Leonardo da Vinci by Macon Magee
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Leonardo da Vinci was an Italian polymath born in 1452 in Vinci, Italy who lived during the Renaissance period. Some of his most famous works include the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. His artistic style was characterized by subtle lighting and smooth transitions between colors. He paid close attention to facial features like the nose and eyes and often depicted subjects in isolation from their surroundings.
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Andy Warhol was an influential American artist born in 1928 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He pioneered pop art by applying commercial illustration techniques to fine art. Some of his most famous works include Campbell's Soup Cans from 1962, which demonstrated his use of repetition, and The Marilyns from 1964, which featured bright colors and the repetition of images of Marilyn Monroe. Warhol was one of the first artists to apply commercial skills to fine art and helped establish pop art as an important movement through his iconic works celebrating mass consumer culture.
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This document provides background information on artist Andy Warhol. It notes that he was born in 1928 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and died in 1987. Warhol was one of the first artists to apply commercial illustration skills to popular art. He is known for works like Campbell's Soup Cans and Coca-Cola bottles that drew attention to popular icons in culture. The document discusses some of Warhol's stylistic influences and analyzes his use of multiple repeated images in works like his Marilyn paintings.
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Fernando Botero is a Colombian artist born in 1932 in Medellin, Colombia. He grew up in poverty and was influenced by bullfighting and modern art. Botero developed a unique style of painting characterized by the exaggeration of form and scale. His art often depicts scenes of everyday life in Colombia using a limited natural color palette. Examples shown include paintings of laborers, transportation, towns, and desserts that exemplify Botero's stylistic traits of enlarged figures and objects within realistic settings.
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Edgar Degas was a French artist born in 1834 who lived in Italy for a time and studied under famous painters. His works are known for unusual perspectives, defined lines, open spaces, and lighting figures from below. Some of his most famous pieces include The Dance Class, The Rehearsal, and The Musicians of the Opera, which showcase his signature styles.
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).
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Annie Leibovitz is an American portrait photographer known for her work with Rolling Stone magazine and Vanity Fair. She is renowned for her provocative celebrity portraits featuring dramatic lighting and poses. Leibovitz's black and white photographs often depict her subjects in unusual or surprising settings which emphasize their natural qualities through the use of depth of field and contrast. Her style is characterized by intimate portraits that bring out the humanity in her subjects.
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Mary Cassatt was a female impressionist painter born in 1844 in Pennsylvania who lived until 1926. She moved to France at age 7 where she was exposed to art museums and received a good education. Though women were not accepted as artists during her time, she was influenced by the Impressionists like Degas and developed her own style focusing on observations of women and children with balanced contrasts and engaging gazes by blending her own colors. Her work as a female impressionist supported the women's rights movement during a period when men dominated the art world.
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Gustav Klimt was an Austrian artist born in 1862 who worked in symbolism, landscapes, and portraits. Some of his influences included Belgian and Dutch artists. Klimt lived in poverty for most of his life and had 14 children, though he never married. In the 1890s, Klimt helped found the Vienna Secession movement and is known for works like The Kiss featuring ornate designs and liberal use of gold leaf. Klimt died in 1918 after suffering a stroke that left him unable to paint.
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- 3. In 1466, he was apprenticed to Verrocchio From 1482-1508, moved several times between Florence and Milan In 1516, he was invited by King Francis I to move to France Personal Background
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- 6. Subject is smooth and clear, but the background is blurry Skin is bright but surrounded by dark hair, shadows, and clothes but with a smooth transition Faces are similar with noses that smoothly transition from forehead and a slight shadow separating from cheek, eyes that are in the same shape with large drooping eyelids surrounded by shadows, and with the slightest smile, but they are from different angles and with different hair Instead of using facial expression to show emotion, uses the subject’s position and hands instead The eyes are the only parts of the pictures that connect the with viewer, everything else seems isolated from the viewer Stylistic Traits
- 7. Subject is smooth and clear, but the background is blurry Skin is bright but surrounded by dark hair, shadows, and clothes but with a smooth transition Faces are similar with noses that smoothly transition from forehead and a slight shadow separating from cheek, eyes that are in the same shape with large drooping eyelids surrounded by shadows, and with the slightest smile, but they are from different angles and with different hair The eyes are the only parts of the pictures that connect the with viewer, everything else seems isolated from the viewer Stylistic Trait Example Art # 1 La Belle Ferroneire (1498)
- 8. Skin is bright but surrounded by dark hair, shadows, and clothes but with a smooth transition Faces are similar with noses that smoothly transition from forehead and a slight shadow separating from cheek, eyes that are in the same shape with large drooping eyelids surrounded by shadows, and with the slightest smile, but they are from different angles and with different hair Instead of using facial expression to show emotion, uses the subject’s position and hands instead The eyes are the only parts of the pictures that connect the with viewer, everything else seems isolated from the viewer Stylistic Trait Example Art # 2 The Last Supper (1498)
- 9. Subject is smooth and clear, but the background is blurry Skin is bright but surrounded by dark hair, shadows, and clothes but with a smooth transition Faces are similar with noses that smoothly transition from forehead and a slight shadow separating from cheek, eyes that are in the same shape with large drooping eyelids surrounded by shadows, and with the slightest smile, but they are from different angles and with different hair The eyes are the only parts of the pictures that connect the with viewer, everything else seems isolated from the viewer Stylistic Trait Example Art # 3 Mona Lisa (1506)
- 10. Subject is smooth and clear, but the background is blurry Skin is bright but surrounded by dark hair, shadows, and clothes but with a smooth transition Faces are similar with noses that smoothly transition from forehead and a slight shadow separating from cheek, eyes that are in the same shape with large drooping eyelids surrounded by shadows, and with the slightest smile, but they are from different angles and with different hair Instead of using facial expression to show emotion, uses the subject’s position and hands instead Stylistic Trait Example Art # 4 St. John the Baptist (1516)
- 11. Attempted to paint the eyes, nose, and mouth the way Leonardo did, by outlining the eyes and nose, and painting the man with a smile; painted light skin, but painting everything else dark; made it unclear what was in the background; tried to show frustration with his hand; Painting a wall to show lighting isn’t quite as intimidating as it sounds! It was difficult and interesting to try to convey a theme through my art I did a good job of surrounding the face with dark colors I didn’t do so well of a job painting the face the way Leonardo daVinci would Conclusion