The document summarizes competences acquired during the course of studies, including general scientific competence involving art as part of education, instrumental competence to communicate with foreigners in different topics, and social, personal and general cultural competence. It then provides details about English painter John Constable, including biographical information, his artistic approach of realism focused on effects rather than lines/forms, and examples of his landscape works painted in open air from memory.

1. Competences I Have
Acquired during the Course
of Studies
A.Rumyantseva
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2. Competences

3. General Scientific Competence
Art as a part of general education.

4. Instrumental Competence
Students should be ready to speak
to foreigners on different topics and
understand them

5. Social, Personal and General
Cultural Competence
John Constable
(11 June 1776 – 31 March 1837)
 the son of Golding
{
Constable, a
landowning farmer,
miller, and corn
merchant;
grew up along the
Stour River in East
Bergholt, Suffolk;

6. Peculiarities of Constable’s
Works
 Worked out a new approach in painting
 The "weather" of his pictures is always one of
the first things
 Sky - a dominant part of the composition
 His realism was the realism of effect rather
than of line or form
 Painted in the open air and from memory

7. The White Horse
Brighton Beach
with Colliers

8. Salisbury Cathedral, from the
Bishop's Grounds
 1823
 Landscape
 Oil on
canvas
 Victoria
and Albert
Museum,
London, UK

9. “I should paint my own laces best.”
(J.Constable)