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Women have always played a significant role in art and art history. Women have been used as models, subjects, inspiration, muses, supporters, etc. of male-created art. The most well-known artists have almost all been male: DaVinci, Picasso, Van Gogh, Rembrandt, Pollock, Warhol, Renoir, Dali— all men, who have become famous for their art, and their depiction of the female form. Unfortunately, these men have failed to portray women in a positive light and have instead objectified women. Objectification

Paul Cézanne had a great influence on other artists in his period and even those who came after his death. One of his work that had the most impact was The Large Bathers. Picasso and Matisse can be considered as artists who were inspired by him. But they also broke free of Cézanne’s work. To see how they did so, let’s examine Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d’Avignon and Matisse’s Bonheur de Vivre compared to Cézanne’s The Large Bathers. Matisse’s work is similar to Cézanne’s. Both artists used bright

Melina Nizam Professor Deery Art 114 26 October 2014 Analysis of Portrait of Sebastian Juner Vidal by Pablo Picasso The Portrait of Sebastian Juner Vida is a painting that was created by the well-known artist Pablo Picasso. Picasso’s style of painting went through many transformations from the blue and rose period to cubism style of artwork, many of Picasso’s paintings showed the emotions Picasso was feeling at the time. The most remarkable paintings that reflected his life depicted during his

His life began on October 25, 1881 and ended on April 8, 1973. Between these two dates lie extraordinary new beginnings interlaced within time. Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain, from which his true talent arises from his creative upbringing. Picasso was not the only painter in his family. His father was a painter, too, which allowed Picasso to explore his abilities as a potential artist at a young age. Picasso was destined to be an artist before he could speak real words because his mother recalls

A portrait of Dora Maar, painted in 1937 by talented artist Pablo Picasso. The portrait of Dora Maar is painted in a cubist style. It concentrates many bright colours including yellows, blues, greens, and oranges towards the face. Yet has many cooler shades of colours such as green, purple, blue and red towards the torso. The piece portrays Dora Maar in an intimate yet mysterious way, as she was the partner of Pablo Picasso and he viewed her in this way. The way Pablo Picasso executed this piece

My artwork is a portrait of Max Colley Jr. It is a head and shoulders portrait that has a light blue background fading to dark blue at the bottom. The blue represents Max’s blue eyes, his band called the “Blue Max”, jazz, the “blues”, and his love for the Detroit Lions. In order to create this portrait, I had to start by making an outline of Max’s face. I then added the skin tones, highlights, and lowlights. This was the longest and hardest process of the entire portrait. Once his skin was done,

Le Modèle is one of the magnificent paintings of interiors Braque created during the late 1930s, which have since become widely renowned as the most complexly conceived and beautifully rendered compositions the artist had done since his cubist period a quarter century earlier. Just as Braque, together with his friend Picasso, were on the eve of the First World War mining the possibilities of high cubism in its newer synthetic phase, so he had again arrived at an especially productive juncture in

Following a close friend’s untimely death in 1901, Spanish painter Pablo Picasso fell into a severe depression and entered into a period known as the “Blue Period”. During his time in Paris, he was far from home, alone, and found himself faced with extreme poverty. His paintings were dominated with overwhelming shades of blue and often depicted images of prostitutes, beggars, and solitary figures. In 1903 Barcelona, Spain, Picasso painted “The Blind Man’s Meal”, which illustrates a single, blue toned

Art case study: Picasso Picasso was a Spanish born, French based sculptor and painter. He spent most of his adult life in France. He is one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. He is best known for co-founding the style of Cubism. He was very wealthy and successful from early in his career because of this. Two of his paintings that are the most famous are the Les Demoiselles d'Avignon in 1907, and Guernica from 1937. Picasso was born in Málaga. He was the first born child of Don José

TIn summary, There are many connections and similarities between Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Vincent Van Gogh in terms of their lives and works such as how their life are influenced by their parents, both gets support and encouragement by a close family member that contribute to their formation as famous professionals, they both encounter many financial issues when they start their career, and how society influences them in terms of getting life’s experience as well as develop their critical thinking