Cubism Prior to the 20th century, art was regarded as imitation of nature. Paintings and portraits are made as realistic and stereoscopically as possible so that they can be seen through the window. Artists draw with a gorgeous brutal style. French Impressionist, Paul Cezanne is still alive and in Africa sculptures that artists are exploring new ways of expressing and expressing their views are increasingly popular in Western Europe. In 1907, Pablo Picasso produced a painting called Les Dsosoilles d'Avignon, whose body consists of African masks instead of geometric shapes and faces. Historians divide the history of Cubism into several stages. In one scenario, the first phase of Cubism called Analytical Cubism, a posterior coin created by Juan Gris, is a radical but very important art movement between 1910 and 1912, both radicals It was. There is an influence. The second stage, the integration of Cubism until about 1919, was still important when the surrealism movement gained popularity. British art historian Douglas Cooper proposed another alternative. I am explaining three stages of Cubism in his book "Age of Cubism". According to Mr. Cooper, when this movement was first developed in Picasso and Brush's studio, there was "Early Cubism" (1906 - 1908). The second stage is called "High Cubism" (from 1909 to 1914), during which Huanglris became an important indicator (after 1911); Finally, Cooper will be "slow Cubism" (1914- 1921) called the last stage of Cubism as a radical avant-garde movement Cubism is an art movement in the early 20th century, bringing European paintings and sculptures from history to contemporary art of the 20th century. Various forms of Cubism stimulated the relationship movement in literature and architecture. Cubism is considered one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. This word is used to create various works of art in Paris (Montmartre, Montparnasse, Pito) from the 1910s to the 1920s. The campaign was launched by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque in which Jean Metzinger, Albert Gleizes, Robert Delaunay, Henri Le Fauconnier, Fernand Léger participated. One of the main influences leading to Cubism is the three-dimensional form of Paul Cezanne's late works. Many people think that the art of the 20th century is revolutionary, and Cubism is the result of this. Cubism is an innovative movement that has had a great influence on the art that was later created. As a pioneer of Cubism, Pablo Picasso was criticized and his research raised controversy. Cubism includes the use of geometric shapes that can be seen from one of Picasso's works, Les Demoiselles d'Avignon. At that time, the social situation of Picasso was greatly affected, prostitution, illness, instability was a social defect. That is why he chose to draw a woman with distorted character. Some of them use African-style masks.

Cubism Prior to the 20th century, art was regarded as imitation of nature. Paintings and portraits are made as realistic and stereoscopically as possible so that they can be seen through the window. Artists draw with a gorgeous brutal style. French Impressionist, Paul Cezanne is still alive and in Africa sculptures that artists are exploring new ways of expressing and expressing their views are increasingly popular in Western Europe. In 1907, Pablo Picasso produced a painting called Les Dsosoilles d'Avignon, whose body consists of African masks instead of geometric shapes and faces. Historians divide the history of Cubism into several stages. In one scenario, the first phase of Cubism called Analytical Cubism, a posterior coin created by Juan Gris, is a radical but very important art movement between 1910 and 1912, both radicals It was. There is an influence. The second stage, the integration of Cubism until about 1919, was still important when the surrealism movement gained popularity. British art historian Douglas Cooper proposed another alternative. I am explaining three stages of Cubism in his book "Age of Cubism". According to Mr. Cooper, when this movement was first developed in Picasso and Brush's studio, there was "Early Cubism" (1906 - 1908). The second stage is called "High Cubism" (from 1909 to 1914), during which Huanglris became an important indicator (after 1911); Finally, Cooper will be "slow Cubism" (1914- 1921) called the last stage of Cubism as a radical avant-garde movement Cubism is an art movement in the early 20th century, bringing European paintings and sculptures from history to contemporary art of the 20th century. Various forms of Cubism stimulated the relationship movement in literature and architecture. Cubism is considered one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. This word is used to create various works of art in Paris (Montmartre, Montparnasse, Pito) from the 1910s to the 1920s. The campaign was launched by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque in which Jean Metzinger, Albert Gleizes, Robert Delaunay, Henri Le Fauconnier, Fernand Léger participated. One of the main influences leading to Cubism is the three-dimensional form of Paul Cezanne's late works. Many people think that the art of the 20th century is revolutionary, and Cubism is the result of this. Cubism is an innovative movement that has had a great influence on the art that was later created. As a pioneer of Cubism, Pablo Picasso was criticized and his research raised controversy. Cubism includes the use of geometric shapes that can be seen from one of Picasso's works, Les Demoiselles d'Avignon. At that time, the social situation of Picasso was greatly affected, prostitution, illness, instability was a social defect. That is why he chose to draw a woman with distorted character. Some of them use African-style masks.

