Similarities Between Rodin And Klimt

Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins, is about a soon to be senior who ends up having to give up her life in Atlanta to be shipped off to the City of Lights to a boarding school. There at the school she slowly but surely makes friends and even a crush; St. Clair a smart, tall, half French and British piece of perfection; she also has struggles learning the language as well as being accepted to the locals since the do not like Americans. Anna begins to see St.Clair around more since her roommate and new friends are close to St.Clair, feelings begin to evolve since everything that comes out of his mouth is so seductive even if what he is talking about isn't. But there is one problem he's super taken.

Reading books about transition to the children can help to prepare the child. You do not only read the books to the child but also to relate the experiences in the book to what your child will be experiencing. The Kissing Hand (1993), by Audrey Penn, and I Love You All Day Long (2004), by Francesca Rusackas, convey the message that the family loves the child and will return when school is over. This is to give the child assurance that separation is only temporary.

Oscar Claude Monet was a French painter who created the French impressionist painting. He was one of the reliable

George Braque was born may 13, 1882 in France. He was known for his art works and sculptor. His most important works were Fauvism and the invention of Cubism with Picasso. He died August 31, 1863 at the age of 81. “There is only one valuable thing in art: the thing you cannot

Gustav Klimt’s oil on canvas Adele Bloch-Bauer II is just as striking as the first painting he did of Mrs. Adele Bloch-Bauer. When I saw the actual painting up on the wall it gave me a feeling of amazement because I had the opportunity to see the beautiful details and the structure up close. This art piece stood out to me because it had similarity to Klimt’s type of work, but I didn't think it was one of his pieces until I saw his name by the piece. Since the art piece is new to me I decided to focus on it and observe how I would describe this painting, how others describe this painting, how I would describe this painting given others description of it, traditions this painting partakes in, how the painting is influential,

However, nothing is being talked about in today’s art world than past art work. For example, Leonardo Davinci’s Mona lisa .I am writing this paper to describe a painting which i have chosen to research on. The painting i chose to research on is The Lovers by Riza-yi’ Abbasi. It was

After our discussion in class and my group project on modern sculpture, I became interested in understanding the periods work of art. Many of the pieces I got to see at LACMA amazed me because seeing them in person and being able to view every detail up close really changed my way of viewing modern sculpture. Before taking this course I was not very interested in art nor did I appreciate it as much as I do know. I would like to learn more about the artists during this time period, what inspired them to create these pieces, and why/how were these sculptures influential for future artist. The artists who’s art most interest me were Pablo Picasso and Auguste Rodin. I was amazed to see that an artist such as Picasso was not only part of the modern sculpture period, but also created distinct forms of art throughout his life. In fact, he incorporated cubism into his modern sculptures. Rodin on the other hand, maintained traditional forms when creating his artwork. He refused to change the use of traditional forms in his work. Although Rodin’s art was highly criticized throughout his life, his sculptures were highly influential. Both Picasso and Rodin were extremely influential throughout their lives, and created sculptures during the 19th century, which contributed to the modern sculpture period.

Unlike other forms of art, such as paintings or drawings, sculptures provide audiences with a way of looking at a piece of art in a three-dimensional form; they have depth. A viewer can walk all around a sculpture and notice every detail of it from every side (239). Sculptures can be vastly varied, however, as there are four sculpting methods and because artists have different visions and identities, and come from different backgrounds, all of which manifest themselves in an artist’s piece (241). Let’s look at the ways in which Jeff Koons’s Michael Jackson and Bubbles is different and similar to Tilman Riemenschneider’s Virgin and Child on the Crescent Moon.

The moment I saw this painting, I was touched and amused of the golden beauty of this art piece, that at the first sight, somehow managed to precisely mask it’s deep implicit true meaning, which I at that time, yet wasn’t able to define. When one of my friends randomly asked me – “What is this?” I, helplessly stunned by the composition, couldn’t even formulate an advocate answer. I searched and searched through my conscious and unconscious mind – what is it so ulterior about this externally simple piece? These unsettled questions were the reason why I chose this art work for my analysis.

Rodin was a believer in the power of art. He believed that art was on

in his field due to his understanding of the aspects of classical sculpture and the creative and

I think the sculpture represent a child that is in some sort of distress. As I reflect more on the piece I notice how his head is held to the side and the shoulder is shrugged, which I feel indicates loneliness. The sculpture is very distinctive which led me to believe it may be Brancusi’s knows. My first impression of the sculpture was the seriousness of the piece because it was in black. My second impression I

He posited that the paintings were “a transformation from the physical to the spiritual”. His ‘Monogold’ pieces use gold leaf applied to canvas. Kline stated, when working with gold “I experienced the profound physical quality of the illumination of matter”. For Kline the use of gold represented a source of life and the images themselves became “living matter” as it “impregnates the painting and gives it eternal

Auguste Rodin was born in Paris France on Nov 12th, 1840. He was a French sculptor that was deeply inspired by tradition but greatly rebelled against its idealized forms, and he was also a well-known writer. He started writing at the age of ten but found he enjoyed sculpting more. At the age of 14 Rodin started to attend the Petite Ècole, a school all about art and mathematics. Unlike most renaissance sculptors,

Klimt style of art developed when he worked with family portraits in the central hall of the Peles Castle and panels flanking the balcony. What is remarkable at Peles is that historicist and Art Nouveau elements exist side by side. Klimt’s work at Peles, in particular, needs to be understood against the background of this eclecticism. (Curta, 2005) and several recent accounts of Klimt’s life and work have briefly referred to his Peles paintings.