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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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    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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    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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    Although early prose fiction prototypes of the novel had been popular with readers since the late seventeenth century‚ the English novel as such only became a mature and predominant literary form in the mid-eighteenth century. After decades of embattled popularity—embattled because the guardians of aesthetic value saw these works of fictions as a frivolous and corrupting upstart too derivative of French romance—the novel finally won a respectable place in the literary echelons in the 1740s‚ due largely

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    not say that‚ in building‚ it produces an actual house‚ and in painting‚ it produces a house of a different sort‚ as it were a man-made dream for waking eyes?- Plato “A photograph is never interesting for its own sake‚ as art must be…‚” was the claim of conservative writer and philosopher Roger Scruton in his controversial 1989 paper ‘But is it art?’ Many responded strongly to Scruton’s claim that a photograph‚ unlike a painting‚ can never be representational‚ in any aesthetically pertinent sense

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    an early-20th-century avant-garde art movement pioneered by Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso‚ and later joined by Juan Gris‚ Jean Metzinger‚ Albert Gleizes‚ Robert Delaunay‚ Henri Le Fauconnier‚ and Fernand Léger‚[1] that revolutionized European painting and sculpture‚ and inspired related movements in music‚ literature and architecture. Cubism has been considered the most influential art movement of the 20th century. The term is broadly used in association with a wide variety of art produced in

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    strikes a chord with a large number of viewers… Well‚ that’s success!! With this thought in mind let’s dive into the work of art history. Let’s analyse the work of some masters. We can take our new found learnings and try to apply it to our own photographic efforts. Lots of Photographers use Classic Art as a Starting Point A few years ago I attended a workshop by famous photographer Art Wolfe. He spoke about how his training in classical art influenced his photography. Once I started to compare

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    Among the large quantity of Chinese paintings‚ Zhao Mengfu’s Autumn colors on the Ch’iao and Hua Mountains is one of the most significant masterpieces‚ regarded as an outstanding representative of the paintings in Yuan Dynasty and the whole works of its author. This painting is a hand scroll‚ ink and color on paper‚ and its size is 28.4x90.2 cm. In the painting‚ the author depicts the beautiful autumn scene of Ch’iao and Hua Mountains. Firstly‚ it is important to know about

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    approximately two decades‚ from the late 1860s through the 1880s. The term impressionist was first used by French art critic Louis Leroy in 1874 based on Monet’s painting Impression‚ Sunrise. Leroy found the term fitting to describe the loose‚ undefined and "unfinished" style that Monet and several other artists applied to their paintings. With the 19th century Industrial Revolution and the reconstruction of Paris into a modern city‚ the city scene became one of the Impressionists’ favorite subjects:

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