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    Artist Anaysis

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    work carefully in its smallest recess and charge every particle of matter with life." A new exhibition in Paris‚ since September 2011‚ shows how Giacometti strongly drew his inspiration for his work from Ethruscan art. In my opinion the artwork ‘Portrait of Jean Genet’ looks to be a man in distress‚ frozen‚ and isolated away‚ in a confined space. I believe the man is distressed and alone due to his posture being slightly tilted backwards giving it a feel of the man’s awkwardness. The use of shadow

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    Dorian Gray Persuasion

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    Lord Henry is essentially the incarnation of the devil but in the form of a man who uses his eloquence of words to persuade people. He speaks of bad morals and believes in that friends are ones with looks and enemies with intelligence‚ “I always choose my friends for their good looks and my enemies for their good intellects” (Henry). On the other hand‚ Basil Hallward is the direct opposite; he speaks of virtue and wisdom. He sees Henry as a man unscrupulous and ultimately not fair. “He has a bad

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    Simon Flores

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    for the portrait of Amadeo I‚ which he presented to the province oil Pampanga. During this time he might already have made the acquaintance of Mons Ignacio Tambungui who introduced him to the wealthy families of several towns of Pampanga‚ for whom he executed many portraits and religious paintings. Simon married the monsignor’s sister‚ Simplicia. Flores must have executed as many as 20 portraits which include the two versions of the Familia Quiason‚ and the portraits entitled

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    Helene Lambert de Thorigny is an oil-on-canvas portrait from sometime between 1696-1700 and is 63x45 inches. It is currently on display in the Honolulu Museum of Art. Nicolas de Largillière did the portrait while Jean Baptiste Belin de Fontenay did the flowers. Helene Lambert de Thorigny was the wife of a wealthy Normandy financier. The portrait depicts the spirit of the Rococo‚ also known as late baroque‚ with the creamy pastels‚ curvatures‚ and a playful nature. Nicolas de Largillière was a French

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    Picasso Vs Kahlo

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    subject matter referring to the wretchedness and loneliness of women‚ these works were motivated by the suicide of his close friend Carlos Casagemas. Picasso’s painting “Self-portrait with Cloak” Oil on canvas 81 x 60 cm (1901) is an example of the work produced in the Blue period. The painting is similar to a Van Gough style portrait as it shows him wearing a dark coat; the colours of the painting coincide with the theme of blue and depression‚ which allows the viewer to relate to his personal state of

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    college life

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    I chose to take this self-portrait of my friend‚ who is a college student. He is a Chemical Engineering major in the University of Arizona. I pick the background to be the University of Arizona campus because it clearly says that Aaron is a college student of this school. Furthermore‚ the portraits shows that he is smiling‚ which means that he is content with his college life‚ even though his major is extremely difficult and challenging. This simply implies that even though many college students

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    founders of the Society for Traveling Art exhibitions‚ in this portrait of Jesus Christ attempts to show the world a different side of Jesus. In this portrait he does not tell the story of ‘Jesus the son of God’ but of a man going through a difficult time of testing both physically and spiritually. The portrait also referred to as ‘Christ in the Wilderness’ was first exhibited in 1872 at the Peredvizhiniki exhibitions. The portrait shows Jesus through the eyes that are a total opposite from the

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    created a new Archbishop (Thomas Cranmer) who was prepared to declare the marriage annulled in 1532. Catherine was then banished from the Court and separated from her daughter. It is said that she died of a broken heart‚ four years later. The two portraits show the young Catherine (top) and Catherine in later life (right). Anne Boleyn Anne Boleyn was English‚ and of noble birth. Her badge shows a falcon. She spent some time in France and returned to England in the 1520s. She was Maid-in-Waiting

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    Sky Is Falling by Julie Heffernan The Crocker Art museum exhibited fourteen works by Julie Heffernan in a show called “Sky is Falling”. In the exhibit Heffernan show cases male and female figures‚ often believed to be self-portraits in different manifestations‚ in extravagant landscapes while using metaphorical imagery to express the lives of women and the concern she has for the endangered environment. The figures are often depicted trying to restore order to a world that is falling apart around

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    The Wife of Bath

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    perspectives can be true. Rather than a singular‚ marginalized character with limiting aspects‚ the Wife is a complex and comprehensive blend of Chaucer’s creations‚ and the center to which all of the other pilgrims and their tales return. Her portrait is more descriptive than any other character portrayed‚ but it also demonstrates the characteristics uniquely identified with each of the other characters. The prologue to her tale is the longest of any of the other characters. Is she just long-winded

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