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    Vincent Van Gogh

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    it. People believe after his father’s death Gogh’s artistic talents were unbound due to his technique‚ and talents that changed miraculously. He painted people he knew‚ things he had seen‚ and pieces of art that would reflect personal feelings‚ and emotions. It is critical while admiring Gogh’s art to understand when and where he created it‚ the style he used‚ and why he choose to paint

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    On March 30‚1853 in Groot Zundert‚ Netherlands a legendary artist who will forever change art is born;his name is Vincent Van Gogh. Van Gogh lived a tragic life facing many struggles and several triumphs‚but he will always be remembered in history for being one of the most inspirational artists. Growing up Van Gogh’s family was fairly big:his family consisted of his parents‚three sisters‚two brothers‚ and of course Van Gogh himself. Van Gogh was also a troubled child‚ however‚ he noticeably was attached

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    In the Museum of Modern Art‚ many paintings are illustrations of nature portrayed in different ways. Vincent van Gogh’s The Olive Trees and Gustav Klimt’s The Park are clear examples of this. The Olive Trees‚ painted in 1889‚ and The Park‚ painted in about 1910 or earlier‚ are both from the Post-Impressionist movement‚ this explaining why they are painted in a realistic manner. The paintings of Gustav Klimt and Vincent van Gogh both illustrate the trees and nature and are oil on canvas‚ but in

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    the elements and principles of art. While developing his techniques‚ Van Gogh was inspired by many artists such as Anton Mauve and Jean Francois Millet‚ adopting and changing his perspective into his style for his paintings. Other contemporary artists were inspired by Van Gogh‚ such as Henri Matisse‚ and Pablo Picasso producing an individual style‚ relating to different art movements. The discussion of Vincent Van Gogh explains the significance of his style in art‚ a brief‚ synopsis‚ of his medium

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    The Starry Night

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    Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh has risen to the peak of artistic achievements. Although Van Gogh sold only one painting in his life‚ the aftermath of his work is enormous. Starry Night is one of the most well known images in modern culture as well as being one of the most replicated and sought after prints. From Don McLean’s song ’Starry‚ Starry Night’ (Based on the Painting)‚ to the endless number of merchandise products sporting this image‚ it is nearly impossible to shy away from this amazing

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    Starry Night Analysis

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    The piece is oil on canvas‚ and is 73.7 x 92.1 cm. Starry‚ Starry night is home to The Museum of Modern Art in New York. “The curving‚ swirling lines of hills‚ mountains‚ and sky; the brilliantly contrasting blues and yellows; the large‚ flame-like cypress trees; and the thickly layered brushstrokes of Vincent van Gogh’s The Starry Night are ingrained

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    Art Museum

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    As an art student‚ I find the art that we learn about in class very interesting because it is art that I would never be interested in‚ but yet after learning the details I enjoy them. Although I don’t mind learning art through power points‚ I find physically looking at art more enjoyable. Getting the whole experience of physical artwork is a more exciting way to learn and catches my interest more‚ which is why I was so excited to visit a new museum and look at some art. For this assignment I decided

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    Moore 1 Alexis Moore" Professor Braden" English 101" 03 December 2013" The Persistence of Memory! " In 1931‚ an artist by the name of Salvador Dali created one of his most famous painting to date‚ The Persistence of Memory. Dali did most of the painting one evening when he was alone waiting for his wife‚ Gala‚ to return from the movies. “He claims that the idea came to him when a headache triggered‚ that waiting for Gala seemed interminable and the distortion of time made him think of melting clocks”(Sperling

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    in France. He attended Willem II College for two years and after some time passed he went to the Royal Academy of Fine Arts. Van Gogh completed more than 2‚100 pieces of work‚ consisting of 860 oil paintings‚ and more than 1‚300 water colors‚ drawings‚ and sketches. Several of his paintings now rank among the most expensive in the world. Vincent Van Gogh’s style and periods of art were; Pointillism‚ Neo-impressionism‚ and Point-impressionism. Pointillism is a

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    Abstract Expressionism

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    Artists normally brushed or pushed the color. His process was completely unique. He did not use an easel. The canvas was laid on the ground. Industrial paint‚ raw canvas‚ sticks‚ and other tools instead of brushes were all materials that make his art pieces so unique. Lavender Mist exhibits an energy that almost gives life to the painting. The colors contrast in a way that are bold but not overwhelming. The dark hue mixes with the light so that it is neither heavy nor airy. At 87 X 118 inches the

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