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The painting present a woman in half body portrait. In the centre , the woman’s who named ‘Mona Lisa’.Mona Lisa known as Mujer de mano de Leonardo Abince (‘Woman by Leonardo da Vinci’s hand’) . She is standing in the centre of the painting and the location of Mona Lisa falls at the foreground. Her age approximately 24 years…

Throughout history, Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Picasso have been revered as exceptional artists. However, it is Rembrandt van Rijn who surpasses them all with his unparalleled technical prowess in painting and etching, exemplifying the artistic mastery of the 17th century. Rembrandt’s extensive body of work encompasses various genres, including a multitude of portraits. Among…

            Postmodernism, as a school of thought, influenced the very many ways in and through which we view the world, life and even reality. Such influence manifests itself in diverse areas of human interests, even the sciences. The most prominent influence of postmodern thought though may be seen in the area of art. To a…

Description In this image, there are thirteen figures, which represent Jesus Christ and his twelve apostles during the Last Supper.  Other than the figures, there is also a long, white table with plates and what looks like bread.  Below the table, four chairs and feet could be seen. The figures are mostly bearded, long-haired and…

Art is in various media from posters to public wall of which we call “graffiti”. Art is abstract as the use of colors shapes and the surface used adds a new dimension. Art portrays various ideas, feelings such as triumph, love, happiness, sorrow and boredom in loss to mention a few. Art is beauty and…

The two renowned artists Leonardo Da Vinci (1452-1519) and Pierre Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) are both good role models for the progressing art society but when comparing these two gifted men it is evident that their artworks both relinquish a different message to the viewers and are portrayed using different art techniques and equipment. Leonardo, born…

New Realism and Pop Art movements: Comparing the Works of Daniel Spoerri and Andy Warhol The study of the rise of the art movements may be used to understanding the impact of mass consumerism and mass communications in our society, particularly in relating their impact to the growth of art.  To help decipher some of…

Following the destructive Black Death, which decimated one-third of Europe’s population by the end of the 14th century, a significant societal shift was underway. The Last Supper took place during this period as society sought transformation. From Florence, Italy, new ideas and beliefs about the purpose of life gradually began to spread. During the Renaissance,…

Leonardo da Vinci was not only the greatest artist of his time, but may be considered also the best symbol of its scientific aspirations. No other man ever combined the artistic and scientific ideals as intimately as did Leonardo. Besides, Leonardo was not a humanist, but a craftsman. The rare excellence of his accomplishments was…

Where is Warhol himself in his apparently affectless, neutral pictures and films?             Figurative art regarded the body as commercialised – something chopped up and sold for parts.  Abstraction claimed to reflect the artist’s inner state, but it has been much criticised for lacking an essential human quality: the reality of human relations, which are…