Pitsa panels

The art work that I picked is a still life of the Chinese Porcelain Jar. The painter of the art piece is Willem Kalf. The era that it is focused on is the Dutch Golden era. He was born in 1619 and died in 1693. In this art work he painted a Chinese Porcelain bowl, he painted a table cloth, a variety of fruits, silver and gold vessels. In other paintings he would use other foods like vegetables, be would also use cooking supplies, like pots and pans. For his still life paintings he would often use

When I first walked into the museum, the art piece South Wind in Oklahoma by Marilyn Hillery was the first to catch my attention. I tried to look at the other paintings, but I keep going back to this one. The colors and the way the painting is done is so intriguing. It does not look like a sketch was done and just painted on the fly. The repeated strokes are what gives the whole painting a unique look and sense of calm and action. Although it seems painting rooms has been overdone, this one stands

This essay will formally analyze The Money Changers (ca. 1540) by Marinus van Reymerswaele. It is a portrait painting that depicts two men counting money in a room. The painting is created using oil on panel. This work is just over 4ft tall and 3ft wide; the actual dimensions are 49 3/4 x 38 1/8 inches. The frame in which the this work is displayed in what looks to be wood painted a dull gold and black. the frame is not completely flat, it has some dimension, and I would estimate the sides of the

The painting “Scene in the Northwest: Portrait of John Henry Lefroy” was painted circa 1846，by Paul Kane who was an Irish born Canadian painter. The size of the painting is 20.0 in × 31.0 in and the medium is oil on canvas. This painting now is displayed in Thomson Collection of Canadian Art in the Art Gallery of Ontario. The main subject of the painting is to describe John Henry Lefroy on his expedition in Canada in winter. There are three people and two dogs in the painting: John Lefroy, the main

Brandon Johnson Introduction to Art 1010 King Museum Paper Lamentations over the Death of the First-Born of Egypt, 1877 by Charles Sprague Pearce `  The chosen artwork is Lamentations over the Death of the First-Born of Egypt, 1877 by Charles Sprague Pearce. The medium used is oil on canvas and the dimensions are 51.5 × 38.5 in (130.8 × 97.8 cm). In the painting is the brushwork is light in some places and darker in others; however it does not from the subject matter. It is a medium-large sized

The work of art, I choose to research is “The Builders” by Jacob Lawrence which was created in 1947. The medium of the artwork is tempera on a board. The dimension of the tempera is 20 x 24 inches (50.8 x 61 cm). Jacob Lawrence mom wanted him to become a postman, but when he was 17 years old he drops out of high school to start his artistic career. Jacob Lawrence created compelling African American stories with bold colors combining social realism and modern abstraction and with this he achieved

I would say my justifications are leading and concerning on being mindful. I would describe mindfulness, as a way of life that is peacefully perceptive, deprived of the stimulus of cravings or viewpoints. That is how I behave in the studio. I dominate my rational brain with technical focuses so that it stays occupied. As I am engaged with technique a fragment of myself is allowed to observe unrestricted by my thought process. It is that openness that truly enlightens my work. My new body of work

would suggest, the job of these devices is to ‘announce’ or relay a message to the user. An annunciator panel is a group or array of warning lights that are used as an indicator of the status of the system or equipment under use in a building, industrial or aircraft installation. These panels are essential in relaying any emergency issues that might need immediate attention. Usually, annunciator panels include coloured lights with an audible signal to announce an emergency or the progress of the device

Pollock’s Technique The technique that Jackson Pollock adopted was referred to by many as ‘drip’ painting. This technique can be seen in his works of art from 1937 and on. The way in which Pollock created his ‘drip’ paintings would be by taking ordinary house paint and either pouring, drizzling, or flicking it across a canvas. To many critics and other artists, his technique appeared odd, especially since he was known for not using any ordinary artist’s tools. He removed himself from the confines

This paper can analyze the context within which the work of art, "Death on the Pale Horse" was created. The discussion also will determine the medium that the creator selected still as highlight a number of the additional fascinating aspects of this Benjamin West painting. Two copies of the painting, each of that are exhibited and reproduced as authentic works by Benjamin West, square measure within the urban center deposit of Art. However, in articles written by a former director for that deposit