Yosemite Valley Yellowstone Park

This Artistic movement was founded in the the mid-19th century and consist of many landscapes artist that had the same views derived from romanticism. The painters had accumulated paintings from the Hudson River and many surroundings areas. Now, our generation of painters have with the school and expanded the places to have a wider variety of landscapes. These painting were created by artist that went to these aesthetic places and painted exactly what they saw. If some places were too difficult to paint they would take notes about what they discerned and later modify or add their artwork. This artistic movement embodied features such as discovery, encampment, and exploration. These painters had strived for adventure as they would go to …show more content…
This painting fits into the artistic movement because this painting shows movement in the clouds and as it is setting you can see the gradient of the aesthetic sunset. These painting shine light on an idealized life of people and nature exist excluding all of the horrid thing that nature and life brings us. This painting shows exploration because of the fact that people:artist:traveled from place to place and painted landscapes and exactly what they saw. This painting was created under the influence of romanticism and Aestheticism which was some of the themes embraced in this century of art …show more content…
This painting shows these themes because the artist have painted what they saw but included more and less. Something that these painters include are more idealized colors to the stereotype of a perfect sunset--as shown in my picture--to add romance and aestheticism. Some things that they, the painters, exclude are the real things in life such as the demented part of nature and how the world really looks. These painters don’t add the ugly things in life like dead animals or conflict between nature and mammals such as humans. These feature are included and excluded to show a more aesthetic and or idealized version of life and nature. The theme of this painting relates to “ To Build A Fire”. Throughout the story the man has a naturalistic view of living in the wilderness. The man thinks of the cold such a fifty degrees below zero to only feel like fifty degrees below zero and nothing less than that. When in reality fifty degrees below zero feels much colder than that. These painting give people a more attractive view of that certain place and makes them--viewers of these painting--want to go to these places and explore what these places are like to behold for