Art, it's everywhere you look. ... At this point in time, so many people were interested in art that many Societies were formed to display art. ... Surrealists claim to create forms and images not primarily by reason, but by unthinking impulse and blind feeling-or even by accident. One modern art movements in art was Pop Art. Pop art was an art movement, mostly American, that became well known during the 1960s. ...
I started to appreciate most works of art. I know now whatever the art might be; abstract, impressionist, realistic and other sorts of art that I might call strange, mean something. ... The structure is a three-dimensional symmetrically balanced form. ... Pyramdic and rectangular forms of the ceilings give more altitudes to the cathedral. ... The painting belongs to impressionist art era. ...
The artists aimed to represent their subject as realistically as possible, particularly in terms of form and colour. Many aspects of society at the time affected art such as the industrial revolution. ... His paintings however showed the same themes of exposing injustices but his approach was less simple and focused more on realistic representation of both colour and form. ... Paintings such as The Sower, The Gleaners and The Angelus are typical of Millets most ambitious work, with the peasant figures generalized into large forms, dominating the foreground of a deep landscape. ... The social c...
So, Last week I visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. ... The main categories of the artworks displayed at the museum are American art, American decorative arts, Asian art, Egyptian art, Greek and Roman art, African art, European art. However, the artworks include various forms of style that I don't have any clue about each form is about, but the colors of the artworks have always intrigued me a lot due to my interest in the study of philosophy. ... As I enter, from room to room in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, it has many sections to European painting. ... Some inter...
Art is knowing which ones to keep." Oil has been a major medium in art realm for centuries. ... Brighter and clearer lines also made his work stand out from other art pieces. ... The Bellini family consisted of Jacopo, Giovanni, and Gentile who all contributed to giving the Bellini family a name in art. The father, Jacopo, influenced the next generation of Venetian artists with his curiosity in viewpoint and traditional form. ...
Hence the current search for rhythm in painting, for mathematical, abstract construction, the value placed today upon the repetition of colored tones, the way colors are set in motion...ʼ Abstract art, is an art form not containing an image of the outside world. ... It is questionable as to how successfully Kandinsky, and other creative artists have in fact, incorporated these elements into art of the painting form and have triumphed in expressing their own inner world. ... Kandinsky's broad use of color also illustrated his move towards an art form, where color is presented indepen...
Art has come a long way in time from the early prehistoric art through the Classical period and then into the Renaissance, all the way to where we are now, art has evolved with the times. Everywhere you look, art is present, and whether it is obvious or not, be it a painting, a sculpture, or some sort of architecture, our world is full of art. ... His technique was that of a new, sharply contoured, slender form and rippling sinuous line" (Schutz, 1992, 46). ... Botticelli is of his generation in his enthusiasm for themes "from classical mythology and along with it in his suiting the ancient...
Even though Vermeer painted in a patient manner for this painting, he did not define his forms with precise lines. ... By the 17th century, artists began to shift the focus of art from solely religious and educational to depicting dramatic emotion in the real world. ... Most of Vermeer's art works are portraits of people; therefore, the moods are usually very quiet and graceful. ... This concept is very prevalent in a Christian's life.Most people have busy lifestyles and hardly take time to simply stop and live in the moments that pass by, but art has a way of causing a person to be ...
It also explains the orientation of art before cameras were invented. ... The seventh and final chapter shows how publicity is used in art. ... Perspectives change in history, and art is not seen the way it was hundreds of years ago when people were unable to reproduce this art. There is some value in this book to the inexperienced art history student. ... This background history of art is quite unique and brings a new light on studying all forms of art for the inexperienced art history student. ...
Between 1929 and 1931 he studied at the Art Students League in New York City. ... Jackson's time was spent working on government art projects in the late 1930s. From 1935 to 1942 he worked on WPA Federal Art Project. ... Incorporating and translating philosophy, art history, and existentialism into visual form, these artists incorporated both chance and control while painting with a physical immediacy and gesture. ... Its art results from the fusion of various influences, notably surrealism, synthetic cubism, and neoplasticisim. ...
The battle between the religious and the secular has been a widely used theme in art for centuries. ... With the painting's strong religious theme and grotesque, unrealistic human figures, "The Battle" presents an element of medieval art. ... Bruegel was greatly influenced by Bosch's pessimism and satirical approach to art . ... Religion dominated the age in medieval times and was therefore the subject of all of the period's art. ... The men and women in the painting are portrayed with over exaggerated features, such as Lent's thin, ghostly body, which resembles the Byz...
Her body is completely covered in a cast form her chest down to her legs, yet the only part of her body that is free to move is her arms. ... By painting she is able to express herself in a unique form; all of Frida's paintings reflects who she is. With art she is free to paint whatever it is she wants. ... It is then she focuses herself in her art; it was her comfort. ... Frida was doing well without Diego; she was committed to her art. ...
After visiting the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston for the first time, I observed many interesting works of art representing various time periods. ... Coming from very different time periods, Andre Derain and Thomas Hart Benton both incorporate their genre's style into their own expressive art. Both of these men were influential leaders of their periods and painted images in a similar way, even if their art does represent different time periods. ... According to the museum information card on Derain's piece, "choreographed forms of villagers all sway to an integrated rhythm,&quo...
The results are highly imaginative works of art unique to his creative genius. ... A true Renaissance man, DuBois has merged his love of art, poetry, and music into an interesting and diverse career. ... I eagerly await the new Figure 1: The Celebration releases from his Biblical art series. ... Though the family did not have wealth, Kinkade often says they were "rich in the greatest form of wealth: a nurturing and loving environment. ... Thomas Kinkade has won numerous awards for his art work. ...
Degas" interest for the new techniques and the foreign art. ... I feel that at that time the meaning of art was changing. Art was becoming a way to please everybody. ... In the "Nude Wiping Her Foot", diagonal lines form the floor pattern. ... In the "The Tub", the edge of the table forms a line that is parallel to the woman's arm. ...
It was absolutely incredible to recognize and be able to physically and emotionally experience the power that this particular piece of art exudes. ... After being discharged for failing a Chemistry class at West Point, Whistler learned the art of etching while working for a U.S. cartographer between the years 1854 and 1855. ... He studied the primary forms of a scene and then transposed them to the canvas without every returning to the actual source of inspiration (Centaur Gallery). ... He is quoted as saying, "Art should be independent of all claptrap- should stand alone, and appeal to the...
Richter is one of the few painters in the history of art who "paint it black.... The paintings have the visually mesmerizing effect of Op Art, while the blur conveys something more mysterious like. ... Since 1972, Richter has exhibited, under the title Atlas, the vast, ever-expanding collection of source-images from which his work is drawn (he's also published it in book form with the same title). ... There's a tendency to discuss the art of the past hundred years in terms of binary oppositions: abstract versus figurative; conceptual versus craft-based; painting versus photograp...
So towards the end of 1928, Francis returned to London with one goal set to mind: to disrupt all notices of what art was and what it could express. ... This is what he did with painting known as the Three Studies for Figures and the Base of a Crucifixion which put Francis Bacon on the art scene after having painted for fifteen years. After having painted for fifteen years it was the Three Studies for Figures and the Base of a Crucifixion that brought Francis Bacon into the art scene. ... Its one of the greatest paintings of the Crucifixion, with the body studded with thorns like nails, but ...
Pollack's first documented adventure into the art world was in 1929 when he began to study painting at the Art Students" League in New York City. ... From 1938 to 1942 Pollock worked for the Federal Art Project, and by the mid-40's he was painting in a completely abstract manner. ... Others would seem to be thrown together with jagged lines showing no specific figure or form. ... Pollock believed that modern art, especi...
