Childe Hassam's Northeastern Gorge At Appledore

The overall composition of Mountain waterfall consists of a waterfall surrounded by tall rock walls that flows into a small body of water. Throughout the painting there is grass, rocks, trees, bushes and a sky. The painting is very simple but it is the techniques and details the artist uses to make it intriguing. Like I mentioned before, I chose this piece of artwork because it is very realistic. Because the mountains and waterfalls were found in nature, it is pleasing to the eye and can be considered naturalistic.

He was drawn to the most dramatic sides of nature, such as waterfalls, chasms, holes, storms, the fury of weather, and the balance of light and dark. Nature’s life cycles became a metaphor to him for the human condition. All of his paintings are meant to tell stories about life and nature. He captured the sense of wilderness and the power of land that hasn’t been explored by humans. He loved nature and cared deeply for the health of the environment, not wanting negative consequences for the landscapes he painted.

The Poetry of Nature I was lucky enough to see this display of landscape art from the Hudson River School. These paintings are from the golden era of America landscapes, a period stretching from 1818 to 1886. The Hudson River School is also considered to be the first American art movement. The art they created was nation wide. My favorite was titled Morning in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

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

Main building structure The Wellington ASB centre has distinctive and outstanding structural system. The structural system not only contributes to the aesthetics, but also the safety for the built environment. The safety has been attributed to the large trusses visible on the interior roof. The large trusses provide for the core resistance of the gravitational loads.

Summerland is a term used by some Esoteric religions to describe a paradise in the afterlife,a reward for “good souls”. Not far from the aptly named Paradise on Mt Rainer is our very own Summerland, where endless blue sky stretches as far as the eyes can see across lush green meadows, snow covered peaks and rocky crags and where glacier fed waterfalls crash down into the rivers below. Our Summerland is easily accessible from the White River Road in Mt Rainier National Park. Limited parking is available in a lot just across the bridge that spans Frying Pan Creek.

The unknown landscapes also allowed artists like Thomas Cole, John Vanderlyn and James McDonald to embellish or magnify the grandeur of the subject (NYS Conservationist 6,

During the time, Northern Renaissance artworks concentrated on the idea of nature or naturalism. This realistic and down to earth art visually showed the real world. The artist, Jan Van Eyck, endorsed and perfected naturalism in his artwork. In the early times, he painted books for hours, such as small prayer books, like lavish paintings of scared and daily scenes. Not only he was a good painter, he was also very good and creative when it came to expressing his thoughts and emotions.

and I would remember this moment for the rest of my

It influenced me to adventure out more and admire the wildlife in person instead of through picture and

Thomas Kinkade is a painter who infuses light into his paintings creating incredibly romantic and tranquil scenes. Kinkade’s oil painting “The Sea of Tranquility” is part of his collection of “Seaside Memories V” published in 1998. This painting was created in hope of people to remind themselves of how the way things once were or the way they could be. Many of Kinkade’s scenes of peace and nostalgia was painted based o family travels or memories. The medium of this art pies is oil on canvas, which gave the ability for “The Sea of Tranquility” to have a pictorial lighting that makes the image glow.

The colors, they are so fascinating to this work of art that the weather created. The work of art was mad by water on a cotton plantation back in the 1800s. Providence Canyon has an amazing scenery with many different colors on the walls of the canyon. Every time it rained on the cotton field the water would form a huge ditch or trench that kept expanding.