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    Georges Seurat’s painting‚ The Circus‚ was created in 1891. This painting was done in the medium oil on canvas in the style of Pointillism. When looking at Seurat’s painting‚ you are shown a small scene of a circus from the perspective of a circus performer. At first glance‚ you first see a jester then you are quickly drawn to the focal point‚ a dancer on top of a white horse. This painting was left unfinished due to the artist’s death. Georges Seurat’s The Circus is composed of a variety of implied

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    overlooking the sprightly island of la Grande Jatte. Georges-Pierre Seurat recorded his meticulous observations of the soothing‚ riverside landscape with a simple pencil and sketchpad. Yet‚ he was unaware that those sketches would be the preliminary steps towards his crowning achievement. By applying unique painting techniques to create tranquility‚ ironically combining rigid elements and a serene landscape‚ and including various natural life‚ Seurat brings conflicting‚ but interesting elements to “A

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    Essay: Seurat and van Gogh In the late 1800s‚ when Impressionist movement had lost most of its momentum‚ the Post-Impressionists appeared‚ started to seek for distinguishable styles‚ concentrate on themes and deeper meanings and express strong personalities and emotions rather than just focus on optical impressions. Among them were Georges Seurat and Vincent van Gogh‚ fathers of Pointillism and Expressionism respectively‚ two notable styles in the Post-Impressionism as well as modern art. Despite

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    2013 Discussion 3 Artist Name: Georges Méliès Title: A Trip to the Moon Location: 2.97 pg. 230 1. Style: A characteristic way in which an artist or group of artists uses visual language to give work an identifiable form of visual expression. The style used in this film is definably mostly symbolism due to the film maker being a magician. The film was made to show the insight of a man by crashing a vessel into the moons right eye. 2. Propaganda: Art that promotes an ideology or a cause

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    Gilbert Stuart’s portrait of George Washington is called the “Lansdowne” painted in the 1800‚ it is located in the American Wing; room Anthony W. and Lulu C. Wang Galleries of Eighteen–century American Art. It is an oil canvas painting displayed upright against the wall near the corridor‚ dimension are 48 x 37 in. This painting was lent to the museum by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stienhardt in 2008. Alongside the George Washington portrait there are other portraits by Gilbert Stuart’s‚ such as “Matilda

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    Sculptor extraordinaire George Segal made a huge impression on American still life art and the Pop Art Era. Segal was born in New York City‚ in 1924. His family moved to South Brunswick‚ New Jersey where Segal was raised on a chicken farm. Living in New Jersey led to Segal attending Rutgers University‚ where he studied literature‚ psychology‚ history‚ and philosophy. He then received his B.S. degree in art education from New York University in 1949. The 50’s were financially hard for Segal‚ he was

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    Art Concepts are a way of explaining a story or design through music‚ film‚ pictures‚ clips‚ or paintings. in order to understand certain art developments and styles. There are many different art forms‚ but watching a film or looking at pictures helps determine which art style it is and possibly whom it is from. Artists who wanted to create something that moved them emotionally‚ and mentally develop Art. They also wanted the art to be presented and for viewers to feel how they do and for them to

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    reflect on all the inventions that have been made throughout each of our lifetimes. Two very important individuals that shaped the world we live in today are Sir Isaac Newton and Georges-Pierre Seurat. These two figures have impacted the science and art world. While some similarities between the processes of Newton and Seurat are evident‚ the differences are salient. Primarily focusing on Sir Isaac Newton‚ he was a famous mathematician and physicist. Isaac Newton is most known for his discovery of gravity

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    definition of art from Merriam-Webster is‚ “something that is created with imagination and skill and that is beautiful or that expresses important ideas or feelings.” While this definition of art is correct‚ there is so much more to the meaning. People all around the world have always used art as a way of expression. There is no strict definition of artart can be defined on truly how you think and feel when you hear the word. Many people who take part in art are amateur artists. They do not make art for

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    Art Analysis The Merode Altarpiece‚ a piece by artist Robert Campin‚ is a representation of the Annunciation of Christ. The piece was originally painted in Flanders during the Early Renaissance period in 1425. It is a considerably small altarpiece‚ commissioned for a private residence‚ created with oil on wood panel. The piece is currently held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The scene depicted in this particular altarpiece is very popular among artists during the Renaissance and

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