniques. That help them in achieving there good in life.

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