Van Gogh (The Sower)
Every artist has his or her own style of painting; it depicts a story that has a personal significance to the artist and grabs attention towards the viewers. One of the most important artists during the impressionism times was Van Gogh. Most art lovers see Van Gogh as a troubled but yet successful person. Aside from his chaotic life, which led to a lot of drama and controversy, his paintings made way to his life and how captivating they would be towards the viewers. He used colors in order to push emotion to the audience, many his works often reflected his own mood and surroundings. In my point of view I see Van Gogh as being a talented artist who worked hard into making his artworks known. The painting I chose from …show more content…
The artwork is displayed as a long field with birds and with a sower throwing seeds, behind the sower towards the left corner is a blue house with a bright sun being centered. The work explains the immense thought and consideration and passion Van Gogh put into the creation of it. When picturing Van Gogh into creating The Sower I imagine him working in front of an easel in a place where he would know. Its like a perfect moment captured by him where it cultivates what he feels and wants the viewer to know. In the painting you can see how he works with speed yet with delicacy its like if his decision is based upon what he is painting instead of working from a deep thought out plan. It takes your eye from one place to another, from the sower to the house behind …show more content…
That is how I see it, when I see the sower in the blue colorful field; the brown pathway leads me directly to the house. Its as if Van Gogh wanted the audience to go from the sower to the blue house instantly. The bright patched sun is centered in the middle which gives the sign that it’s summer, the reason why I think and consider that its summer is because the sky appears to be yellow instead of blue and gives a strong indication that it’s a hot day. The rays of the sun are bright and extend the painting which give the audience the indication that it’s an early day, maybe morning since the sun appears to be rising up instead of
Every artist has his or her own style of painting; it depicts a story that has a personal significance to the artist and grabs attention towards the viewers. One of the most important artists during the impressionism times was Van Gogh. Most art lovers see Van Gogh as a troubled but yet successful person. Aside from his chaotic life, which led to a lot of drama and controversy, his paintings made way to his life and how captivating they would be towards the viewers. He used colors in order to push emotion to the audience, many his works often reflected his own mood and surroundings. In my point of view I see Van Gogh as being a talented artist who worked hard into making his artworks known. The painting I chose from …show more content…
The artwork is displayed as a long field with birds and with a sower throwing seeds, behind the sower towards the left corner is a blue house with a bright sun being centered. The work explains the immense thought and consideration and passion Van Gogh put into the creation of it. When picturing Van Gogh into creating The Sower I imagine him working in front of an easel in a place where he would know. Its like a perfect moment captured by him where it cultivates what he feels and wants the viewer to know. In the painting you can see how he works with speed yet with delicacy its like if his decision is based upon what he is painting instead of working from a deep thought out plan. It takes your eye from one place to another, from the sower to the house behind …show more content…
That is how I see it, when I see the sower in the blue colorful field; the brown pathway leads me directly to the house. Its as if Van Gogh wanted the audience to go from the sower to the blue house instantly. The bright patched sun is centered in the middle which gives the sign that it’s summer, the reason why I think and consider that its summer is because the sky appears to be yellow instead of blue and gives a strong indication that it’s a hot day. The rays of the sun are bright and extend the painting which give the audience the indication that it’s an early day, maybe morning since the sun appears to be rising up instead of