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    Jacob Van Ruisdael

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    1628-1682). This painting is exhibited since 1942 in the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C.‚ currently at Gallery 49 on the Main Floor of the West Building. Jacob van Ruisdael was the son and nephew of painters and he received his formal training in Germany after passing through different cities in Holland‚ while settling down in Amsterdam during 1656. He was much influenced by the surroundings of his trips and mainly depicted the German or Dutch countryside in his paintings (144). Holland

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    The outside format of the painting is a horizontal rectangle. The painting is large and is about the size of a 55 inch flat TV screen. The work is realistic with some abstract elements in the painting. The artwork is realistic because the scene resembles the real world where there are sharks‚ boats‚ ships‚ flying fish‚ water‚ sugarcanes‚ ropes and a dark-colored man. But‚ the texture and colors of the water make it abstract and different from the common blue water in the real world because the

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    Mary Heilmann Analysis

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    Harley Henley Eric Claunch ARTA 1030 March 4‚ 2015 Mary Heilmann ​Mary Heilmann stated‚ “I look at paintings and try to sort them out—mine and other people’s—I get a feeling from a painting and then I try to figure out how it made me feel that way” (BOMB). The American artist Mary Heilman was born in San Francisco‚ California during 1940. She grew up near the ocean and beach. Mary loved her beach-theme lifestyle while growing up. Mary Heilmann attended University of California‚ Santa Barba

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    E’douard Manet was painting "The Old Musician"‚ and was unaware of the controversy this particular painting would bring him. Manet was an artist with a novel approach to art‚ contrasting with other artist of his time‚ which were following the mainstream approach to painting‚ he decided to paint the ordinary life of every day people. And like Courbet‚ he had decided to paint about the social issues going on in France. Because of his social attitudes during this time period the painting would be largely

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    In Seurat’s painting‚ A Sunday on La Grande Jatte‚ he does a fantastic job depicting people resting and relaxing in a park on an island. The families within the painting seem to be enjoying the scenery around them. One of the key aspects of the painting besides the color contrast is the river that is located on the island. The river is also known as the Seine River. From observing the painting by every detail visible‚ I can see that the painting was created during the older times because of the choice

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    Art Museum review

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    impressed with the art‚ mainly the paintings. I had never really been to an art museum just to look around but I found that a lot of the paintings used the techniques that we discussed in class. I will be analyzing three paintings Fallen Angels by Francois Cibot‚ Saint Francis in Prayer by El Greco and Sacred Conversation- Madonna‚ Child‚ Saints and Donor by Giovani di Niccolo Mansueti. One of the most interesting paintings to me there was Fallen Angels this painting seemed so interesting because it

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    In his painting‚ Paris Street: Rainy Day‚ Gustave Caillebotte showcases his view on late 18th century Paris. The figures nearest to the audience are blurred and seemingly out of focus whereas the pedestrians and carriage towards the center of the town square have sharp edges and are more distinctly defined. The images in the background of the painting remain nebulous and dim. The point of focus advances the viewers eyes to the buildings in the background. Caillebotte demonstrates a two-point perspective

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    The Swing

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    The Swing ¡§Inviting¡¨ is the word that comes to mind when I look at the painting The Swing. This masterpiece was Jean-Honore Fragonard¡¦s most famous Rococo piece painted in 1766. The most prominent reason I enjoy this painting is because there is some sort of story line or drama unveiling here. The painting is starring Barton de Saint-Julien and his mistress who is swinging on a twiddled vine looped down from a tree and co-starring is an older gentleman who is left back in the shadows as if

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    The painting Red Hot‚ created by Marsha Clements‚ is a realist painting of two roses. These two roses are purposed to represent the changes that occur when two people becoming more intimate with one another. As our relations with others grows stronger we reveal things that we don’t readily exhibit to the rest of the world. Clements does this through the use of contrasting colors and lines from her brush strokes that directs the viewers’ attention to the contrast. Red Hot is‚ in its most basic form

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    The painting seems to be layered but not with many colors. The painting itself is very neutral in the sense of color schemes. The most prominent color used in this painting is a gray. The fog gives off an eerie feel to the painting. In this work‚ gray is a color but could also be seen as a feeling or emotion in this painting. The gray also allows the figures to stand out more. It makes the color on the figures catch your eye first. This creates a calming factor or cool factor. The painting seems

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