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    emotions. Another art technique was Cubism. Cubism was created by Picasso and Georges Braque. Its main focus aimed at presenting objects from a concurrent perspective‚ but at many different points of view. This artistic technique brought sculpture and painting together into one. However‚ unlike in fauvism‚ color was not the primary interest in Cubism. Fauvism was the first of the avant-garde movements that flourished in France in the early years of the twentieth century. (Elderfield‚ 1976) The artwork’s

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    unaware of the history located right in their backyards. I’ve lived in the area my entire life and never had any knowledge of this incredible gallery. When I caught wind of the assignment‚ my initial thought was that I was going to have to go visit an old‚ beat up building that displays some prints that great artists around the world have created. I was delighted to find out just how wrong I was for thinking that way. The Appleton Museum is filled with exquisite and original paintings‚ impressions

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    NEOCLASSICISM IN FRANCE As in Britain‚ the reaction against the Rococo in France first appeared in architecture. This sublime phase of Neoclassicism had a profound impact on painting. Architecture: Rational Classicism The first phase of French Neoclassical architecture was a reaction to the excesses of the Rococo‚ which had been about asymmetry‚ graceful movement‚ decorative flourishes‚ and curvilinear elegance. The new architecture was about rational design‚ and hence is often called Rational

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    emphasized movement‚ color‚ and sensuality. He is well-known for his Counter-Reformation altarpieces‚ portraits‚ landscapes‚ and history paintings of mythological and allegorical subjects.” He began by visiting many famous artists and copying some of their works of art to develop a sort of sense of understanding for this type of art and how it is create. One of his paintings “Head of Medusa” can be seen by many as very grotesque‚ yet it is incredibly detailed and realistic. Medusa was known as a Gorgon

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    symbolic meaning from the images to simplify them. The first image I am going to analyze critically is “An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump”‚ A painting completed by Joseph Wright of Derby in 1768 about what happens to a bird when you deprive it of oxygen. I will be looking into the subject‚ subliminal messages and the artist’s history of painting. Joseph Wright of Derby an English landscape and portrait painter who has been acclaimed “the first professional painter to express the spirit of the

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    AP Art History Final 1st Semester Josh Jang 4th period Mr. Wright January 10th 2011 Many art works created throughout the history were highly stylized or abstracted for many reasons. The artists in different cultures have used abstractions and stylizations in their art pieces in order to emphasize or symbolize certain religious ideas or cultural ideas that their cultures had. Since pre-historic era‚ abstract and stylized art pieces were used to reinforce the cultural norms‚ for people

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    “Mavro” (Fig 4-25‚ 2012) and “Black mirror I” (Fig 4-26‚ 2012) we must do the opposite‚ try to understand their unmaking. Under what Heidegger calls purely workly terms (Heidegger 1950‚ 34) and dispelling all notions of context and rhetoric‚ these paintings‚ despite appearances‚ are not really distinct from Canning’s other work‚ they’re landscapes painted in his usual manner. What distinguishes them‚ however‚ is his final decision to cover them with an opaque black veil. Unlike the mixture utilised

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    appears in mythology. Different facial features are shown on the face of humans to reveal expressions of lust‚ happiness‚ and temptation. This painting is a canvas version of The Terracotta Army. It shows Bosch’s seriousness and solemn respect to this piece of art. Despite of the chaotic scene Bosch depicted‚ there is actually a sense of balance in this painting. A the human beings in the foreground balances the four huts in the background that is marked in bright colors. The fountain in the middle

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    hoping to relay to the readers that dreams and their dreamscape differ from person to person. The only thing that is common is the originality and creativity of each dream. One person can interpret a dream painting one way while another can interpret it a totally different way. The first painting called‚ The Nightmare by Henry Fuseli‚ is a very dark and somewhat horrifying artwork of an occupied room. The only object of "light" in the room is the woman who is draped over a piece of furniture dressed

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    Kehinde Wiley Analysis

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    heroic poses‚ evoking famous portraits from art history. Born in Los Angeles‚ California. He started painting in year 2000. He earned his BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute and his MFA from the Yale University School of Art. Wiley’s early work consists of Photo-Realistic paintings of men‚ whom he had met on the streets in Harlem‚ set against a floral background. In all of his work‚ Wiley combines a wide range of references from classical painting and pop culture. Wiley’s creative process is pretty

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