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    Their paintings were competing with the extremely popular and realistic paintings of the Romantic artists‚ who were able to show a more sublime side of nature. Many of the Romantic paintings‚ have rolling fields of vibrant greens or a golden sun illuminating the entire compositions. An extremely significant line from “Where I lived and What I lived for” is “It is something to be able to paint a particular picture‚ or to carve a statue‚ and so to make a few objects beautiful; but it is far more glorious

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    painters was born to Louis and Jeannne Vigee (2014). Biography states this in their article “Elisabeth Vigee Le brun” “Her father was successful artist who encouraged her interest in art”. In her life time she was widely known and was credited for painting for very important people. She was also known for her fashionable portraits of the eighteenth century (2014). Elisabeth Vigee Le burn achieved early success as a young artist‚ her ability to put her subjects in flattering elegant styles made her

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    Introduction My biggest concern with documentary photography is that there exists the notion that documentary photography should be truthful. During my studies I’ve learned allot about narratives and photographic strategies‚ but little has been mentioned about ethics. Documentary photography has been described as a form‚ a tradition and a style however there is not one single definition of the word. I’m interested in the line between the photograph as a document of something and the photograph as

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    allowed people to be able to see inside the cave and it’s magic without going all the way to its location. The cave of Lascaux is a treasured monument to a past ancient culture‚ it had a historical and magical significance that’s was brought out by the painting of its culture. Just as importantly‚ however‚ it represents how humans relate to one another. The cave itself was lost shortly after the last ice age‚ and rediscovered in 1941. After the Second World War‚ it was opened to the public. The tremendous

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    This paper addresses Berthe Morisot ’s painting‚ View of Paris from the Trocadero‚ completed in 1872‚ and now in the Santa Barbara Museum of Art‚ as an example of the contributions and participation women had to the development of French Impressionism in the 1860s and early 1870s. These points will be made through a brief introduction to her early training and artistic contacts and in the conceptual‚ stylistic and technical analysis of the above mentioned painting in relation to one by Camille Corot

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    Fashion and its Sense of Place Landscape was the first photographic genre‚ but how influential is it in contemporary fashion? Photographic genres are forever blurring and more than ever we are seeing photographs from fashion shoots ending up in prestigious galleries. My own work is heavily influenced by the use of people within the landscape‚ and while I am starting to experiment with fashion within different landscapes. This essay gives me the chance to explore the history of people within landscapes

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    Sylwia Jurek N00143406 BA (hons) Photography Year 1 Historical & Contextual Studies in Photography Module: Understanding the Photographic Image Tutor: Fiona Hackett Essay Question ’ ’ Photographs direct the sense we make of place and it was the medium of photography which largely thought us to look at landscapes as organisations of man-made spaces. Through photography the vernacular America‚ in particular‚ have been imagined and therefore understood. ’ ’ Discuss these claims considering‚ in

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    art is the process of reproducing reality. He believed that an artefact should ‘helps us to remember the subject and to preserve him from a second spiritual death’ (Bazin 1967: 10). He saw art as a way of immortalising mortal things; he compares painting and sculptures to the ancient practice of mummifying in Egypt‚ ‘to keep up appearances in the face of the reality of death by preserving flesh and bone’ (Bazin 1967: 9). I agree with this point that Bazin made‚ this power that artefacts posses‚ making

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    photography arts – the first style of art in photography‚ which could be established as own type of arts internationally. In the epoch between Post-Impressionism and the graphic planar of the Viennese Art Nouveau‚ Heinrich Kühn created a unique body of photographic work whose scope is still unknown‚ even to experts in that field. His work was shown at countless exhibitions and published in all the important art magazines between 1895 and 1915. The modernist potential of his art however was barely recognized

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    avant-garde. Traditionalists valued realism‚ technique‚ and the use of perspective which was scene in historical paintings and portraits. In comparison‚ avant-garde focused on a deliberate change of style which included impressionism‚ and unnatural use of color. Although‚ neither side of the debate is clear cut. Many traditionalists experimented with the aspects of traditional painting while many avant-garde advocates retained different ideas on the amount of change that should be imposed. The idea

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