William Merritt Chase

always serve some sort of clandestine purpose. Artists who supported the Aesthetic Movement also denied any moral values that people gave to art. The painting that I chose that best fits the ideals of aestheticism is In the Studio, 1880 by William Merritt Chase. During the 19th century industrialization rapidly began to change American culture bringing on consumerism and capitalism, which focused

always serve some sort of clandestine purpose. Artists who supported the Aesthetic Movement also denied any moral values that people gave to art. The painting that I chose that best fits the ideals of aestheticism is In the Studio, 1880 by William Merritt Chase. During the 19th century industrialization rapidly began to change American culture bringing on consumerism and capitalism, which focused on the

from a local watercolor artist, Sara Mann. O'Keeffe graduated high school in 1905 and studied at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago from 1905-1906, she then attended the Art Students League in New York City where she studied under William Merritt Chase. She won one of the League's contests with her oil painting Dead Rabbitt with Copper Pot and received a scholarship to the League's outdoor summer school in Lake George, New York. Frustrated at the way her art training

have their own techniques in which they use to convey the messages in their work. The piece “In the Studio” c by William Merritt Chase 1889-1916, he connects with his viewers through expression of lines, space and depth, light and color, texture and design. This painting was also donated by Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation, ARCA Forsyth 1967 2.4. Viewing the painting, I found that William uses a variety of lines. I found a good amount of thick and thin contoured line in the body and the clothing of

Mexico. Her spouse’s name was Alfred Stieglitz (m. 1924-1946). At a young age, Georgia started painting and doing art work. She went to study at the Institute of Chicago in the early 1900s, she later studied with some other artists such as William Merritt Chase as a member of the Art Student League. Georgia O’keeffe’s mother’s name was Ida O’keeffe, her father’s name was Francis O’keeffe. Her sisters were Claudia O’keeffe, Anita O’keeffe, Ida O’keeffe, and Catherine O’keeffe. Her brothers were Francis

The painting I am currently doing is called Long Island Sunset by Georgia O'Keeffe. I picked this painting because It was very eye appealing. I also picked this because I think it matches my skill level in art. This was a very eye appealing to me so I stopped looked who painted it and I really liked it. This was Inspired by her surroundings, which ranged from New York City to the New Mexico hills. This painting was made in the early 1900s when she was middle aged and I really like it a lot. Georgia

1887, the second of seven children, Georgia Totto O’Keeffe grew up on a farm near Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. She studied at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1905-1906 and the Art Students League in New York in 1907-1908. Under the direction of William Merritt Chase, F. Luis Mora, and Kenyon Cox she learned the techniques of traditional realist painting. The direction of her artistic practice shifted dramatically in 1912 when she studied the revolutionary ideas of Arthur Wesley Dow. She experimented her

Taylor Rebmann Chris Brennan Art 131 December 5th, 2016 Georgia O'Keefe Georgia O'Keeffe is an American artist, who lived during American Modernism (“Georgia O’Keeffe”). She inspired many artists throughout her time and even after. She liked to use landscapes and architecture as subject matter (“Georgia O;Keeffe”). The historical context is significant during the time. Her style and type of artwork are very specific to who she was as an artist and a person because she loved the outdoors and

Introduction Welcome to the Cornell Fine Arts Museum. Has anyone visited here before? Great! Well let me tell you a little bit about the museum. This is a teaching museum, which means our mission is to educate the community. We give tours from k-12 and adults. We have free admission for all, so you are always welcome to come back! We currently have 5,000 objects. We are the only museum in central Florida to hold antiquities and American art. For this exhibition, we have selected

“Nighthawks” by Edward Hopper is one of my all-time favorite paintings and has been a painting I have enjoyed researching throughout my life because of how much I resonate with this work of art. This is an astonishing painting, not only in the sense of it being a piece of beautiful art and art history but because this is a piece that is so significant and loved by so many people around the world. I would say that even if you have not ever seen the original painting, you have probably seen it reproduced