Observation Paper On The Englishman

After exploring all of the incredible art galleries in Naples, Florida, I came across a magnificent art gallery called, The Englishman. This exhibit was full of a countless amount of fine European antique art and furnishings. As I walked up to the art gallery the door was open and classical instrumental music was playing inside making it welcoming for anyone to enter as they walk by. When I stepped into the gallery I was overwhelmed by all of the artwork hanging on the walls from floor to ceiling. As soon as I entered the exhibit I was drawn in and focused on viewing each and every piece of art.
The artist did an astounding job at placing the artwork in the finest places. The artwork was arranged in an interesting, professional and engaging way, such that I felt comfortable and desiring to look for closely at the exhibition. I observed that throughout the gallery each wall had a unique design depending on the artwork that was being presented. The gallery did an outstanding job bringing out the best in the work through their presentation making it possible for me to affectively view the artwork thoroughly and efficiently.
In terms of the audience this art gallery was accessible to anyone. The inside of the building was extremely spacious, however, some spaces were not. The entrance of the building was handicapped …show more content…
While walking through the gallery I could not help but to notice how clear and realistic all of the paintings and sculptures looked. During the Renaissance Era artist focused on linear perspectives as well as light and shadow. Artist sought to make objects in their paintings look as realistic as possible. With time artist become knowledgeable about their work transforming them into experts in the world of art. By using these techniques artist were able to allow the viewers to connect with the artwork and what the depicted persons were feeling and