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Francis Bacon and Alberto Giacometti were two artists of the 20th century. They both made fascinating works of art that interested viewers. They both had different fields. Francis Bacon was into painting. Alberto Giacometti was more into sculpture. They both expressed themselves through magnificent art works. They used the power of creativity show the world…

The School of Athens, an intricately composed painting by Raphael, is both captivating and elaborate. Its subjects, architecture, composition, and color utilization contribute to its alluring nature. This artwork is highly ornamental and intricate. Through the use of diverse techniques, Raphael skillfully highlights various elements and immerses the viewer into the painting. The color palette…

Roy Lichtenstein was born in New York City on October 27th, 1923. He described his childhood as quiet and uneventful. His male parent was a Realtor; his female parent was a homemaker. Art was non taught at the school Roy attended, but when he turned fourteen he began taking Saturday forenoon categories at the Parson?…

An ever-changing analysis. A father and daughter another. Farmers using a Casio calculator to calculate their egg-selling profit in one ad. Paul Newman and his daughter Nell in another as seen in the Smithsonian article, “This Side of Parodies”. By now, the painting that made Grant Wood famous may be popping in one’s head. American…

The difference I see between real life and virtual is that in real life you can see the paintings up close in person and somethings guides can give you more information about the painting and the museum alone. In virtual tour is more challenging because you have to do more research on the museum and…

The name of the painting is Christ carrying a cross and is painted using oil paint on canvas. This painting is on display at the Lowe Art Museum. It is also said that it was painted around 1600 – 1605. It was crafted in Spain during the mannerism period in Europe. The Artist at hand…

A comparison and analysis of Goya’s Don Sebastian Martinez y Perez” (1792) and Cezanne’s “Portrait of Ambroise Vollard” (1899). Considered an artistic visionary and major influence on Cubism, Paul Cezanne’s use of color, perspective, and structure greatly inspired 20th-century art. His planar compositions influenced Picasso’s development of Cubism, while other artists such as Matisse admired…

In the late 1400s, Leonardo Da Vinci used his various natural-born talents to shape the world as we know it today. Leonardo Da Vinci was one of the greatest Renaissance men of all time. Leonardo was born April 15, 1452, in Vinci Italy out of unwed parents. (2) His father was a public notary meaning…

All too often, students succumb to the unfortunate throes of expectation and stress that come along with attending a competitive high school. By all means, stress can be a positive, powerful force which may catalyze production, but, once it reaches a certain threshold, it overwhelms people to the point of feeling stuck, useless, and incapable…

Otto Messmer mot known for creating the iconic and loved character “Felix the Cat” in the year 1919. Prior to creating Felix that cat, Messmer studied animation and drawing from a young age. He was born in 1892 in West Hoboken (modern day Union City) New Jersey to a family of German Immigrants. His experience…