Have you ever made collages? Out of newspaper articles or a magazine? Do you know who created that? Pablo Ruiz Picasso was born on October 25, 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His father worked as an artist, was also a professor at the School of Crafts and he also worked as a custodian for a museum in Malaga. Picasso indicated a passion and an ability to draw at a young age. At seven, Picasso was being trained in drawing figures and […]
Salvador Dali is known as one of the most well known artist of all time. Through thick or thin he never let anyone stand in the way of himself and his art. His artwork expressed his imagination, creativity, and life like events that took place that affected his emotions. These attributes of his paintings is what made him the worlds best known surrealist artist. Salvador Dali also had a strong political opinion which affected his paintings during certain time periods. […]
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Get help with your assignmentMy journey began on May 11, 1904. I was born in a small town just located outside of Barcelona; it was called Figueres in the country of Spain. I was born into a middle-class family, my father Salvador Rafael Aniceto Dali was a lawyer and notary. My mother Felipa was the person who got me interested in art, she passed away when I was 16 of breast cancer. My sister Anna Maria was three years younger than I was. I […]
Pablo Picasso was one of the most influential artists, who applied a diverse range of styles in his artwork throughout his career. One of the most innovative was the Cubist Movement, attributed to Picasso and George Braque, is where subjects or objects are broken into pieces and then put back together in an abstract form. Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. Picasso’s parents were Jos© Ruiz y Blasco and María Picasso y López and he […]
Pablo Picasso was an amazing artists during his time. The time period he lived in was the 20th century. Some of Pablo Picasso’s famous paintings were La Vie, Girl Before A Mirror, Three Musicians, Le Reve and many more. Picasso was born on October of 1881 in Malaga, Spain. He studied under his father for one year who was an artist, he was also an professor at the school of fine arts, he worked at a museum in Malaga as […]
Pablo Picasso was a Spanish painter, printmaker, sculptor, stage designer and ceramicist and was one of the greatest and most influential artist of the 20th century. For almost all of his life he threw himself into his works of creating art thinking that is what will keep him alive. Starting from a young age to adulthood he goes on to be great. Pablo Picasso was born with the full name Pablo Diego Jos© Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de […]
Since when art becomes one of the most popular way to represents beauty, soul, spirit, and voice of the artists. It is consider as a communicative form which the artists could use to substitute for their words. Art has been nourished the world for such a long time, and there is no intention as well as limitations on stopping. During the twentieth century, Pablo Picasso who was the most successful representative for modern art, was well-known as genius in the […]
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter born in July 1907 and died from pneumonia at the age of 47 known by her meaningful paintings filled with a painful meaning. Her fine art was seen by numerous individuals as surrealist and communist, yet she denied the names put on herself. Her paintings had made admiration for people, even fashion designers would admire her work, because of the ideas she would implement on her paintings. Woman are attracted by Frida because of […]
My name is Leonardo Da Vinci, and I am one of the most influential artists and scientists from the renaissance period. I was born on April 15, 1452, just outside of Vinci, Italy. I am the illegitimate son of Messer Piero Fruosino di Antonio da Vinci and Caterina. My full given name is Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci”, meaning “Leonardo, son of (Mes)ser Piero from Vinci.” I lived for about 5 years in Anchiano, and then went to live […]
Leonardo Da Vinci was a very good artist, here are some facts about him. First, Leonardo Da Vinci liked to write in reverse so you could only read it if you held it up to a mirror. Second, he made Mona Lisa but never finished it. Third, he would not only study art but he would study science and he would dissect both animals and humans. Fourth, Leonardo Da Vinci’s biggest project, The Last Supper, was actually destroyed when french […]
Leonardo da Vinci, a Renaissance artist, was born on April 15, 1452 in Anchiano, Italy and died on May 2, 1519 in Amboise, France. What sets da Vinci apart from other Renaissance artists is that he never received any kind of formal education (Palermo). However, at his home, Leonardo was taught about subjects such as reading, writing, and mathematics (Palermo). As he was growing up in the rural part of present-day Tuscany, da Vinci spent the majority of his time […]
During the 18th century, a new movement brushed through Europe and created a primitive change in politics, science, and art. The Age of Enlightenment was partially a reaction to the Industrial Revolution, as the world witnessed the importance of technological innovation for the growth of humankind. Neoclassicism and Romanticism literature and arts affected the present world. Neoclassicism was the foundation of romanticism especially in the influence either in literature, arts and of their genres. Neoclassical and Romanticism both developed from […]
The bodily features of all the figures are proportionate and studied by the artist, the only one who looks slightly larger compared to the others is Jesus. What stood out to me here is the comparison of his right leg to Maryr’s, they seem to be the same size. I believe this also serves to show that he is no ordinary baby like Mary was when she was a baby. Although he is large in size, his body still remains […]
The Ewer is French and was made in a town located in the west known as Paris. This ceramic belongs to the French Renaissance and there are many more like it but never of the same design for each one is unique. This style had a name of itr’s own, known as Saint-Porchaire ware. It had a very high quality and could be found under a kingr’s possession due to the difficulty in making one. There are also ties to […]
During this time the city of Florence was experiencing commerce within its merchant people. There was a presence of politics and governing, the city was prosperous which tells us the government was not as shaky compared to other cities. During the mid 1500, when this print was made it was a time of High Renaissance. The church was covering its ceilings and walls with marvelous frescoes and sculptures by popular artist such as Michaelangelo and other greats. The church and […]
