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    Portrait Of Addiction

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    From the Portrait of Addiction video, the case that I chose was the case of Ray Diaz. Ray’s addiction was affecting his relationship with his girlfriend. Solution Focused Theory would be beneficial to Ray because this theory would help Ray understand his problem, and to come up with alternative ways to view Ray’s solutions (Lewis, 2014). The counselor would understand the client’s problem saturated story, and how the problem is affecting Ray’s core-being (Lewis, 2014). However, the problem is…

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    Louise Antoinette Children

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    The Portrait of Louise Antoinette Scholastique Gueheneuce, Madame la Marechale Lannes, Dechesse de Montebello, with her Children, is a French work of art created in 1814. Measuring approximately a hundred and two inches in height, oil on canvas this portrait portrays the widow and her children in bright colors showing the importance of the family. Mounted on the wall surrounded within a copper frame that has spiraling butterfly figure. Located next to many other European arts within the Museum…

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    nobility, but also of notable personalities in the arts and letters of her time.” (May, 1) Accomplishing an early start in her career, Vigée-LeBrun, at the age of fifteen was already supporting her recently widowed mother and younger brother through her portrait paintings. (NMWA, web) According…

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    eastern Pennsylvania since he was a child prodigy. He was a self-taught artist who began his career in Pennsylvania painting portraits from the year 1746 to 1759. In 1760, he met William Allen a wealth merchant, a chief justice and mayor of Pennsylvania…

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    Abraham De Vries

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    Portrait painting thrived in the Netherlands with the increase in production driven by interest in the idea of personhood and the definition of the individual self. Portraits help document the development of a personal identity as it connects factors like marital status, class, and profession. A common portrait genre produced during the seventeenth century portrays their subjects with an impassive demeanor with little vigor. At first, the paintings may be evaluated as lacking “personality” or…

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    Chuck Close Essay

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    that looks like a head, with fewer dots, but you won’t be able to give much information about who it is.”-Chuck Close. Chuck Close is a 77 year old artist, who is known for making realistic portraits of human faces using a grid technique. Most of the portraits he has created are non-life size. His “Big Self Portrait” piece, unframed, is 107-½ × 83-½ × 2. He has been through many depressing and significant events in his life, yet he still says he is the happiest man in the world, which is hard…

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    Criminological Portrait

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    Hutch cabinet next to the dining table. Inside the hutch there is several glass cups and shot glasses. Several bottles of alcohols only two bottles are open. Inside the doors there is cooking pans, towels and table mantels for the seasons. Myself and my entire family. The objects are used to set up there dining table, the pans for cooking and the glass cups and shot glasses to drink so of the bottles that are there. I can say that this people are happy family, like to entertain and they love to…

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    The Lansdowne portrait is a famous painting of George Washington which now resides in the National Portrait Gallery in Washington D.C. (George, np). The painting itself has become a national symbol of America and the freedom of democracy. The mastermind behind the painting, Gilbert Stuart, used subtle symbolism to evoke a sense of freedom and triumph in order to portray Washington as the ultimate American and the father of freedom. Gilbert Stuart was a native to the colonies of early America.…

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    individual interpretation. As a Portrait photographer, I want my portraits to be considered the balance of how the subject wants to look in the photograph and the photographer's artistic input. The design is a set of tools, not a standardized process. For something to be “well designed” it could be simple, or it could be involved. It could be considered aesthetically pleasing, or it could be considered gaudy. Aesthetics and simplicity are not requirements. My Portrait Photography design…

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    Portrait photography is intended to capture both physical likeness and the personality of the subject to create a visual keepsake that is often shared with others. Common requests for portrait photography include:  Family and children photos  Baby Pictures  School Photos, including senior photos and graduation photos  Couples  Maternity Photos  Birth Photos Portrait photography is a pretty wide net and quite a few of the opportunities in this niche are available to you all year long and…

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