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1) The painting depicts the entrance to the Grand Canal in Venice in 1905, showing landmarks like Santa Maria della Salute and the Doge's Palace. 2) The painter J.M.W. Turner used cool colors like dark blue to convey the coldness of the ocean in the early morning as the sun was rising, contrasted with warmer colors used for the rising sun. 3) The textures draw attention to important parts of the painting like the sun and light, making the vessels leaving port before sunrise seem dreary and lonely.
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angles of the same port spread out across several panels. The second thing was his
use of color. Overall, the painting feels somewhat bleak and industrial, however, the use
of red and white paint really made this piece of artwork “pop” for me and make it feel as
though it were still abstract and relevant.
Section I Description
Le Port was painted in 1912 which was at the height of Metzinger's cubism period.
The painting itself is rather large, and the canvas dimensions are 33 ½ x 39 ½ inches.
Metzinger also used oil paints for this artwork – a popular choice among his peers. The
painting is split into si.
Art encounter at the national museum
This document provides information about the National Museum of Fine Arts in the Philippines. It discusses the museum's mission to acquire, preserve, exhibit and promote appreciation of art and artifacts. It also describes the building's history and renovation into the museum. Specific artworks are analyzed, including paintings depicting tragic events in Philippine history like the Death March and the burning of Manila during World War II. The paintings aim to educate viewers and remind them of the hardships and lessons of the past.
Claude Monet Water Lilies Essay
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Claude Monet Water Lilies Essay
Water lilies is a collection of about two hundred oil paintings by French impressionist, Claude Monet. The paintings depict Monet s flower garden at his home in Giverny, and were the main focus of Monet s artistic production during the last thirty years of his life. Many of the works were painted while Monet suffered from cataracts. Monet was focused on capturing art and natural forms in his art work. Water Lilies was the main works he focused on during the last 30 years of his life. He is one of the most well known artists in all of art history. Claude Monet was born on November 14, 1840, in Paris, France. He enrolled in the Academie Suisse. After an art exhibition in 1874, a critic insultingly dubbed Monet s painting style Impression, since it was more concerned with form and light than realism, and the term stuck. He struggled with poverty, illness, and various health issues...show more content...Oil paints are commonly used to make wet looking textures on canvases, explaining why Cornoyer would use them to paint a scene after it rained. They allow the artist to create a glistening effect, perfect for depicting water. These particular type of paints also dry quite slowly, so it would seem that this painting took awhile to complete. It also has a considerable amount of detail which would add to the duration of time to finish.
I believe that because this painting is so old, that it would be likely that it would deteriorate over time. Also oil paints, even though they glisten on canvas, do not last that long. This piece is considerably full of color, mostly cool tones, so it could be placed around more warm toned art works in order to create some co
Claude Monet by Alex H
Claude Monet was a French Impressionist painter known for his paintings of water lilies and scenes of water. He liked to paint water and capture how its color appeared to change from moment to moment. His style involved using loose brushstrokes and blobs of paint that looked more like impressions than detailed representations, though the scenes would come into focus from a distance. One of Monet's most famous works is his series of paintings depicting the Japanese bridge in his own garden, which he painted from different angles as his eyesight deteriorated later in life.
Paul signac
Paul Signac was a French neo-impressionist painter born in 1863 in Paris who helped develop the pointillist style of art. He was strongly influenced by Georges Seurat and often painted coastal scenes and boats on the water. In his art, he employed techniques like pointillism, impressionism, luminism, and neo-impressionism, creating small dots of color to form images that captured light and movement. Some of his most famous works include Breakfast (1886), Grand Canal (1905), and The Large Pine (1893).
Final Presentation
The document summarizes the selection of three pieces of artwork by the curator of Columbia, Tennessee to be displayed in prominent locations around town.
The first piece is a month from the Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry depicting a banquet, which will be displayed at City Hall to represent important gatherings. The second is Botticelli's The Birth of Venus, which will be displayed at the entrance of the local mall to represent beauty and love for mall shoppers. The third piece is Breugel's Children's Games, which will be placed at the elementary school to depict children at play as they are in the painting.
Press release TRIBUTE TO MONET
This watch by Damoiselle D pays tribute to Claude Monet's Water Lilies paintings through its dial design. The blue enamel dial is meant to evoke the calming color of water while its oval shape references the double ellipse symbolizing infinity that Monet used in his panoramic Water Lilies series. The watch embodies themes of femininity, renewal, and the flowing nature of time as expressed in Monet's landscapes.
David Monet
Claude Monet painted The Cliff, Etretat, Sunset in 1882-1883. It depicts a cliff scene in Normandy, France at sunset. The painting uses loose brushstrokes and a combination of colors like blue, yellow, green, pink, purple and orange to portray the natural scene and setting sun. While classified as European art due to being painted in France by a French artist, it also exemplifies Monet's impressionist style through its loose brushwork and focus on capturing light and atmosphere.
