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    Art Exhibition Review

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    Mangos DAMAGED-Thalidomide Victims in Medical Document explores the horrific consequences of the Thalidomide tragedy. This exhibition will be open 2nd June until 5th August at the ART Gallery of NSW. This exhibition comprises of at least 10 oil paintings that were based on photographs of the thalidomide victims. The spark of her curiosity with the thalidomide victims happened when she was investigating Germany’s Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe. ’’Why deformed persons?’’ she asks. ’’Because

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    Lives from History: The Nineteenth Century‚ September 2007‚ p1-3. 2. Where was the artist born? Georges Seurat was born in Paris‚ France. Georges Seurat. Dewey‚ II‚ Tom. Great Lives from History: The Nineteenth Century‚ September 2007‚ p1-3. 3. Note any information you were able to find on the parents of the artist. Antoine-Chrisostôme Seurat and Ernestine Faivre Seurat were Georges Seurat’s parents. His Dad was originally from Champagne

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    4 Triangle Margarita Michelangelo Aphrodite Bishop XV Quiz 5 -Jean -Romanticism-passion -Progress -Benjamin- popularized history paintings -George Stubbs- horses -West fascinated with Muslim-orientation -New York has most art in US -True- art was condemned -False- Gericault draft celebrated heroism -True-landscape because it was number 1 painting Quiz 7 -Realistic- this French movement in art sought to depict the everyday and the ordinary -Salon de Refuse- sanctioned by Louis

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    Fine Art

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    The Revolution of Art Art is the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination‚ typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture‚ producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power. Art was originally used to refer to a skill or mastery and was not differentiated from crafts or sciences (“Art‚” 2013‚ para. 1). Around the 17th century‚ a shift in modern art began to develop into fine arts‚ where aesthetic considerations are paramount‚ are

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    painters was born to Louis and Jeannne Vigee (2014). Biography states this in their article “Elisabeth Vigee Le brun” “Her father was successful artist who encouraged her interest in art”. In her life time she was widely known and was credited for painting for very important people. She was also known for her fashionable portraits of the eighteenth century (2014). Elisabeth Vigee Le burn achieved early success as a young artist‚ her ability to put her subjects in flattering elegant styles made her

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    of history’s more prominent artists. The painting itself was an open-air oil portrait on canvas that measured 4ft.3in.X5ft.8in. the composition of the painting was of a large outdoor gathering of music and dancing which included many of Renoir’s friends‚ including one of his closest friends Georges Rivie`re. The following year while at the third impressionist exhibit of 1877 Rivie`re described the painting as follows: “It is a page of history‚ a precious monument to Parisian life‚ Done with

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    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

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    The weird term "painting with light" has filled the workmanship world with intrigue and secret. The term is routinely associated with the well-known Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675)‚ some believing him to be the best painter ever. In spite of the way that there is no documentation of Vermeer being a follower nor his methodologies for painting‚ yet his work has left the world stunned for quite a while‚ until finally a couple of analysts have achieved a conclusion that Vermeer used optical

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    (410x284cm; 161.4x111.8) the medium used is oil paint on canvas. It looks like the oil was applied with pencil and the painting appears shiny. It looks like a 3-dimensional work of art. ( Word count 47) 3. The subject matter is historic and complex. The painting depicts Christopher Columbus and the members of his crew on a beach on West Indies. The artist portrays the history of the discovery of America. Christopher Columbus a young boy‚ who is painted in a while‚ flowing robe. He also surrendered

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    evident in the painting by the deep blue and green contrasted by the vibrant red and greens making it very rich in colour. Texture is also evident in the clothing which was emphasized by the artist’s impressionist brushstroke style. Renoir also used principals of design to make his composition more effective like balance‚ movement‚ repetition and unity. A symmetrical balance is evident because most of the subjects in the painting are on the right side. Movement is achieved in this painting by the gesture

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