A true work of art is but a shadow of the Devine perfection. – Michelangelo. The world during the time of the Renaissance was similar to Rome, in a sense that it was for the most part humanistic. On the contrary, Jan Van Eyck, an artist during the Renaissance, was a very dedicated Christian painter. Most all of his work has the very deep spiritual symbolism of Jesus Christ as well as God himself. While some artists decided to take […]
Location, Continent, Country/City Renaissance architecture originated in Florence Italy in the 15th century but once the style appeared in other Italian towns, it began to make appearances in France, Russia, England, and other parts of Europe. Although it moved to other countries, the influence was less significant than in Italy. Time Period and Related Artistic Styles The new style of architecture is known as the style that replaced medieval Gothic. Renaissance architects used the basic design element, order, and found […]
When one takes 3d objects and transforms them to 2d representation, choices always have to be made. Information is transformed, distorted, or left out. These choices tell a story about what is important to the curator of this information. In maps, this inherent bias is sometimes subconscious, and other times is used and abused to sell certain ideals to viewers. Michael Wintle says in his article Renaissance Maps and the Construction of the Idea of Europe that It is no […]
Renaissance artists Sofonisba Anguissola and Italian Baroque artist Artemisia Gentileschi focused more on chiaroscuro where Northern Europe artists Judith Leyster and Rachel Ruysch focused more on vibrant colors and expressing their painting more openly. Although these women still struggled; some artist had it easier to find work much easier than the other others. Their paintings might have had different arrangements they still made sure to catch the attention of the viewer to the main focus that artist wanted them to […]
Gerard David was born in the town of Oudewater, Netherlands in 1460. Little is known of his early life but he began to make a name for himself once he joined the Guild. After a few years in 1494 he was known as the head painter and a master in his field. Most of his works contain religious figures and are extremely realistic. Davidr’s primary influences were Jan Van Eycks, Rogier van der Weyden, Hugo van der Goes and perhaps […]
There was many great artist. An art I chose from the Renaissance was the Angel by Michelangelo. Renaissance started by the curiosity around the world. The renaissance started around 1300-1600. It started in Florence, Italy than spreader to Europe. It is important to everyone because of how it was in the history of the world and how events started. It also started because of trade and money. The renaissance ushered in so many changes. I chose this piece by Michelangelo […]
Theater has evolved marvelously throughout the ages. Although every era has contributed massively to how theatre evolved, the Renaissance era, which is known as the period of European cultural, artistic, political and scientific ?rebirth after the Middle Ages, contributed considerably more than any other era. During the Renaissance various changes were made to how plays were presented to the people. Just before the 14th century, actors in Italy were performing in stages without decoration except for a row of curtained […]
By definition, the Renaissance was about the rebirth of classical ideas and movements, all of which were heavily impacted by Greco-Roman styles and techniques. Before the Renaissance, visual art was flat, earth toned, and disproportionate. So, why did the art go from dull and dark to three dimensional and bursting with color? To put it simply, the Renaissance marked change and the start of the modern era. The art that emerged emphasized nature, portraits, religion, and had humanistic themes, reflecting […]
1) I sat there looking and studying Figure 5 for a couple of minutes. I tried figuring out who she might be looking at with such a tender smile and eyes. I fell in love with the red, brown, orange, and black shading of the chalk done to shape her face. This drawing was made by no other than Leonardo da Vinci himself and happens to be one of my favorite artists. The angle in which Mary is drawn makes […]
Black American Artist and their Pursuit of Equality 1. WORKING HYPOTHESIS and INTERPRETATION. At the drop of a dime, I believe that any art collector could name a prominent 19th-century artist, whether it’s Vincent Van Gogh, Picasso or Henri Matisse , but names of influential black artists of that same era is not valued or established. My documentary will show this in action by exploring black American artist as it relates to the token effect and marketability, social network and […]
Goals and Philosophy There are a few short-term goals that can be completed within these last few months of the year. One of them is to keep my work schedule and school schedule in balance. So, time management is a very important goal for the next two months of the school semester. Another short-term goal is making sure to pass these two classes this semester with a C+ or above. However, working harder towards a much higher grade would be […]
Canvas magazine is published and distributed across the globe. The magazine covers the information, news and trending topics on the Arts and Culture from the Arab and the Middle East regions. The magazine contains in-depth and comprehensive articles in the major cultural aspects such as visual arts, Museums, Galleries, Design, Photography and Exhibitions. Each of the topic entails special features in every publication. The magazine provides special and exclusive articles about the museums. It provides exclusive features on a chosen […]
The eighteenth century is represented by a variety of furniture styles. The eighteenth century represents the period of making cabinets. The artists who specialized in furniture were highly trained to ensure that they can create various designs of furniture that different suite interest. Diverse furniture designs were made in the 18th century (Martin, 2017). Frick Collection provides the great art collections in the furniture in the eighteenth century. The arts are present in Henry’s mansion in the New York City. […]
Originations of Space tend to show how contemporary artists keep on embracing spatial creation as a principal center of their work. The display uncovers how, past formal attributes and practical needs show the origination and verbalization of compositional space. It still characterizes engineering as a creative undertaking, and a reaction to more extensive social issues. In the early and mid-twentieth century, the idea of room was basic in characterizing the advanced development in design. Thoughts of compositional space identified with […]
September 3, 2010 ARTH 300 Good and Bad Art While many people disagree about the aspects of good versus bad art, famous art historians and critics agree that good art is classified very simply, if the viewer experiences a strong emotion, whether it is positive or negative, it can be considered good art. To really appreciate good art it should draw the viewer in. Art in and of itself is very subjective. People in today’s society are sometimes afraid to […]