GUIDE 10Unit 3THE RENAISSANCEThe Renaissance in Northern.docx
GUIDE 10
Unit 3
THE RENAISSANCE
The Renaissance in Northern Europe
·
Flanders
·
Germany
·
France
·
Spain
·
England
Annunciation by Jan van Eyck, 15… (Detail)
National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
[
www.womeninthebible.net]
CHAPTER 5
THE RENAISSANCE
The Renaissance spanned roughly
3
centuries
:
14
th
-16th
1300s – 1500s
Petrarch
, the great Renaissance humanist – Italian poet and scholar of the fourteenth-century, looked back at the preceding thousand years and saw only “
dark ages”
extending from the collapse of the Roman Empire to his own time.
In Petrarch’s view history fell into
three periods
:
ANCIENT CLASSICAL
WORLD
MIDDLE
AGES
RENAISSANCE
Petrarch and other humanists of his time (scholars) admired Classical world as a time of the highest achievements of human spirit. The Italians were very proud of their own time, which they believed was a revival of classical culture of ancient Greece and Rome.
As for the thousand years that separated these two distinguished periods, the Italian humanists called them
Dark Ages
that had been marked by a decline of culture - a mere break in the history of human civilization.
Renaissance
–
*_
[What does this French word mean?]
The Renaissance
was
rebirth/revival
of what
?
*_
Do you remember why the
Middle Ages
are called
Middle?
I want you to remember that the
Renaissance first emerged in the south of Europe - in ITALY!
This happened in the end of the 13
th
century (late1200s).
Remember which historical period it was?
--- Right, it was the end of the Gothic time.
Yet, your textbook begins the Renaissance story in 15
th
century Northern Europe –in Germany, Netherlands, France, etc.
Why such a chronological leap?
--- The logic would be that the Renaissance in Northern Europe was closer connected to the medieval culture and this provides us with a good stylistic transition
- you will be able to trace emergence of a new style within the previous Gothic frame.
Now let us open a new (and the last!) chapter in our course.
Allow yourself enough time to study the splendid art of the Renaissance époque.
Historical Background
: Give a brief review of the most significant political, economic, and social events that brought about and determined a ‘face’/character of a new era of the Renaissance.
Keep it short - “one event - one line”
*
*
*
Now, if you want, play a little bit with the timeline - locate the Renaissance period on it.
Here is how to do it: Place a cursor before the red tab
Renaissance…
,
and move it to the right until it is
placed above the proper period on the timeline.
[To move it just keep clicking on
space bar
]
Renaissance
spanned
about
300
years
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1650
15
th
century
Did you succeed? Good! If not, that’s okay.
Just mark this period on the time line in your printed guide (circle)
.
Remember – it lasted about 300 years.
What were the two most significant areas in ...
Houston Fine Arts Museum.pptx
My day at the Houston Downtown Museum of Fine Arts.
Along with the evaluation of my experience and the art.
GUIDE 10 .docx
GUIDE 10 Unit 3
THE RENAISSANCE
The Renaissance in Northern Europe
· Flanders
· Germany
· France
· Spain
· England
Annunciation by Jan van Eyck, 15… (Detail)
National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. [www.womeninthebible.net]
CHAPTER 5
THE RENAISSANCE
The Renaissance spanned roughly 3 centuries: 14th -16th
1300s – 1500s
Petrarch, the great Renaissance humanist – Italian poet and scholar of the fourteenth-century, looked back at the preceding thousand years and saw only “dark ages” extending from the collapse of the Roman Empire to his own time.
In Petrarch’s view history fell into three periods:
ANCIENT CLASSICAL WORLD MIDDLE AGES RENAISSANCE
Petrarch and other humanists of his time (scholars) admired Classical world as a time of the highest achievements of human spirit. The Italians were very proud of their own time, which they believed was a revival of classical culture of ancient Greece and Rome.
As for the thousand years that separated these two distinguished periods, the Italian humanists called them Dark Ages that had been marked by a decline of culture - a mere break in the history of human civilization.
Renaissance – *_
[What does this French word mean?]
The Renaissance was rebirth/revival of what?
*_
Do you remember why the Middle Ages are called Middle?
I want you to remember that the Renaissance first emerged in the south of Europe - in ITALY!
This happened in the end of the 13th century (late1200s). Remember which historical period it was?
--- Right, it was the end of the Gothic time.
Yet, your textbook begins the Renaissance story in 15th century Northern Europe –in Germany, Netherlands, France, etc. Why such a chronological leap?
--- The logic would be that the Renaissance in Northern Europe was closer connected to the medieval culture and this provides us with a good stylistic transition - you will be able to trace emergence of a new style within the previous Gothic frame.
Now let us open a new (and the last!) chapter in our course. Allow yourself enough time to study the splendid art of the Renaissance époque.
Historical Background: Give a brief review of the most significant political, economic, and social events that brought about and determined a ‘face’/character of a new era of the Renaissance.
Keep it short - “one event - one line”
*
*
*
Now, if you want, play a little bit with the timeline - locate the Renaissance period on it.
Here is how to do it: Place a cursor before the red tab Renaissance…, and move it to the right until it is
placed above the proper period on the timeline. [To move it just keep clicking on space bar]
Renaissance span ...
