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    Realism In Modern Art

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    ‘The Origins of Painting and its Representational Value,’ Léger seeks to describe the concept of realism in modern art as well as answer the question most commonly associated with modern pictures: “What does that represent?” Léger develops his claims on modern art and his response to what he considers a nonsensical question by comparing a work of art’s imitative capabilities with its realistic value, defining as best he can the concept of pictorial realism, and by providing a history on…

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    views. There’s many types of art that exist in the world but one of the biggest and most famous is the fine arts. A perfect example is the famous painting “The Father’s Curse and The Punished Son” which is one of the greatest masterpieces created by the French painter Jean Baptiste. The artist generally painted portraits, genre scenes, and history painting which are recognized throughout all of France and in the world. The piece of art selected appeared to be eye catching and interesting in a…

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    Art During The 1800s

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    represent modern life, not mythology or history. He wanted to be successful at the Salons, but based on his own guidelines of what was art. Manet would create masterpieces that were heavily criticized by the Salons.…

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    Goodman Brown Allegory

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    character, represents the concept of faith, in a definite relationship. In this illustration , Faith’s character is an allegorical symbol of the story, as anti to a symbolic element of the same story. In others cases, an allegory is a painting or an actual image or painting, having the same impact as the “faith” concept in “Young Goodman Brown” (Hawthorne 1996). Therefore, allegory is the illution of a specific palpable concept by an image or drawing (Whitman 2000,…

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    Art during the 1800s represented reality and detail. Artists were concerned with the fine finishing and details of the subjects they painted. Salons had conservative juries who screened and approved artwork that could be displayed for the public. In Paris, artists like Édouard Manet and Claude Monet would begin to challenge the status quo of art during the1860s and 1870s. They influenced art in a movement that would be called impressionism. Impressionist wanted to capture the changes in…

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    Matisse's Dance

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    Matisse's painting Dance, is often considered to be the painting that launched his artistic career and got him into the mainstream of modern art as we know it today. The Dance is known to be a key example of modernism since it satisfies the quota that art critic Clement Greenberg has set forward for us and paves a new direction in modern art for future generations to follow. According to Greenberg, modernism in painting should have a strong focus on the basic structure presented in each artwork…

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    France. Manet had created four-hundred and thirty oil paintings, eighty-nine pastels and four-hundred works on paper. A.) Background: Edouard Manet Olympia was created during the year 1863 and was first shown at the Paris, France salon. At the time Manet art piece was considered too provocative for audience view.…

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    Around 1500, and before he was ten years old, Titian was sent to Venice. He was initially destined to be an apprentice to a mosaicist, Zuccati, but when his master saw he had the ability to draw he was sent to work in a painting school. Titian found himself under the tutorage of the elderly Giovanni Bellini, who was the leading artist in Venice. Whilst working under the Bellini’s - father and then son - Titian was exposed to the new inspirations that were to be found in…

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    the foundation of Impressionism, yet took the building in a completely different direction, using their art to achieve a purpose and go deeper than a simple painting of a pond (Maylon “Artists by Movement: Post-Impressionism”). However, artists from both periods achieved meteoric fame, etching their names into the book of important art history. So, while…

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    Han Van Me Research Paper

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    The ongoing debate setting restrictions on what is art and what is not art has been the topic of many philosophers’ discussions for decades. How can Claude Monet’s landscapes qualify as art while an art student’s landscape falls short? Throughout history art has been considered a form of self-expression. Different art forms serve different purposes. Art can represent a country’s culture from a specific time period, attempt to evoke a specific emotion, or work as a functional…

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