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    Titian’s painting are considered significant in the history of art which links correspondence with figure or narrative he represented in his painting. The article focus on developed a close analysis of two painting from Titian Annunication; Danae and the shower of gold in Naples in terms of the subject matter and human body in correlation with the way he handles paint and the unique painting skill in this two painting. In the Renaissance period, work that consider as greatest painting was…

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    Scottish national identity. In Leviathan Elegy, there are three dimensional works combined together to construct an almost museum-like display in a manner of natural history exhibit, which can be seen in the labeling of the sculptural forms with single letter A from letter G in the top panel. These labels resemble that of the natural history museums that are used to define orthodox narrative or absolute classification. He innovatively constructs works of art using sculpture, drawings,…

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    majority of his paintings hold a mystery that is not the easiest to solve but is pleasing to the human eye. A painting of his that I personally saw at the Menil Collection in Houston, Texas was an oil on canvas painting called The Invisible World. The Invisible World was completed in 1954, thirteen years before Magritte died. The very first thing that anybody sees the moment they look at the painting is a massive gray boulder sitting strangely on a wooden floor. The remainder of the painting…

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    Paintings have many contrasting styles and different looks. “Liberty Leading the People” and “Guernica” are just two paintings in the world that are about war. “Liberty Leading the People” was painted by Eugene Delacroix in 1830 and the painting “Guernica” was painted by Pablo Picasso in 1937. Two paintings painted many years apart from one another are shockingly similar, both have hidden messages and both about war. A style of a painting can change from artist to artist. For the first painting…

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    after being shot in the leg as was said in the documentary “Wasteland” and came to the United States where he became an artist. “He became influenced by optical illusions, photo-realist painting, sight gags, abstractions, and…

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    able to become an art innovator with the Impressionism movement. In this paper I will argue how the history of Claude Monet’s painting of The Water Lilies contributed to the Impressionistic movement and how Monet’s work affects society’s appreciation of art. Claude Monet’s early study of painting and light was a leading source for the movement of Impressionism. With beginning his study of painting at the age of nineteen years old, Monet had been guided by Dutch painter Jongkind. Jongkind had…

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    Oath Of Horatii Analysis

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    Jacques-Louis David’s The Oath of the Horatii and Benjamin West’s Death of General Wolfe (1770) are both examples of history paintings that depict a historic scene with similar traditional composition techniques. However, the styles and specific subject matter differ and reflect on the location and intentions of the artists. David’s painting, made in the Neoclassical period in France and was a royal commission that required him to paint something that depicted loyalty towards the republic.…

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    identified the works of several artists who showed a blend of both the Native American culture and that of Euro-American cultures in their paintings and drawings. For example, in the Shawnee War Dance by Ernest Spybuck 1833-1949, Spybuck shows the dance being performed for an Indian and a non-Indian audience. Spybuck has also embraced a Euro-American style of painting (Judith, 2008). The defined figures and flattened pictorial spaces of the earlier ledger drawings are no longer used as are…

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    Art seems to be broad and confusing due to the countless styles of it. Looking back at art’s history, people were exposed to unique styles of individuals, landscapes or mythical beauty in artwork. There were many different types of impressions on life events or even emotions of the artists. Expression through art has gone on for many centuries. The question is, when did art begin to develop more in abstract? Who decides what art is? In most art museums and art textbooks, there is a transition on…

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    between the artist and his art, and the connotations of the reclining nude as mediated through the Titian’s Renaissance masterpiece Venus of Urbino. Robert’s mansion is filled with a collection of reclining nude paintings, ranging from Renaissance to Modern. Titian’s larger than life painting hangs on the central wall of the second story of Robert’s mansion. An idealized vision of feminine beauty lies recumbent on her bed with her alluring gaze fixed upon the viewer as she caresses her body. Her…

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