Eastport And Passamaquoddy Bay Analysis

4. Space- Perspective is demonstrated in many ways. This artwork takes up almost the whole canvas. The horses on the edge look like they were maybe even squeezed in. All of the characters in this artwork look to be congregated to the middle of the painting, besides the villages in the distance. Linear perspective is used in the placement of the villages in the background and in all the men and horses, which are grouped in the middle of the screen. Looking at the features in the painting I notice the use of overlapping and vertical placement, which both imply depth. The horses overlap each other as well as the gentlemen and other elements of the painting. The brown horse’s head overlaps the black one hiding its mouth. The villages and hills in the background appear to be very far away (diminishing size); they look smaller and distant from the rest of the main aspects of the painting.

The focal point of this painting is the tree that lies central on the canvas. It is also the foremost feature in the picture with the town, sea, and intense foliage falling far behind

What do I notice from the paintings is a figure sitting all alone amidst a rainy storm as if he or she awaits change at a turning point in their life. The starkness of the painting shows the figures emotions and feelings are strong and yet there is always sunshine after the rain.

Lines are marks going from one point to another in a specific direction. There are many different types of lines in this painting, specifically curved, actual lines. The curved lines in this painting are the lines that make up the river, specifically those that create the oxbow. Curved lines show energy and in this painting shows the movement of the river. These lines are actual because they are visible as they outline the border between the river and the land. This river also implies the principle of movement as the curved lines show the movement of the river. Another example of a line that shows energy would be the actual and diagonal line of the leaning tree. Diagonal lines imply movement and drama. This line shows movement of how the tree was once vertical, but after the storm is moving down and leaning towards the ground (Pitard). These lines both show motion as the tree is leaning, or even possibly in the midst of falling, and the river is

Somewhere along the path there was a destination the lay as only a painting in her mind... The colours she has chosen smeared by imagination itself.

The first piece, “A Choppy Estuary,” created by Hulk Abraham, was created with the use of wet media, this one being painted with oil paints. The picture consists of four ships, clouds, and some people on nearby land. It uses various colors, with major focus on various reds and blues, to place emphasis on the ship on the front right of the piece.

The painting also has many other elements that are used. The painting is represential, and it is also used naturalism because it is not exactly that way that Puget Sound really is however it does look similar to many of the beaches on the Pacific Coast. It is also realistic for how the coast

Winslow Homer’s The Gulf Stream is a large painting about the size of an open car bonnet.

1. Based on my observations, assigned readings, and class lecture, the technique used to create the illusion of spatial recession in Michael Andrews’s Lights IV: Pier and Road, 1973 is aerial perspective.

The usage of the lines in this painting establishes emphasis and develops subtle nuances in the structure of the piece. The figures above the sea: namely the cherubs and the large birdlike figure possess thinly defined lines outlining them. The cherub in the top left corner with the string of flower petals has a long-implied line going into the distance. The wings of the birdlike figure in the sky have a horizontal line on the left wing and a curved line on the right wing. This develops the outline and shape of the birdlike creature. The lines that surround the clouds are curved and thinly defined as well. In the bottom, right corner of the painting there is a man whose hand is reached out to touch the chin of the bull. The lines of the rib cage and upper body muscles of this man are very thick. The lines on this man are much more defined than the other people in the painting. This is meant to establish a subtle sense of struggle with this man, while he is attempting to flee the sea. Europa’s

The artwork titled Summer Morning, New York Bay painted by Edward Moron in 1872 presents a scene where the artist looks toward the arising sun early in the morning the where the river meets the atlantic ocean near new York city. The overall effect is pearlscent and marvelous including glowing blue, yellow and brown. The morning calm is interrupted by the smokestacks and distant buildings out in the horizon. He created a scene that we can relate to by just looking at the drawing and feeling as if we are there enjoying it and all its dramatic scenary. He created detail of the water and waves and the boats awaiting to go. Edward moron designed this by applying principles of exploring the effects of light and atmosphere upon the water. He wanted

The use of recurring rectangles and leading line of the top of the canvases directs the movement of the eye through the artwork. Your eye is carried through the painting to the horizon where the canvas dump just doesn’t stop.

One of the elements of art is a line, which is the path of a moving point and it defines the edges of shapes and forms. In the painting “ Murnau. Burggrabenstrasee 1, 1908” there are many directions, which are vertical, horizontal and diagonal. In the sky has a horizontal view and on the houses right underneath the sky. On some of the houses, the windows give off some direction of horizontal lines, but it does not show a delicate view of the direction. Another direction of the line is vertical lines. The houses are stacked together giving the sides of the houses into a clear, rigid point of view. Another vertical line is there might be a pole next to the blooming flowers. For each house, there are doors and windows, all stacked vertically.

‘Harbor Monhegan’ was created in 1998 on Monhegan Island in Maine by Jamie Wyeth. It is an oil painting on canvas, rich in texture and color. Wyeth’s use of space it defined by the foreground, middleground and background. The piece has movement depicted throughout; It looks almost chaotic, movement is present in the flames, smoke, waves, and seagulls bringing the piece together.

Anyone who looking at first in this painting, it drags attention on the tree, traveled across the landscape, grazed the starts and swirling wind and landed on moon. Not only that the little village below the sky. Vincent Van Gogh, used many principles and elements on his work of art. The great wave lines are representing the sky, and the way it draws gives the feeling of movement. It gives the audience an implied motion.