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This document contains summaries of two paintings. The first painting by Robert Bateman from 1999 depicts a leopard plunging down a rocky cliff based on over 50 photos, with contrasts between the rough rocks and soft fur along with implied movement. The second painting is Emily Carr's "Indian Church" from the early 20th century, which combines modern and postmodern styles and contrasts shades of green with a white church to depict a lonely church alone in the woods.
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- 4. The painter of this piece is Robert Bateman. It is painted at the year 1999.This is piece of realism art is based on over 50 different photos. The roughness of the rock cliff contrasts with the leopard’s soft fur. The spacing of this painting is shown by air. The shades are not absolutely black. This painting is done on oil canvas. This leopard is plunging down this cliff, it would be only seconds before the animal would be upon you. I like this painting because it instills a feeling of discomfort and a temptation of the movement of this cat’s muscle and bones.
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