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    Westernization in India

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    middle class and wealthy in India are their main supporters. The strife of the lower class seems to be one of the main themes used by artists and it plays well to Westerners‚ concerned with the struggles of the Third World. Throughout modern art history‚ Indian artists have responded to the changes to their country and attempted to find their identities in a struggle with modernism and prejudices of the West after independence. The purpose of this essay is to highlight the impact the West has had

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    Chart for John Berger

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    spectacle of empty clothes and unworn masks | Unworn‚ masks. | 10 | | No bodies and no Necessity- for Necessity is the condition of the existent. It is what makes reality real | Reality‚ real. | 11 | reports from Y / A | Until recently‚ history‚ all the accounts people gave of their lives‚ all proverbs‚ fables‚ parables‚ confronted the same thing: the everlasting‚ fearsome‚ and occasionally beautiful‚ struggle

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    Chardin And Zurbaran

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    Lizzeth Cano- Art History 102 Visual Analyzes The works of art Still Life with Cooking Utensils‚ by Jean-Batsite Simeon Chardin and Still Life with Lemons‚ Oranges‚ and a rose‚ by Francisco de Zurbaran have similar aspects. Both Chardin and Zurbaran chose to represent the social classes of society through the objects represented in the paintings. Charpin chooses to represent the lower class and differs from Zurbaran because of the brush strokes that are visible in the painting. However‚ Zurbaran

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    Asian Art

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    Asian art Asian art can refer to art amongst many cultures in Asia. Azerbaijani art Folk arts in Azerbaijan have a long and interesting history. Works of art made from metal extracted from Nakhichevan‚ Migachevir‚ Gadanay‚ Gandja and other places are approximately 5000 years old. Crockery‚ weapons and adornments found here are not historical facts alone‚ but valuable sources which testify the skills of the master. Different pictures‚ scraped on housing implements made from copper‚ bronze‚ gold

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    created work that emotionally meant something to her. Which brings us to her painting Cow’s Skull: Red‚ White‚ and Blue‚ this piece was an oil canvas creation‚ which explains it’s scratchy texture‚ considering that canvas is made out of terry cloth. The size of this painting (39 7/8 x 7/8 in.) did this painting justice. O’Keeffe did a great bit of traveling‚ and when she did‚ she captured the world around her‚ painting what she felt was important. The Metropolitan Museum of Art states‚ “After her

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    Giotto revolutionized painting techniques in many ways‚ though primarily through placing significant importance in the “realness” of art. He observed humans and their form closely and reproduced their gestures‚ movements‚ and expressions in his work. To achieve this realism‚ Giotto utilized a combination of techniques in his paintings‚ including lines‚ color‚ light‚ shading‚ and tight brush strokes. He made outstanding use of space‚ using horizontal‚ diagonal‚ and vertical lines‚ frequently in the

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    Century – Canvas/Painting Figure 1 1940 The Glazier Willem de Kooning Painting The Metropolitan Museum of Art Willem de Kooning’s The Glazier‚ is an abstract expressionist painting from the 19th Century. De Kooning’s use of a figurative subject in The Glazier‚ makes it less mainstream abstract expressionism‚ an area in which he was seen as a leader. The Somber earth tones and ambiguous use of space give the painting a mysterious feel. Certain portions of the painting are very easy to

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    Baltimore Art Museum

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    of gesso on canvas to create his three dimensional piece of art. The Dancer At Pigalle’s represents a woman who dances in the spotlight on a stage. Her dress is spinning around in a circular flow. In this work‚ Servini is using a futurist style of painting. I have a feeling that I am inside the stage watching this woman performing ballet dancing. The canvas is developed with layers of plaster to be able to represent the dancer’s motion and dress by projecting them out into the viewer’s land. Light

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    William Morris

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    many writings and leadership roles involving this. La Belle Iseult was the only known and finished easel painting made by Morris. It was made in 1858 and shows his model‚ Jane Burden‚ who became his wife in 1859. Jane is modeling as Iseult standing in front of an unmade bed in a medieval room. The painting shows many rich colors‚ and

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    Salvador Dali Museum

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    As the largest collection of Salvador Dali paintings outside of Europe‚ the Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg should be a museum most people should get to know. The museum was first opened in 1982 and‚ it was rebuild and reopened to the public in January 11‚ 2011. The new museum hold 7 of 18 “masterpieces” created by Dali‚ and the private collection of A. Reynolds and Eleanor R. Morse‚ who became great friends with Salvador and Gala Dali. The path in the museum is mostly predetermined but there

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