Like The Annunciation: A Visual Analysis

When I think of works of art I think about the painting in art museum that averages like me can’t do. Art like the Annunciation is my example of what fine art is.My first response to a painting is mainly visual what interests me most is the strong difference, color, and smoothness not in that order though. That attracts me draws me in, so to speak, my next reaction really depends on the style of the work. If it's a convincing, realistic work, I usually look for an expressive response only if it's an abstract, I feel it has to really touch me passionately and take some kind of reasoning, however, least behind creating it. I've only lately started to appreciate more theoretical works. I used to completely disregard any and all of them institutions, galleries etc. just did not get
Black colors remind me of death. And it’s a cold color. White is a symbol of life. I see it a little differently in art. It to me is just a bland color who needs help from the other colors to survive. Self-portrait got to be my favorite form of art. Leonardo da Vinci was a master in doing it. Famous painting like Mona Lisa, Lady with an Ermine, and even the St. John the Baptist. The facial expression of how and what the art means is a huge paint of it. Whether it’s a sad expression and the person in the picture is crying or a happy smile symbolizes his is enjoying himself. You know what the artist is feeling during that time of creating it. All art are not the same. Different times and place in history. Different cast of people it caters too. But in my opinion the Renaissance period is the best. I learned about it and to some degree know a little about. The contents behind the artwork means a lot to me. It paints a vivid image in my mindset on what the artist is thinking. Or trying to get me to see. Expect the than unexpected when looking at art. Art to me doesn’t have to be unique. But have to have some sentimental value to