Starry Night Like A Graffiti Artist's Painting

Represented by many different words, art can be many different things; however, the one and only thing art will always be is history. This can be any type of history it can be personal, global, or it could be on its way to becoming historical. Some personal history could be a younger sibling’s drawing of something important in your life or it could be a simple concrete stepping stone with your child's name written in it. No matter how you view art it will always tell a story in history. Architecture could be art to some while it is not to others. Along the same lines other people view graffiti as art while others describe it as vandalism. The one thing that makes Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night like a graffiti artist’s painting is it conveys
history of some kind it could be the person’s emotions, something they are going through in their life, or it could represent something they see or have seen. Also the only things that connects the painting Napoleon Crossing the Alps by Jacques-Louis David to The Terrace of the Lions from Delos Island, Greece is they are art and they have a part of history shown in them. What is considered art today would be considered a child’s project a hundred years ago. No., 5, 1948 by Jackson Pollock is considered art along with Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. All art represents history and all history represents different types of art.