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The “Apaquogue, ” was made in 1961 by Adolph Gottlieb, an American, It's oil on canvas and the size is 72 ¼ x 90 ¼ inches. The canvas has three bright faded circles; they are red, pink and tan colored. The colors are neutral and very soothing. Above the circles there are some thick strokes of black paint. This is a very abstract piece, the “Apaquogue,” is located at The Modern Museum of Forth Worth and was acquired in 1984. The address is 3200 Darnell St, Forth Worth, TX 76107. It is closed on holidays

Dallas Museum of Arts is very beautiful and big. It had a number of paintings, architects and other stuffs from all over the world ranging from ancient to modern time. It was established in 1903 by the great architect Edward Larrabee Barnes in the downtown of Dallas. After viewing a lot of paintings in the museum I saw a painting that caught my attention, “Apple Picking at Eragny-sur-Epte”. It is a famous painting by a French artist, Camille Pissarro (1830-1903). Made with oil on canvas, this master

“North Road, Bermuda” by artist Winslow Homer is a two-dimensional watercolor and graphite painting on white wove paper; the paint was applied with transparent washes. Painted in 1900, it is currently located at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It measures 16 x 21 inches or 35 x 53 centimeters, and it is in horizontal format. The number of figures in the painting is minimal because the subject is a beach landscape somewhere on the island of Bermuda. There is

In this formal art analysis will define the composition, color, line, shape, and texture for the renaissance era painting " The Agony in the Garden", which was painted in 1504-1505 by Raphael. Agony in the garden” is a painted representation of the New Testament story of the arrest of Jesus Christ on the Mount of Olives. This painting provides a unique sense of triangulated composition, which places Christ and his apostles in various positions throughout the piece. Christ is placed (in kneeling form)

This art analysis brought a difficult decision to the table. At the Joslyn there are literally hundreds of pieces of art to choose from and I had to pick just one painting to analyze. After some deliberation I chose an American painting called Mountain Scene by Thomas Hill in 1892. When I had originally chosen Mountain Scene, I had not realized the size of the painting. Out of the few pieces I had chosen to focus on Mountain Scene was easily the largest. The dimensions of the painting are 98 ¼ x

The landscape painting depicts the meeting of Henry VIII and Francis I in 1520 at The Field of the Cloth of Gold, known for the array of extravagant materials used to cover the tents and pavilions, namely gold. The painter of the canvas is unknown and it is thought to have been painted circa 1545. The event is considered particularly important in terms of Anglo-French relations, due to the achievement of peace between the two nations which had frequently been in conflict. The purpose of the event

David Cox Form IV- Art History Father Gregory Schweers, O. Cist. 10/26/16 St. Martin of Tours Dividing His Cloak with a Beggar Ambrogio Lorenzetti Middle ages and Early Renaissance St. Martin of Tours Dividing His Cloak with a Beggar by Ambrogio Lorenzetti St. Martin of Tours Dividing His Cloak with a Beggar is a painting that portraits the story of St. Martin, a wealthy soldier, giving a part of his cloak to a cold beggar in the winter. A famous Italian painter, Ambrogio Lorenzetti

The oil painting “Atalanta and Meleager” was painted by Peter Paul Rubens in 1616. The painting depicts a story from Metamorphoses from Ovid and the painting is in the Baroque art style. “Atalanta and Meleager” depicts the story of Meleager gifting a boar’s head to Atalanta. Meleager is depicted as the man on the right looking at the virgin Atalanta, the woman with the boar’s head on her lap. Meleager is the son of King Oneous of Claydon and Althaea. Seven days after his birth, the Fates appeared

Comparison of Works by Adriaen van de Venne and Gabriel de Saint-Aubin I. Introduction II. Thesis III. Background a. Gabriel de Saint-Aubin b. Adriaen van de Venne IIII. Differences and similarities V. Conclusions a.  Introduction The following paper is going to be focused on the work (and comparison of it) of the two, while relatively unknown to the public, but nevertheless fine artists of their time: Gabriel de Saint-Aubin and Adriaen van de Venne, whose paintings “Merry Company in an Arbor” (dated

The oil on canvas “Tears of Joy in the Garden of Giants” by Michael Zancan was created in south west France back in January of 2011. This surreal artist plunges into his fantasies creating mystical worlds filled with vivid hues and outstanding details. A long process awaited this particular piece. During one of his travels, the first draft got misplaced at a metro station for many months. Filled with hope, Zancan continued his research of varying structural forms that 1900’s dome glasshouses used