The sign near the painting explains the scene of the art, the forest is called “heath forests”, which is a type of tropical forest told by the ecologist P. W. Richards. The mythology the artist is trying to display is despite the poor soil of heath forests, which is normally acidic and sandy; the kerangas forests are filled with trees, most of them with the diameter of three inches, and under thirty feet tall. Most of the artist paintings have been made of acrylic, I could tell that the artist favorite medium is acrylic. The artist individual style retains in wildlife, all of his paintings are sketches of wildlife. All of his paintings are in the biodiversity in the art of Carel Pieter Brest van Kempen exhibit of the Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land, because they deal with the life science portion of the…
Joan Mitchell’s Chamonix 1962 painting appears to be a mess at first glance; paint violently pushed across canvas, no focal point and seemingly just no point to this piece. However, by giving a name to this abstract mess, we are able to begin to use our imagination to begin to see shapes take form to see that Mitchell has made an abstraction of a French mountain and it is our job as a viewer to use our minds to make a story of her canvas. Mitchell’s 200 by 217.2cm canvas overtakes your vision the second you step in front of it. As you stare at all the paint splattered in the middle of the painting, you begin to notice that it’s not just a mess of paint. Mitchell didn’t do a ‘Jackson Pollock’ and slap paint on the canvas.…
He painted “Forest Fire” with an oil panel canvas, similar to most of his paintings at the time. Starting in the left hand corner, I see a bundle of cream, beige, and black birds flying away in a frantic. Then a multi-colored bird sits on the far end branch, almost peacefully, unbothered by the chaos surrounding it. A little below the colorful bird is an ash hawk, with its wings sprung out, kind of looks as if he is controlling the situation. Below him is two small golden deer, one of them is looking at the fire, probably thinking why are we still standing here.…
The Unicorn Is Found, is a miraculous tapestry that hangs in The Metropolitan Museum Of Art in New York. (Stokstad and Cothren). Unfortunately, the place of origin and the artist for this piece is unknown. It is composed of wool, silk, and metal threads, forming this 12-foot by 12-foot textile. This tapestry incorporates many human figures surrounding a simple fountain.…
The action takes place outside the city in front of a large boulder, and there is a church seen in the distance. The mood of the painting is very bleak and dull. The colors used are in earthly tones, and there is a strong overall contrast of dark and light. This dramatic lighting technique can be seen in the central figure. His outstretched arms form a V line.…
They are too small beyond recognition, so viewers can just make out a figure. Some artworks that impressionists in the 19th century created share some commonalities with this painting. Impressionists depicted the nature with phenomenology excluding political, social, historical thought. They just focused on nature itself, so people are usually cropped or are represented by blurry silhouettes. The big difference from impressionism and the distinct feature of this painting is that what the artist wants to deliver is small philosophy, which is harmony between humanity and nature.…
Lines are usually used in every art work and in Mostaert’s painting you can see the use of lines in various ways. The clouds in the background of the painting have many different lines fading away. The cross in which Jesus is hung on is also an example of how actual lines are being used vertically and horizontally. The author of gateways of art, states there are two types of lines ( DeWitte 54). There are the actual lines and the implied lines.…
The Awakening by Kate Chopin displays the struggle a woman goes through in order to break her current situations. In this novel, Edna Pontellier releases herself to her deepest yearnings, plunging into a relationship that rekindles her long sexual desires, enflames her heart, and eventually takes over and Enda can see nothing else. As she goes through many changes Edna gets involved in many activities. One of these activities are painting; painting becomes one of her favorite pastimes and her artwork often depicts an important person in her life. Edna’s emotions dictated when and what she wants to paint, this is why the readers get a sense of strong passion when Edna paints.…
Above the painting is the image of god in which can indicate how God is protecting him and all he created. The portrait of St. Apollinare is realism. The elements of the landscape…
I attended the San Diego Museum of Art in Balboa Park. It was very interesting viewing all the different types of exhibits. At the museum, I felt a connection with the exhibit, European Art: Genre and Myth. The general theme of the exhibit is still life. Every painting consisted of objects which was either natural or man-kind.…
One of the main techniques Rockman uses in his painting is color. The dark sky and bright, intense hue of the leaves and frogs create an interesting pairing.…
Write a brief description of this painting. Give a summary of the imagery and composition in 2-3 clear sentences. (3 points). There are the flower, and grass that covered around the street, and at the background there are the houses and the wall with trees. Right side of the painting there are the wall, and there is the house being the wall.…
The dull nature colors do not show much contrast. The brush strokes are very small and show and enormous amount of detail in the nature landscape, as well as the temples and other buildings In the painting, which was the widest scroll of the twelve, the pond, which is very sturdy, large…
The painting is mostly engulfed in darkness, with dramatic bright areas marking focal points of the image. Geometric arrangement is viewable in the small clustering of…
Renoir’s distinctive style manifests itself in The Seine at Chatou. He does not use outlines in this painting; instead, the composition is made up of many abstracted lines in the form of brush strokes. These brushstroke lines distinguish between the piece’s components. The lines’ qualities of color and width describe the landscape’s textures and distinguish its subjects. The inherent nature of…