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    painting. These colors often are related to warm colors. This is suitable due to the climate that this setting is located in. The reds are soothing, especially on the woman’s skirt. Flowers are also painted red and are harmonic with the yellow and orange background. The primitive figures have a consistent skin tone of brown outlined with a black line which Gauguin painted in many of his works. These colors are well balanced with one another– nothing is contrasting. Also, the colors are…

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    O Keeeffe Landscape

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    What is a landscape by O'Keeffe that you are familiar with? Write a short essay of approximately 300 words about that landscape and describe it in such a way that an artist might want to paint it. What features stand out? What colors are most common? What is the light like? The landscape that I am most familiar or the one I see as the most famous is the works he did in New Mexico. According to Katherine Tyrell from okeeffemusseum.com says that “O’Keeffe’s favorite place to paint was…

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    mystery’. While his signature paintings focus around his idea that there is more to the eye than what can be seen, he holds a firm grasp on making people question his work whether it be the works meaning, origin, or mystery. Artists often use color schemes and brush strokes to design their concealed emotions and throw them onto a canvas for many to interpret. However, artists such as Rene Magritte want nothing more than to…

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    Leigh And Her Mom Analysis

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    painting was painted in 1994, so there doesn’t have a lot of high technology, like cell phone or iPad in those days, so it’s easier to analysis. When I first saw this painting, it very attracts me, especially the color of the painting. The background color of the painting is blue and my favorite color is blue. Another reason I got attracted by this painting is that this painting is very simple, not complicated to figure out what this painting is talking about; and the painting only has two…

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    Mute Swan Research Paper

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    male is larger than a female (Ivory). These types of swans are the most common type of swans in the wild. On occasion, their head or neck can be stained brown from mud or the water that they're in because of iron (Ivory). Their feet are a pinkish color with grey legs. A mute swans diet consists of aquatic plants such as leaves and stems (“Cygnus Olor.”), as well as frogs and fish ( “Mute Swan.”). This feeding occurs in deep waters where the mute swan puts their head and neck underwater to search…

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    which look like an apartment. This paper is divided into four parts that are entire depiction about colors and composition, main figures, and background elements. It is composed of five main colors, which means cloudy yellow with buildings and sky, bluish black with umbrella and window of buildings, sea green with streetlight and buildings, reddish brown with buildings, and grey with floor. Those colors are not bright which is influenced by rainy weather, but it does not look depressed or show…

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    Henri Matisse painted Bonheur de Vivre (c. 1905-1906) within the introductory period of radically charged, color-based fauvist work. The color in Bonheur de Vivre easily conveys a sense of joy present in a free-natured romp through nature the painting attempts to emulate. The painting contains sixteen feminine-coded human figures sitting in a hyper-colored field. Instead of a contemporary scene, trees enclose a mythic clearing. This deifies these figures as they lounge nude in multicolored grass…

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    and woven artworks on either side of the room. The room ends at three windows on end of wall and through the windows we can see the scene setting. the scene out of sight ends in a sort of misty, grayish skyline. This painterly device, in which the color of the horizon of the sky turns out to be more dull and dry, is known as aerial perspective and was utilized by Renaissance artist to make the fantasy and illusion of profundity in landscape scenes. The painting shows that Jesus Christ…

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    And because the size of this piece is five feet by four feet, and eight feet above ground, it would tower over an individual, making one feel small due its big scale. Overall, there is a form of unity through the composition, application elements, colors, and size throughout the painting to make one feel small and one needs to be there in order to grasp the feelings of it…

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    With the minimum use of different colors Picasso has truly created a master piece. The subtle colors create an image as it would look if seen by the naked eye in person. The background varies from different shades of a light blue color. The top portion of the painting has a very light blue color. You can see that Picasso has incorporated some white to bring more light to that section of the painting. He combines this same color around the body to capture the color of the body itself. The body is…

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