Jeffery smart, 26 July 1921, Adelaide, Jeffery smart painted the art piece known as the ‘Cahill Expressway’ which was painted in 1969, he was inspired to paint this by a motorway in inner Sydney. Peter Booth born 2 November 1940, Sheffield, United Kingdom, comparing art piece called ‘painting’ made in 1977, he was inspired by his life, Booth is influenced by the world around him, he turns what he has experienced and seen into art, beautiful art.
Jeffery smart’s art work has warm colours, it shows a Morden landscape of Sydney’s inner motorway. It is a quite painting you don’t see much but a road, building and a person in a blue suit just standing under a lamp post, this man also seems to be looking straight at you if you look closely. The man …show more content…
there is a feel that the man is the darkness to everything around him, if you look at the dog beside the man, the dog is white like it is pure, while the man is all dark, and the dog is the only part of the …show more content…
Smart was an artist who would turn his back on something beautiful, he painted what was not seen, kind of like death, quite, and loneliness. This painting was painted around more of a quietness. While Peter Booth’s painting was made with, also oil paint but he did not make his as smooth as Jeffery’s art piece he made his art work rougher, he painted this painting showing humanity in a state of darkness, loneliness and isolation while maintaining the possibility of hope. He did this well to show this because as said before, the dog is pure while the man is dark.
Jeffery smart’s painting the ‘Cahill Expressway’ style was realism, clearly shown because in the painting, Due to the modernisation. While Peter Booth’s painting was painted with the style Surrealism, to represent the world coming to darkness.
Both artist used some elements which are the same in the painting, like the element of space, Jeffery and peter both you all of the space in the art work even though it does not seem much but there is even the tiniest detail in each part of it, both used different shading but they both represent the same thing which is, quietness and loneliness. Peter Booth’s art work was more rough then Jeffery’s, he used many dark colours to get across what he was painting while Jeffery’s was more smooth but still you could see the meaning behind the painting. Their principles
Jeffery smart’s art work has warm colours, it shows a Morden landscape of Sydney’s inner motorway. It is a quite painting you don’t see much but a road, building and a person in a blue suit just standing under a lamp post, this man also seems to be looking straight at you if you look closely. The man …show more content…
there is a feel that the man is the darkness to everything around him, if you look at the dog beside the man, the dog is white like it is pure, while the man is all dark, and the dog is the only part of the …show more content…
Smart was an artist who would turn his back on something beautiful, he painted what was not seen, kind of like death, quite, and loneliness. This painting was painted around more of a quietness. While Peter Booth’s painting was made with, also oil paint but he did not make his as smooth as Jeffery’s art piece he made his art work rougher, he painted this painting showing humanity in a state of darkness, loneliness and isolation while maintaining the possibility of hope. He did this well to show this because as said before, the dog is pure while the man is dark.
Jeffery smart’s painting the ‘Cahill Expressway’ style was realism, clearly shown because in the painting, Due to the modernisation. While Peter Booth’s painting was painted with the style Surrealism, to represent the world coming to darkness.
Both artist used some elements which are the same in the painting, like the element of space, Jeffery and peter both you all of the space in the art work even though it does not seem much but there is even the tiniest detail in each part of it, both used different shading but they both represent the same thing which is, quietness and loneliness. Peter Booth’s art work was more rough then Jeffery’s, he used many dark colours to get across what he was painting while Jeffery’s was more smooth but still you could see the meaning behind the painting. Their principles