Renaissance Art
The document summarizes major developments in Renaissance art in Italy and Northern Europe. It discusses breakthroughs like the use of oil paint on canvas and techniques like perspective, chiaroscuro, and pyramid composition that emerged in Italy. Major Italian artists mentioned include Donatello, Botticelli, Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Titian. Northern European artists discussed include Holbein, Dürer, and Bruegal, who painted with great detail and realism. The Renaissance saw a shift from rigid medieval styles to naturalistic representations and a focus on humanism, anatomy, and ideal form.
презентація уроку "Всесвітньо відомі художники" 11 клас
This document provides a lesson plan for an English class discussing world famous painters. The lesson plan outlines introducing the topic, reviewing vocabulary, having students do pair work practicing sentences with the vocabulary, listening to dialogues about painters' works, and having students present their own projects on famous painters. The lesson aims to develop students' monologue skills, language skills, creative thinking, and expand their worldviews through discussing important artists.
Starry Night
Vincent Van Gogh's famous painting Starry Night was created in June 1889 while the artist was residing in an asylum in Saint-Rémy, France. The painting depicts the night sky over a small town and includes swirling colors and shapes in the sky as well as a crescent moon. Van Gogh utilized brush strokes and colors to create movement and contrast within the piece. The painting conveys emotions of hope, light, and transformation through its vivid imagery and use of color.
Claude monet
Claude Monet was a French impressionist painter born in 1840 in Paris. He helped establish impressionist painting through his depictions of nature, especially landscapes. Monet served in the French army in Algeria from 1860 to 1862 before dedicating himself full time to painting. The document then provides descriptions of 6 Monet paintings, noting the subjects, colors, and names of each work.
Music ilp
This document discusses several artworks that composer Modest Mussorgsky used as inspiration for his piece "Pictures at an Exhibition". It describes two paintings in particular - Victor Hartmann's "Great Gate of Kiev" and "Tuileries" - and how Mussorgsky's music aimed to depict elements of each painting. The document also mentions the progressive rock band Emerson, Lake & Palmer's 1971 live album which recreated Mussorgsky's classical piece. Finally, it discusses a Tate Track composed by Union of Knives to represent Cy Twombly's painting "Quattro Stagioni Autunno" and its depiction of the four seasons.
Music: visual art, modest mussorgsky, pictures of an exhibition, descriptive ...
This document discusses Modest Mussorgsky's famous piece "Pictures at an Exhibition", which was composed based on paintings by Mussorgsky's friend Victor Hartmann. It provides context about Mussorgsky and Hartmann, and describes two of Hartmann's paintings - "The Great Gate of Kiev" and "The Tuileries" - that influenced Mussorgsky's composition. It also mentions that Emerson, Lake & Palmer later recreated "Pictures at an Exhibition" in a live album.
Final project artappreciationi_trentlandes_07.18.13
This document provides information about works of art selected for an exhibition titled "Romance Throughout the Ages". It includes descriptions of 5 works of art from different time periods depicting romance, including an ivory sculpture from 1320, a 15th century woodcut, an oil painting from 1570, a 19th century photograph, and an oil painting from 1880. The document also explains why these works were selected and provides a proposed display plan for the exhibition, with the works arranged chronologically and descriptions limited to basic information about each piece.
Courtauld Gallery, London
The Courtauld Institute is offering a range of courses on the history of art and architecture, It is one of the academic establishments that make up the University of London. The Courtauld Gallery was established in 1932.as an integral part of the Courtauld Institute. Its collections now numbers some 520 paintings, 7000 drawings, 20000 prints and over 550 works of decorative art and sculptures, from the 1300 to 1970. On painting, it is particularly noticeable for its collection on the Impressionists.
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- 1. Xiang Zou 11/11/2012 U P class Paper Entrance to the Grand Canal, Venice 1905 There are many famous painting here and the most amazing one that I say is the oil on canvas. It is a English romantic landscape that is painted by the painter J.M.W Turner (1775--1851). The painting depicts the mouth of the Grand Canal, with the domes of the church of Santa Maria della Salure in the center and on the right of Campanile, doge's palace, and the barely visible domes of St. Mark's Basilica. First of all, there is a line separated the painting to two part: the sky and the ocean. There are many different vessels on the ocean and many building on the line. The space is three-dimensional that shows us like the vessels is real moving and the sun are rising. The color that the painter used in this picture is cold color such as dark blue. Because the sun is rising, so the dark is just gone. The sun is the most important part of where the warm color was used in this picture. All of this make me feel that the ocean is cold but the light is coming. In addition, the texture in this painting I think is very important. It shows which is the most important part of this picture and the particular parts, the sun and the light. The value draw me pay attention on this vessels. They leaves port before the sun rise. They are working very early without any sounds. In makes me feel dreariness. Finally, the whole painting make me feel so fearful. Event though the sun is rising. I still can feel the cold of the ocean and the building. It makes me feel alone. In conclusion, the picture may just shows the life of some people in 1905 and how the ocean and sky are. It makes me feel special because the color and the texture. It makes the people who saw it feel the special way.