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    cloth goes through about 20 washes. The specialty of Kalamkari paintings is that after the long tedious process‚ when the painting is completed‚ the finished products look rich. Even though the colours used are bright but the final look of the art is classy and not gaudy. The textile looks better and better with every wash; and the designs stand out even better next to the background.

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    the masses; the beauty is that each experience is genuinely unique. Paolo Uccello (Italian‚ 1397-1475)‚ created the oil on canvas painting St. George and the Dragon‚ 1470. Almost five hundred and twenty years later‚ Uccello’s painting inspired another artist in her own right‚ Ursula Askham Fanthorpe. Fanthorpe‚ an English poet‚ found herself moved by Uccello’s painting and was inspired to write the poem‚ “Not My Best Side” (1989). The concept of ekphrasis displays how both contrasting mediums can

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    Name Professor Course Date How does Baxandall indicate the production of painting changed as the Renaissance developed? How did the conception of the artist evolve during the period of the Renaissance? Baxandall describes the fifteenth century as a century where clients would order what they needed instead of purchasing the already made products (Michael 2). He continues to describe how this affected the production of painting. The less known or recognized artist would have to produce readymade arts

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    the Virgin Mary. In his 1487 painting‚ named Diptych of Martin van Nieuwenhove‚ Memling combines both of his skills to create a painting that is similar to Campin’s Merode Altarpiece‚ done between 1425 and 1428. The many comparisons of these paintings show that the Northern Flemish paintings during the Early Renaissance held a persistent style‚ but Memling’s painting shows progressed style differences in his use of atmospheric perspective‚ the frames of the painting‚ and unifying the two images.

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    The Last Judgement by Michelangelo: 1535ish The last judgment is a painting that covers an entire wall in the Sistine Chapel. This is a fresco painting and it’s 48 by 44 feet. This painting was inspired by the Christian bible and portrays the second coming of Christ. This painting draws your attention from the center where Christ is standing with his mother beside him and extends to towards his surrounding‚ which is all different saints with various instruments. Initially‚ most of the characters

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    that there is still a discussion whether photography and painting can have an equal sign. There are many similarities and dissimilarities between photography and painting; they are both incredibly valuable and important to art‚ dissimilarities and similarities way in capture moments. Something that painting and photography interestingly share is each other. That is‚ the incorporation of photography in artistic paintings. Though most painting can be done digitally now‚ there are some studios and artists

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    “Who Will Paint New York” “The World’s New Art Center” and the “Skyscraper Paintings of Georgia O’Keeffe” Initial question: According to Chave‚ artists selected the skyscraper as a subject in the 20th century because they were something new and had out-did anything Europe had done so far. It was “the building of the 20th century”. It was a whole new way of creating art and architecture that was very different from any cathedral in Europe at that time. Art critics like Clement Greenberg commented

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    created by Mark Harden. It is very interesting painting with a lot of symbolism. I chose this painting because when I look at the painting it makes me think about all the evil things happening in the world. It makes me think about greedy people who are corrupting our society bit by bit. When I looked at the Mask still life for first time it reminded me of evil people who are controlling the poor and innocent people. I thought this because on the painting there are evil faces who are smiling and there

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    The painting‚ Gladioli‚ by Claude Monet is temporarily on display in the Italian wing of the Detroit Institute of Art. Due to the renovations being made to the newer sections of the museum‚ only the "old"‚ main area of the museum is open to the public during the construction‚ so Gladioli had to be moved in order to be put on display Located on the right side of the main entrance the Italian wing is a one large room. Every available space on the walls is filled with paintings‚ and the center of the

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    period‚ oil painting was very popular. Edvard Munch painted The Scream on a canvas in 1893. Munch mixed oil paint with tempera to create his own unique style of presentation. Even though the artists used a similar painting mixture‚ The Last Supper and The Scream has distinctive differences and similarities. Both Leonardo di Vinci and Edvard Munch use directional line in a similar way. In comparison‚ both paintings use directional line to draw the viewer deeper into the painting. In The Last

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