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Van Gogh’s Wheatfield with Crows: Scholarly Article Analysis The Impressionist and Post-Impressionist eras have produced many great painters that are still relevant to this day. Among these painters is Vincent Van Gogh, who created hundreds of paintings in a span of a short ten-year career. The three articles by Friedman, Schapiro and Bhattacharyya all analyze Van Gogh’s Wheatfield with Crows based on the artist’s physical and mental state, but differ in their approaches (Fig. 1). The painting Wheatfield

studying in junior high school. That day I went back to my school as usual but it was a bit different is that I had my favorite Art class on that day. In Asia, nearly all the schools have the same dull education system so having an Art class was the most exciting thing to me at that time. It is the only class I can enjoy myself and do whatever I want. On that afternoon, our Art teacher showed us brunch of

solo art exhibition at Peggy Guggenhem’s gallery. The gallery was called ‘Art Of This Time. On August 11, 1956, while drunk, Jackson Pollock crashed into a tree, killing himself and one of his two passengers. Jackson Pollock’s art NUMBER 1, 1950(Lavender Mist) is<>. The name ‘Lavender Mist’ was actually suggested by the art critic, Clement Greenberg, despite the fact that lavender paint was not used on the painting. <> Jackson Pollock uses the concept of Brownian Motion in his works if art. Brownian

Surrealist artist, Dorthea Tanning, painted Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (“A Little Night Music”) in 1943, Tate, London, England. The medium of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik is oil on canvas, and measures “16 × 24”. The oil painting focuses on a monumental life-like sunflower, and two young girls upstairs, in the middle of a hotel corridor. The setting is illusionistic, so real, as if someone could just jump in. The bright yellow sunflower stands out and becomes the focus of the work. The space feels open, but

essence of beauty and color through his expressionistic, abstract technique as well as influence in Japanese art. His works accumulate to 2,100, consisting of 860 oil paintings, and more than 1,300 watercolor, drawings, and sketches. Van Gogh, being a post-impressionist artist, is stated to be the greatest Dutch painter after Rembrandt. Van Gogh’s work is now recognized by many; from his art being sold for little to nothing, is now sold for millions. Vincent van Gogh was born on March 30, 1853, in

Artist’s in Competition University of the People Art History, AHIST-1401 Between 1905 and 1907, three great works of art were created by three of the great artist of the time. Paul Cézanne created, The Large Bathers in 1906. Henri Matisse created, Bonheur de Vivre (Joy of Life) in 1905-1906, and Pablo Picasso painted Les Demoiselles d’Avignon in 1907. Each of these paintings and artist were connected. (Kahn, n.d.) Paul Cézanne painted The Large Bathers between 1889 and 1906. The painting was never

The Starry Night: Focuses on the movement aspect. The Starry night is characteristic of Van Gogh as a representation of a transfigured night sky. Its rare visionary pictures inspired by religious mood. Bringing along personal meaning and as well a familiar place to him. The piece Starry Night commemorates the view Van Gogh had from his window when he was sent to an asylum. The piece conveys what I believe a reflection of Van Gogh's mental illness. Starry Night Over the Rhône: The painting can be

Desmond Tutu says, “Hope is being able to see there is light despite all of the darkness.” HOPE. That is the first word that entered my mind when I saw Starry night painted by Mr. Van Gogh. Even Mr. Van Gogh mostly used dark colors to his art, the sky which dominated a lot of space in the canvas brings peacefulness in the painting. The dim light coming from the houses in the village and the church standing in the middle of it added to the peaceful glow of the painting. The painting reminds me of

The painting called The Volunteer’s Return (The Kunstmuseum Basel Oil on canvas, 97 x 77 cm.) was made by Swiss artist, Frank Buchser in 1867. Based on the title, we know that the painting represents the end of the American Civil War which lasted 4 years (1861-1865) I chose this painting to represent Langston Hughes, “For a Dark Girl”. The main character in “For a Dark Girl” is a nameless young girl who lost her young Black lover to a lynching. Funnily, the first image that came to my mind when

Response Paper In this response paper the event will be over Vincent Van Gogh. We went over a presentation of him. The presentation was in Art Appreciation Class at RSU. We watched a YouTube video about the starry night song and pictures of his paintings. In the music video by Don McLean Starry Starry night he sings about Van Gogh’s life. In the song the words explained his feelings and how his pictures kind of looked. The song was catchy. It talked about how crazy he was. Which was weird