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    Alfred Stieglitz Analysis

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    abstract art or symbolism in high-quality fashion. He was born on January 1‚ 1864 at Hoboken‚ New Jersey in a German-Jewish family. He spent most of his life in New York City‚ molding his photographs and leading a group of artists‚ called the Photo-Secessionist movement. They were a group‚ who looked for as much skillful and creative potential as possible of what a photographer can do. Because he was a gallery owner‚ he stored artwork such as Picasso’s paintings and his own abstract art of clouds

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    she has gone through since the accident and later on in her life. Along with this she was greatly influenced by her husband also a great painter at the time‚ Diego Rivera‚ and Mexican folk art. ’Her work is colourful‚ almost naive vigour‚ tinged with surrealist fantasy ’ (A Dictionary of Twentieth Century Art‚ 1998: Online) Henry Ford Hospital 1932 Oil Painting One of Frida Kahlo ’s most famous pieces titled ’Henry Ford Hospital ’. It ’s based on a real life incident that happened to Frida while

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    Pablo Picasso's Influence

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    was a famous artist. He was born in Magala‚Spain.Picasso was famous for his different art periods‚ such as the blue periods‚ rose period‚ african art‚cubism‚and more. Pablo Picasso was born in Magala‚ Spain‚ in October 25‚ in 1881‚ and died in 1955. When he was yong‚ pablo loved to draw.Picasso’s father taught him how to paint at a young age and by the time he was 13 years old Picasso surpassed his fathers art skills. In school Pablo would prefer to paint instead of doing his work.Since Picasso

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    conceived around a scent. The inspiration of Cubism Yves Saint Laurent is known for his inspiration from arts and movements. He did a Haute Couture collection Fall/Winter 1979 were it was a tribute to Pablo Picasso who is known for the co-founder of cubism. This movement was one of the most innovated‚ radical‚ influential artistic movement among the avant garden. It was truly revolutionary style of modern art. Spring/Summer 1988 that was a tribute to Georges Braque. This talented man was a French painter

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    Critique 5

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    Final Critique. Valentina Pecoraro Professor: Silva. “The Dream” Pablo Picasso 1932 Oil on Canvas 130x97cm [pic] The Dream is one of the many extraordinary paintings made by Pablo Picasso in 1932. The work is oil on a large rectangular canvas (130x97cm). At first glance‚ one can observe a blonde woman sleeping in a big chair with her head resting on her right shoulder. The woman’s hands are gently placed in her lap creating a semi-pray position; one can see that one of the woman’s

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    Art throughout the many years that it has existed has been seen in many different ways‚ shapes and forms‚ whether it is a painting from the renaissance area or a sculpture from the modern era. Even some of the technologies and sports are considered pieces of “Art” although under the pop culture category‚ still a part of the art family. In the 1930’s there wasn’t anything like what we get to experience with social media and all the technology there is now. In fact the 1930’s was a part of the great

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    Nicole Brittingham March 11‚ 2013 ART 101-04 Analysis assignment * Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh * This painting was made in 1889 during the postimpressionism era. * Starry Night is about 29”x36” and is made from using oil as a medium on a canvas. * This painting can be categorized as modern art. * Formal analysis * Within the composition of this painting‚ there is a peaceful village in the foreground and a dramatic night sky in our main viewpoint. There is a church

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    Bathers Vs Swan

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    When looking at these paintings there is a a lot of similarities to be noted‚ first of all‚ both Bathers and Leda with the Swan feature nude figures bathing in the water‚ with trees around them. They are both very natural scenes and have a relaxed air about them. Both of the paints have a low tonal range‚ but Bathers is bright and lively‚ even though the scene shown is relaxed the brighter colours coming from the right shows that the scene might be depicted earlier in the day‚ whereas in Leda with

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    The Sleeping Gypsy

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    Lory Astacio Art Paper The Sleeping Gypsy Henri Julien Félix Rousseau (born May 21‚ 1844 – died September 2‚ 1910) was a French artist. Rousseau was a largely self-taught painter‚ although he had ambitions of entering the Academy. Henri Rousseau had a passion for painting and in his forties decided to take art more as a profession and then becoming a genius Post-Impressionist artist. Rousseau’s most famous painting is called “The Sleeping Gypsy” or in French “La Bohemienne Endormie”‚ an oil on

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    Van Gogh painted this piece in 1889 while he was in Saint Rémy seeking treatment in a mental asylum. Interestingly enough‚ he painted this piece from his memory and it was supposed to have been based on a constellation arrangement he had seen earlier on in the night sky of Provence. Starry Night is perhaps one of his most famous and yet most elusive works. The first thing that I noticed was the overwhelming night sky‚ which takes up most of the background. Its swirling‚ flowing lines appear to

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