This masterpiece uses contrasted areas of light and shades. The colors are warm and imposes a feeling…
For the third boat project, all of the STEM subjects tied in for many reasons. Science ties in with being able to know how buoyancy works and be able to modify the boat to be able to perform much better in water. Using science to find mass, density, and volume is very important with this as well, making it easy to make calculations in the math area. Technology/Engineering helps with us building prototypes and using the scientific/engineering processes.…
They are many colors, such as purple (or blue) yellow, brown and black on a white paper. It you can see where the watercolor was used in the painting. The watercolors look very different from the charcoal, the charcoal gives the painting like a type of texture. John Marin used the charcoal in the rocks and also in the parts where he wanted to have an illusion of the boat. If you take a glance at the painting it is like a big mess of colors but if you study the painting you can kind of distinguish that there is a picture of the sea, and the charcoal help to see the boat and see where the sea is getting…
The medium that was used in the creation of this work of art is: Polychrome woodblock print; ink and color on paper. #2. In the Wave off Kanagawa there is obviously a gigantic wave that takes up most of the portrait. There are three boats that are starting to be consumed by the enormous wave.…
In Jamaica Kincaid's introductory paragraph she explores what her reality would be like as a tourist in her home country. As she describes this to the reader (who is the audience) she shows how terrible the tourist can be to the island and how different and unwanted the tourist often is. In this piece, the author expresses a critical tone towards tourists through the use of imagery, parallel sentence structure, and the connotation of her words.…
Choosing the right boat usually takes a great deal of time and patience, so it's wise to also spend time researching the many boat covers that can be used on your boat. The exciting news is that good they will extend the life of your boat. You can find them at several different prices, but be aware that price does not always indicate quality. It is important to understand what differentiates high quality ones from cheaper imitations.…
I really wanted to do a comparison of Degas, and Cassatt, like Judith Beheading Holofernes in which both Gentileschi and Caravaggio, I felt since Degas and Cassatt had such a close relationship that was a possibility, but my research turned up nothing. I chose to compare Degas’s After the Bath, Woman Drying Herself, and Cassatt’s Young Mother, Daughter, and Son, since both pieces were created using pastels. Both artist have a wide range of styles in their work, I will focus not on how they measure up as individual artist but strictly compare these two pieces of work. Degas uses a very limited pallet in his piece, except for some blue, the sea is almost monochromatic, with a dramatic use of mark making. Degas’s use of line portrays a wide variety of textures and surfaces, with a dominance of rough texture marks.…
A Storm in the Rocky Mountains, Mt. Rosalie is an oil on canvas painting currently located at the Brooklyn Museum in New York City as part of the museum’s collection of American paintings. Albert Bierstadt created this panoramic painting in New York in 1866. The piece’s accession number at the museum is 76.79. Just as the title indicates, the painting’s subject is a storm in the Rocky Mountains, specifically at the lake valley of Mt. Rosalie and with Native Americans riding horses along the river bank. Through the superb use of formal elements, Bierstadt reflects both the excitement and concerns with Westward Expansion and settlement at the time, urging caution in the U.S.’s interactions with Native Americans and nature.…
The color used is the normal color that is on the different structures. The foundation of the bridge is in brick red, a color that is synonymous with the famous bridge. The sea is also blue whereas the soil surrounding the construction is synonymous with the soil color in San Francisco. The author is tentative to detail as one sees the inclusion of certain elements that may be ignored by many paintings. They include the stones near the sea shore, window openings in the construction building, and the topography of the land on the other side of the sea…
Signac used oil on canvas, which is a two-dimensional painting. This specific piece of artwork portrays the Grand Canal entrance in Venice, Italy. It is painted with different pastel colored specks, and pictures numerous gondolas on the water along with important historical buildings. Up close, it is more difficult to understanding the content of the painting because the eye focuses more on the individual specks of color instead of the picture as a complete whole. As you step farther away from the painting, it becomes harder to see the individual specks and easier to interpret the piece as a whole.…
Talents have helped most people in getting inner satisfaction while still earning good money for survival. Over the history, several people up to date have been reaping great from their talents. There is no single talent when well used, cannot bring great returns to the individual. Most stars in the world have placed great work on their talents to reach where they are today. Major stars have talents in leadership, art, and athletics among others.…
“A Christmas Memory” In “A Christmas Memory”, the time is almost Christmas. One of the characters is nicknamed Buddy, and the other a forty year old. They are friends and they are excited that it is finally the time of the season to bake their fruitcakes. It is the story of two friends that enjoy each other’s company greatly.…
Have you ever contemplated that something may be so close yet so far? As such saying that goes by, “Good from far, far from good.” Truth be told, this is in fact in unity with what is Poetry and the Visual Arts. Therefore, the two are something that you can value, you can feel within yourself and understand more than life itself even if you don 't have it at arm 's length. Poetry could have its many controversies and its meanings between being deep, life touching, mind consuming and realistic.…
The lightness and airy feel can be seen in the lightness of the sky in the print, which contrasts from the waves just as this section contrasts from the rest of the movement. Throughout the entire work, there is a lot of back and forth between different instruments that can depict a sense of swaying on the boat with the waves underneath you, which is seen in the print where the boats are all over the place and in and out of the…
Also, the mixture of warm colors on top combined with primary and secondary colors give the painting a delicate effect particularly the three green brush strokes as it adds even more mystery to the painting. Furthermore, the diagonal lines that shape the floor and the barriers of the bridge and the curved lines on the water make a combination of energy and endlessness at the same time because the side of where the scared looking person is, looks completely different from where the water, which is what perhaps reflects the degree of anxiety that the scared looking person was suffering in that particular…