Art Analysis Of Roy Lichtenstein's 'WHAAM !'

VI #40”, the lessons about color learned in his youth can be seen clearly. Starting with the background of the piece Max chose to use blues, pinks, greens and purples in varying pastel hues. He melts these colors together in a gradient implying a shadow with the darker colors in the far edges and the lightest color in middle. The softness of the colors in the background contrast largely solidity and uniformity of the objects in the middle ground and foreground, making the objects in these zones draw more focus. The objects in the middle ground are filled with solid colors in the same blues, pinks, greens and purples but with a more vibrant hue which again adds more attention to these objects, and differentiates them from the background. Moving to the foreground, the colors Max chooses become even more vibrant and bold. When looking at the flowers themselves, different colors are blended and swirled to create more dimension and depth. Lighter colors are used to show where light hits the flowers, which is focused in the middle. The darker colors are used as a continuation of the shadow from the background, concentrated again around the edges of the flower

“His art was interesting as phenomena, but not terribly deep” (Moss 1). These word are uttered by photographer Larry Fink, expressing his opinion on the paintings by Andy Warhol, and his influence during the Pop Art era. Pop Art used images from popular culture such as Marilyn Monroe and Campbell soup cans. Andy Warhol was a leading artist in the movement.

Art is used as propaganda and this has been done throughout the history of war. It is used as a form of propaganda for political any political causes. in NYC 1949, artist Marcel Duchamp is in rebellion against many nations of what are these it should be an easy to understand that it should make sense. He defends himself against any confusion advertising media study propaganda, he thinks the true purpose of the art is to do something outside the mainstream. Another artist that does the same as Marcel Duchamp, is Mark Rothko. Rothko becomes representative of the more obscure direct of the 20th century and is highly appealing to the elite, who often pay and normal prices 4 works but puzzle for the wider public art. Art and the wars have been connected

an everyday normal occurrence (going to a pool house) that most people will pass off is captured in a light that puts a new perception on the normal. I’d say that this is to me the most “artistic” piece because it seems so real, and so gritty and stripped back. It seems like someone who had professional training for painting decided to break every rule that he needed to just to make something he saw with his artistic eye the way we saw it.

The colors in the novel bear a rich symbolic and emotional potential. In this novel, the author makes extensive use of color, which acquire the symbolic value and serve as a tool for the disclosure of the artistic world. Colors become an integral part of the character of the world and reveal their nature, serve as a means of an opposition of some characters to each other. In addition, every writer, along with the traditional associations, also has its own individual vision of color symbolism. Therefore, in order to understand the true meaning of the work, it is necessary to understand these implications.

The movie Hidden Figures by Theodore Melfi is talking about the civil rights and equality of men and women in 1970 's to 1990’s. The Mise-en-scene means "setting up a scene." There are six elements that make up mise-en-scene acting, costume and make-up, setting, lighting, composition or space and lastly. In Hidden Figures, the mise-en-scene helps audiences to become closer to the story and have the same feeling as those main characters. The director uses many different kind of shout angles to show the unbalanced between black people and white people at that time and the color and lighting also help the director can present the emotions that the characters are facing different kind of events or people.

Kahlo uses a limited palette in this painting. The background is a sandy and rocky brown landscape, the colours are warm yellows, oranges, browns and hints of red spectrums. Kahlo’s skin is dark but with a small trace of pinks, the bandages she wears is pastel pink and white. The warm colours of the skin and terrain are broken up by cooler colours by the white colour of the bandages and corset but also by the cold bluish- purple sky in the landscape.

When asked what a network is, I usually think about the internet or my phone’s network. It had never occurred to me to go further in depth on the subject. In order to fully understand what a network is we must look into what all networks have in common. All networks whether they are a broadcast, a computer, or a business network (the list goes on) all share common traits. There exists a hierarchy within each network and the more connections one has, the better. For example, within a business network the more connections one has, the higher the position they can gain. All networks are self-motivated, transfers knowledge, contains subnetworks, have a set of protocols, rules, can have bad connections and they all have a connection in a common

Part of the painting’s tone is happy because of the bright colours. For example, the man's shirt and the blue water. The other part is a bit depressing because all the colours fade into darker ones and shadows. The bottom right part of the painting is where Icarus fell and where the colours drain.

Jacques-Louis David’s painting of Napoleon Crossing the Alps is a great example of glorifying war. Within the painting, it portrays Napoleon riding a horse pointing in the direction at which he intends on leading his men into battle. The overall image exemplifies a focus on being very strong, masculine, and superior. Napoleon’s superiority is shown through his clothing, and the horse standing up and being white. These kind of images make war seem as if it is a game; whoever wins gets the prizes of money, land, and status. Although this image makes war look very heroic, after World War I paintings began to portray war as a horrific setting. One particular painting is Eric Kennington’s Gassed and Wounded. In this image, he accentuates the men that are injured by contrasting their faces against the background. The healthy men are all shadowed and their faces are not seen. Kennington has contrasted the image this way to change the focus of the photo to the people injured, not to the people that are still healthy. This painting shows the consequences of a gas attack, while in David’s painting, there are no consequencesㅡonly

He paints the cars the color of the olympic rings that being green, red, yellow, and blue and besides that these colors are vibrant and make the artwork pop. The mood the picture gives is uplifting and aftonishing because of the vibrant color the mural has. The colors is what makes it portrayed as a happy image because of the use of bright color and the lack of dull colors. Romero puts these cars so close to eachother to represent the traffic here in Los Angeles.

In Albert Ronstadt‘s Rocky Mountains, Lander‘s Peak, he uses primary colors, blue for the sky and yellow for the grass and animals. He mixes the blue and yellow to create the secondary color green to paint the trees, grass, and in some of the Hilltops. He uses cool colors for the sky. I see tint in middle and on top of the mountains.To make the dark areas he shades them. The waterfall makes the painting feel calm and peaceful because he uses a monochromatic colors scheme. looking at this painting I see a lot of Value in the tone and brightness in the sky, waterfall, and those big boulders. He uses neutral colors in the tepees and animals. The warm color I noticed in the painting is yellow in the animal and and in some the grass.You can see

The artwork I decided to research is a painting by Glenn Ligon entitled " Boys with Basketball, Harriet Tubman, Salimu B #3". Ligon painted this colorful painting in 2001. The mediums he utilized within this piece are oil crayon silkscreen on paper. The dimensions of this artwork are 23 inches tall and about 16 inches wide. The elements that Ligon shows within this piece are line, color and shape. The line of choice for Ligon 's work is the outline. Underneath all the vibrant colors, are outlines of kids playing basketball, people, a fence, a house, some letters, Harriet Tubman, a butterfly, and a strange looking woman. This piece has nothing but bright and bold colors. The colors Ligon uses are colors straight from the rainbow. The only dark

Alice Dinneen was born in New York,New York in 1908. I chose this painting because black panthers are endangered. Also the exotic colors caught my eye. This painting was done with oil on canvas. The colors were meant to catch your attention. The flowers are very dull though. Alice Dineen could have put a lot more bright colors in this painting.The black panther is blended in with the ground. In this painting there is mostly natural colors as in brown,green,yellow and orange. These are colors you mainly see in nature. There is very little amount of bright colors as in red, white, and a little bit of silver.The artist made it look like this is a real animal by putting the shadow of the black panther.

Did you know that Marc Chagall, just like Pablo Picasso, was a master at many different medias? Marc Chagall is a Belorussian born artist that spent most of his time working in France. He was a part of many great movements including Surrealism and Cubism. Chagall showed that no artist has to be a part of strictly one movement or style.