Harlem Billiards Hall In Jacob Lawrence's Pool Parlor

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The artists colours reflect a lot off the painting. First of all, it shows that it isn’t in our time, but a while back. What the colours impact the most though is the scene of where Icarus is. When you get to where his legs are the colours get duller and darker and it symbolises sadness and his death.

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.

The appealing factor of this paintings comes from its message and juxtaposition of colours and stroke

Many viewers of the painting analyzed the details and

This painting is an Oil on Canvas made in about 1718-19. This painting can be analyzed through contextual analysis. When I first saw the painting my first thought was that it was all about the architecture and daily lives of people but it actually has a story and I only know that because of the context given beside the picture in the museum. I could have never known from just looking that something was actually going on because everything is so far back in the

Americans understand the Harlem Renaissance to be a time in recent United States history during which African art came to life and made strides in improving the African Americans’ reputations and involvement in American politics and economy. It was during this same time that we see tremendous development in African American children’s literature, as its use shifted from entertaining yet degrading to instrumental in the development of the New Negro. Research on the children alive during the Harlem Renaissance and the less popular “ ‘centrality of the children’ to the movement as an ‘ideological center point of the New Negro’, ” reveals that African Americans involved children in the Harlem Renaissance and the New Negro movement more historians

It was a more abstract painting with different shapes and figures that was well put together. The painting showed Brutus Jones encountering an animal in the jungle.

Its’ so unique, I never heard about oil painting on a canvas until I researched further on about this piece. The sunset in a background looks exactly like most of the sunsets here in Calgary. This piece has a lot of simple parts of it that are a lot like Canada. If you search up Tom Thompson’s paintings most of the pictures that come up are the jack pine painting. There are some pictures of it that have transformed it and made it different colors and shapes.

It was a moment when modern African American culture took people's imagination. According to Coleman, F. (1995), “No one captured visually the essence of African-American life in the 1920s and 1930s as vividly or faithfully as did Archibald Motley” (para. 2). Archibald Motley was a visual artist who took part in that period and expressed his art well. He has paintings from all aspects of his career. From the time he was in college at the Art Institute of

In Claude Monet 's In the Woods at Giverny- Blanche Hoschede at Her Easel with Suzanne Hochede Reading, we are shown, as the name implies, an outdoor woods setting. A woman wearing a dark coat reading a book in the grass while another woman dressed in blue paints her on the easel. The overall setting is very tranquil as the women in the painting are the only differences in the painting with their difference in the value, color, the subtle brushwork and even the point of view. These differences distinguish them from the background, however, still feel as if they belong there and doesn 't disturb the flow of the image.

It is a painting by William Henry Powell. It was about the Committee of Congress at Valley Forge. The painting shows how sick and poor

The artist Dieric Bouts painting is called Virgin and Child. This painting dates back to 1455-1460 and is drawn with oil on a wood panel 81/2 x 61/2 . The time period is Netherlands, Haarlem. The Virgin and child are paint about the Virgin Mary and her love for her son. The Virgin and Child coloring is mostly pale skin tone, with royal blues symbolizing royalty and, white symbolizing purity.

Beauty in Beliefs The art piece, Peaceable Kingdom by Edward Hicks has a medium of oil on canvas which consists of a lot of detail and meaning. This was a painting made in 1832 with a scale of 17 7/8 x 23 7/8 inches and now is part of the MET collection. Hicks intention with this painting was to get the idea of Isaiah 11:6 into image since it wasn 't going so well at the time of the paintings creation.

This artwork is Picasso’s “Night fishing in Antibes” made in 1993. It is oil on paint of a dimension of 6’9” and 11’4”. With a quick glance, many people wouldn’t understand this painting’s meaning at first, some may even disregard it as simply a people fishing. However digging deeper into this painting, there is more foreboding and a significant message than one may think at first. Picasso creatively uses principles like color, space, shape, balance, form, composition in this artwork.