Van Gogh’s ‘’Starry Night’’ has more definite figures as opposed to Munch’s the ‘’The Scream’’. The human figure on the foreground leaves one wondering if it is a man or a woman. Each painting have a fluid brush stroke style which gives that distorted look to it and motion seems to be prevalent in each piece. Though the scream was supposed to show the sun setting, still, it’s ushering in to the dark. Both paintings are also inspired by true personal experiences by the artists.
About the presentation, I 'm talking about contrast on field painting and abstract expressionism. And the symbol painter about both painting style. Which is Barnett Newman, Mark Rothko and Jackson Pollock and there representative painting. And talks about the relationship between CIA and painters. Also have some benefits and some disadvantages.
The Starry Night is a world-famous oil on canvas painted by a well known and very unusual artist Vincent van Gogh. This painting belongs to the style of post-impressionist paintings due to its formal characteristics and the message that this painting is aimed to deliver to the viewers. The Starry Night is not the only artist 's painting that depicts the night sky and the starts on it. However, even considering the Starry Night over the Rhone and the Cafe Terrace At Night, the manner of painting differs a lot and the perception of the main ideas of the pictures is really different. This work is an exceptional example of art, both in terms of the quality and within the artist’s oeuvre.
The first emotion that I experienced with this work was claustrophobia and crowdedness. Part of the feeling spawned from the three-dimensionality of the painting. Egley was able to utilize depth in order to render a work that appeared smaller as the observer’s eye moved from the foreground to background. The lines in this painting point toward one single point system as Egley created a perspective work of art by scaling the figures. Even the colors help guides the eye
Some have applied impressionist interpretations to the works of various composers, but impressionism was typically found in paintings where the images looked almost out of focus and oddly cropped, with the juxtaposition of contrasting colors that portrayed the effects of light. In this essay, I will be analyzing how Debussy shows influences of these art movements in his composition, Voiles, and discuss various possible interpretations of the intentionally ambiguous title. Voiles uses various distinct compositional techniques that break away from traditional rules and give the piece a sense of dreaminess or otherworldliness. From the opening gesture, the listener feels a sense of unease. This feeling of disorientation is created by Debussy’s use of the whole-tone scale, which is used almost exclusively throughout the entire piece.
One single painting can be looked at through a million different lenses. The art styles reveal the temper and culture of the time. The two most crucial styles, Rococo and Neoclassical were assorted in similarities and differences such as influences, style, and theme. Rococo and Neoclassical art both possess beauty through this revolution of art eras. The painting The Love Letter, by Jean Honore Fragonard and the painting Marie Josephine Charlotte du val d’Ognes by Marie Denise Villers are similar yet distinct in their own ways.
Futurism originated in Italy in the early 20th century and it was both a social and an artist movement, where its followers desired to create a new idiom and included poets, artists and writers and people interested in politics. “Futurism had two commendable features; first, it offered a means of analyzing energy and so skirting the inherent immobility of paint on canvas. Second, it was loaded (surprisingly enough) with political implications, being wildly regarded as the style of anarchists and social reformers”. Futurism artists celebrated war and the growth of fascism and new machinery. They used a lot of movement in their paintings to help express both the natural and manmade forms, with many artists painting machinery and motor cars and aeroplanes.
In his paintings, the characters have strange appearance: big head and short body. As we know, the methods selected by artists usually have something to do with their experiences, opinions and philosophies. Their life perspective are shaped by their special time and environment and determines the way they view the world---- It is what they feel. So life is not simple records of the objective world, but a mental world. From the above analysis we can see that the grotesque figures in Chen Hongshou’s paintings reflect his mentality and wild emotion.
This three thigs became the necessary tools to express his thoughts in ideas; his images belong to a poetic universe often alluding to the popular world and its culture, or are given as the direct edition of the unconscious. His is an art rooted in the memory of existence, but it fails to be emotionally involved far beyond belonging to a distinct community. His main focus were the painting, but he also decided to create sculptures, like his collection of sculptures named Senza Titolo. The painting of Enzo Cucchi is through the aggregation of multiple forms, more range of artistic techniques, from painting, ceramics, and mosaics He also used charcoal, earth wood and neon as resources and the technique of collage. He also gave human form to simple things of nature, like the stick of a tree in his sculpture Senza Titolo, which
An Investigation into the Juxtaposition of Minimalism, Realism and Fading through the Exploration of My Artworks and the Works of Ileana Hunter Realistic Minimalism is a theme used by the artist Ileana Hunter and my own works. This theme of Realistic Minimalism is centred on the art of drawing or illustrating what isn’t there more than what is there. It focuses on exposing the essence or identity of a subject through eliminating all non-essential forms, features or concepts. Realistic Minimalism is a juxtaposition of intricate detailed realism and minimalistic composition. There are important aspects that are needed to be able to create Realistic Minimalistic art pieces such as shadows, intricate detailed work, fading and symbolism, which have all been incorporated into both my art works and the works of Ileana Hunter.