Art History

Autumn Rhythm Autumn Rhythm (number 30) is a drip painting by a renowned American artist, Jackson Pollock, in the fall of 1950. The art is 266.7 cm by 525.8 cm, painted on a canvas using Enamel paint with unique movement, abstract expressionism, and action painting. The work features the artist's unique poured painting technique, which he began in 1947 to 1952. The style is considered to be one of his outstanding works. This essay discusses the line character and the compositional st...

Line Properties in Tomaselli's Artwork Metalectual 2001 Tomaselli, an artist, was born in Santa Monica, California, mostly known for his detailed art on wooden panels made by combining a collection of unorthodox constituents suspended in a layer of clear epoxy resin. His unique art features color explosion, which he creatively combines with an art history basis. According to Fred, his fans should get lost in his art as a means of implementing a work-life balance. Tomaselli's art i...

How to Draw a Bunny Andrew Moore and John Walter's critical film, how to draw a bunny, digs deep into ray Johnson’s enigmatic life. Johnson lived a pop art lifestyle mostly mysterious to the public. Even his closest friend never really knew him on that more profound level. The play inspires an investigation into factors that led to Johnson’s suicide on 13 th January 1995. His death left his close admirers and the public puzzled, speculating on his life's role. How to draw a bunny...

Formal Analysis of Laocoön and his Sons circa 42-20 B.C. Laocoön and His Sons is a monumental Greek sculpture that is an icon of a Hellenistic work sculpted in 42 B.C. It has been one of the most famous ancient sculptures since it was excavated in 1506 and displayed in the Vatican. It was sculpted by three artists, Athenodoros, Hagesander, and Pollydorus, whose names are engraved in the marble on which the statue is carved. Its intricate form entails the misery, pain, and suffering of a T...

Yōkai Art In Japan, Yōkai is a term used in reference to legendary spirits, monsters, and ghosts. These fictional characters are rooted in Japan's beliefs in animism, nature providence, and Japanese religion. They attribute the mythical beings with bizarre behaviors to explain why certain mysterious events happened in the past. The term Yōkai comes from Kanji, meaning bewitching, attractive, wonder, or mystery (Foster). Most of the Yōkai are depicted in humanoid forms and shapesh...

Impressionism and Beyond and Women in Art Impressionism form of art began in 1874 after a painting titled Impression: Sunrise by Monet. Consequently, a group of independent artists popularized the idea and became known as impressionists (Pollock). The name impressionist was given to them by critics who hated their work, claiming that their unfinished studies should not be published as art. However, their supporters labeled their works ;The New Painting.;

The Portrait of Louis XIV In the early generations, art was a symbol of power since it was made mainly for individuals with vast wealth. However, social media has given people a chance to recreate these arts, such as a post adapted from an Instagram account, @tussenkunstenquarantaine

Photography Art Charles Baudelaire is arguably one of the most influential figures and artists in the 19 th century in European art history. Some considered him the father of modern art criticism and a Paris resident in the years modernity was taking root. His writing showed his true desire for experimentation. He identified with travelers who were contemporary painters such as  Édouard Manet and  Eugène Delacroix. His work widely features heroism which earned him public condemnation...

Perspective is seeing from a specific point-of-view. Which best describes considering an artwork from a cultural perspective? a. a perspective formed by scholarship and research over-time b. a perspective that is informed by aspects of personal identity c. a perspective that is formed through a set of ideas or practices between members of a society or group c. a perspective that is formed through a set of ideas or practices between members of a society or group Which best des...

Test Bank for Living with Art 13e 13th Edition by Mark Getlein, Kelly Donahue-Wallace. ISBN 4855 Full Chapters test banks included (Ch 1 to 23) Part One: Introduction 1 Living with Art 2 Artists and Audiences 3 Themes of Art Part Two: The Vocabulary of Art 4 The Visual Elements 5 Principles of Design Part Three: Two-Dimensional Media 6 Drawing 7 Painting 8 Prints 9 Camera and Computer Arts 10 Graphic Design Part Four: Three-Dimensional Media  11 Sculpture and Ins...