Art Analysis Of Picasso's 'Night Fishing In Antibes'

Following down the painting, there is a man at the front of a large boat, pointing to the left. Behind him, another man is holding some instruments. In the background, there are waves of blue. At the left side of the painting, there are lightening bolts. At the bottom left of the painting, there is a board connecting the ground to the boats, allowing some animals to enter.

The painting done by Jim Dine called Dexter’s Four Robes and the painting by James Lechay called Sky, Sea and Samos are two paintings that are vastly different, but both exhibit similar and different Elements and Principles of Design. I will analysis both paintings and compare as well as contrast the similarities and differences of each painting. I will than explain my opinion on which painting I believed is more visually appealing and what I liked and disliked about each painting. The Elements of art that I will be comparing as well as contrasting are Lines, Shapes, and Colors. The Principles of Design that I will be comparing and contrasting are Emphasis and Subordination.

Richard Connell uses figurative language in “The Most Dangerous Game” to create a suspenseful and eerie mood. In the short story, the there are many uses of figurative language to give it an odd and creepy mood. For example, Whitney notices things while he is on the boat and explains to Rainsford,“There was no breeze. The sea was flat as a plate-glass window”(8). This simile is used to give an eerie feel for the novel.

Drifting is where you put the boat sideways from the wind and let the wind move you and you put poles out alongside the boat so they drift along about a foot above the lake bottom. While he was doing that I was cutting up the shad (bait). When my dad picked a spot to drift he grabbed some poles and we put bait and sinkers on them and set them out alongside the boat. We let them out alongside the boat where one pole is at 150 feet away and the other is about 175 feet away and the other is 200 feet away and the other is

He has used structure to create a balance and tension in the painting. It seems like chaos but is still formally arranged. This painting is famous for advancing the act of painting beyond the physical world. Van Gogh was one of the iconic tortured artist. He had a crazy life and moved from place to place doing things.

The Harlem Renaissance and Post- modernism poems have a lot of similarities, but they also have a lot of differences. For example, they both use figurative language and poetic devices such as rhyming. The poems from the Harlem Renaissance are If We Must Die by Claude Mckay and Acquainted with the Night Robert Frost. The poems from Post- modernism are Watermelons by Charles Simic and the Storm Ending by Jean Toomer. In the Storm Ending by Jean Toomer, there is not any rhyming, but he uses figurative language throughout the whole thing.

When one first glances at the painting, they see a peaceful, still pond, with a delicate flower standing tall. However, when they look closer and focus on what the artist desired to convey, they might be able to sense the conflict happening under the surface, like the conflict happening with the rhymes. In “To Paint a Water Lily”, the poet uses imagery, personification, and rhyme to convey the attitude that nature may seem serene and peaceful to the eyes of a human, but to the eyes of an artist, it is a veritable war ground. There may be attacks from unseen and ancient enemies below, and from the ghastly-named dragonflies above, but the artist still paints the lily as standing tall and strong, even when facing her worst adversaries on the battlefield of

Within this book, he wrote that he felt Surrealist artists should “depict a kind of madness or fever in which a thing could look like one thing one moment and like another the next.” To achieve this, several Dali paintings used these ‘double’ images to confuse and disturb people looking at them. An example of where this can be seen within his work is in one of his most prominent pieces of artwork ‘The Persistent of Memory’. This image depicts a watch flopping over what appears to be a strange, paled-coloured rock. Observing the image more closely, nonetheless, it could be suggested that the image is a clear representation of Dali’s personality traits. It is important to remember that his paranoia and anxiety are traits that various people remember him by.

Also, on page 220 it talks about Booth not Feeling empowered to send a warning or any other command directly to Turner. If he had done this it might have saved the lives lost on the Lusitania. There were other things wrong, like the contradicting messages that the Lusitania received, but the ship decided to go onward. Turner had another problem, by opening himself up to the U boats by circling out in the sea, while waiting for high tide so he could cross into the Mersey Bar. On page 242, when people started exclaiming “torpedo,” it also talks about Turner not having enough time and enough knowledge about avoiding torpedoes, it might 've saved the whole ship and maybe could 've avoided the torpedo entirely.

Cabeza made by Jean-Michel Basquiat is an abstract piece of artwork, and you can tell by looking at the black figure who looks like a disfigured human. This painting is very abstracted it uses a lot of exaggerated motions, and figures to define society. This painting Cabeza is made out of crayon using many colors like yellow, gold yellow, orange, black, white, orange brown, and also dark blue. Some parts of the painting shows how Basquiat either colored the paintings smooth after he was done coloring, but the texture of the painting from my view is very smooth like but intended on making it look like it was rough in some parts of the artwork. It’s very unique because the way the lines are set up in this painting it looked like Basquiat did

1). The fact that anyone would compare Jason Pollock’s painting to the a child messing around with a paint brush displays an overall inability to appreciate art. In Pollock’s artwork he creates his paintings by dripping various paints across a wide canvass, the spontaneous mixing that occurs creates the complex symmetry of his painting. Furthermore, Pollock himself has said that he is in control over the content of his painting, thus disproving that he is merely splattering paint at random. Ultimately, Jason Pollock’s artistic style is highly complex and revolutionary, and trying to claim that anyone can recreate his painting by simply splattering paint is purposefully ignoring Pollock’s body of work.