In 1907, Cubism was an artistic movement created by Pablo Picasso and Georges Brache, and they challenged traditional art by rejecting a single point of view in paintings. Their achievements are based on the first stage of Picasso, he called it the analysis of Cubism and then proceeded to the second stage - synthetic cubism. The studio of Picasso and Braque has created various forms of cubism, changing the world of art. This art movement forms a new way of expressing the world from the viewpoint of various art movements. Historians divide the history of Cubism into several stages. In one scenario, the first phase of Cubism called Analytical Cubism, a posterior coin created by Juan Gris, is a radical but very important art movement between 1910 and 1912, both radicals It was. There is an influence. The second stage, the integration of Cubism until about 1919, was still important when the surrealism movement gained popularity. British art historian Douglas Cooper proposed another alternative. I am explaining three stages of Cubism in his book "Age of Cubism". According to Mr. Cooper, when this movement was first developed in Picasso and Brush's studio, there was "Early Cubism" (1906 - 1908). The second stage is called "High Cubism" (from 1909 to 1914), during which Huanglris became an important indicator (after 1911); Finally, Cooper will be "slow Cubism" (1914- 1921) called the last stage of Cubism as a radical avant-garde movement Cubism is an art movement in the early 20th century, bringing European paintings and sculptures from history to contemporary art of the 20th century. Various forms of Cubism stimulated the relationship movement in literature and architecture. Cubism is considered one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. This word is used to create various works of art in Paris (Montmartre, Montparnasse, Pito) from the 1910s to the 1920s. The campaign was launched by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque in which Jean Metzinger, Albert Gleizes, Robert Delaunay, Henri Le Fauconnier, Fernand Léger participated. One of the main influences leading to Cubism is the three-dimensional form of Paul Cezanne's late works.

In 1907, Cubism was an artistic movement created by Pablo Picasso and Georges Brache, and they challenged traditional art by rejecting a single point of view in paintings. Their achievements are based on the first stage of Picasso, he called it the analysis of Cubism and then proceeded to the second stage - synthetic cubism. The studio of Picasso and Braque has created various forms of cubism, changing the world of art. This art movement forms a new way of expressing the world from the viewpoint of various art movements. Historians divide the history of Cubism into several stages. In one scenario, the first phase of Cubism called Analytical Cubism, a posterior coin created by Juan Gris, is a radical but very important art movement between 1910 and 1912, both radicals It was. There is an influence. The second stage, the integration of Cubism until about 1919, was still important when the surrealism movement gained popularity. British art historian Douglas Cooper proposed another alternative. I am explaining three stages of Cubism in his book "Age of Cubism". According to Mr. Cooper, when this movement was first developed in Picasso and Brush's studio, there was "Early Cubism" (1906 - 1908). The second stage is called "High Cubism" (from 1909 to 1914), during which Huanglris became an important indicator (after 1911); Finally, Cooper will be "slow Cubism" (1914- 1921) called the last stage of Cubism as a radical avant-garde movement Cubism is an art movement in the early 20th century, bringing European paintings and sculptures from history to contemporary art of the 20th century. Various forms of Cubism stimulated the relationship movement in literature and architecture. Cubism is considered one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. This word is used to create various works of art in Paris (Montmartre, Montparnasse, Pito) from the 1910s to the 1920s. The campaign was launched by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque in which Jean Metzinger, Albert Gleizes, Robert Delaunay, Henri Le Fauconnier, Fernand Léger participated. One of the main influences leading to Cubism is the three-dimensional form of Paul Cezanne's late works.

Cubism is the art age after Fauvism of the arts era. Cubism is one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. It was started in 1907 by Cezanne by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. The main artists of the Cubism era are Pablo Picasso, Georges Black, Paul Cezanne, Jean Metzinger, Fernand Leger, Juan Gri, Marcel Duchamp, Robert Delaunay, Albert Grise, and Mathis. These artists have contributed to the Cubist art movement in their own way. Historians divide the history of Cubism into several stages. In one scenario, the first phase of Cubism called Analytical Cubism, a posterior coin created by Juan Gris, is a radical but very important art movement between 1910 and 1912, both radicals It was. There is an influence. The second stage, the integration of Cubism until about 1919, was still important when the surrealism movement gained popularity. British art historian Douglas Cooper proposed another alternative. I am explaining three stages of Cubism in his book "Age of Cubism". According to Mr. Cooper, when this movement was first developed in Picasso and Brush's studio, there was "Early Cubism" (1906 - 1908). The second stage is called "High Cubism" (from 1909 to 1914), during which Huanglris became an important indicator (after 1911); Finally, Cooper will be "slow Cubism" (1914- 1921) called the last stage of Cubism as a radical avant-garde movement Cubism is an art movement in the early 20th century, bringing European paintings and sculptures from history to contemporary art of the 20th century. Various forms of Cubism stimulated the relationship movement in literature and architecture. Cubism is considered one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. This word is used to create various works of art in Paris (Montmartre, Montparnasse, Pito) from the 1910s to the 1920s. The campaign was launched by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque in which Jean Metzinger, Albert Gleizes, Robert Delaunay, Henri Le Fauconnier, Fernand Léger participated. One of the main influences leading to Cubism is the three-dimensional form of Paul Cezanne's late works.

Cubism is the art age after Fauvism of the arts era. Cubism is one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. It was started in 1907 by Cezanne by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. The main artists of the Cubism era are Pablo Picasso, Georges Black, Paul Cezanne, Jean Metzinger, Fernand Leger, Juan Gri, Marcel Duchamp, Robert Delaunay, Albert Grise, and Mathis. These artists have contributed to the Cubist art movement in their own way. Historians divide the history of Cubism into several stages. In one scenario, the first phase of Cubism called Analytical Cubism, a posterior coin created by Juan Gris, is a radical but very important art movement between 1910 and 1912, both radicals It was. There is an influence. The second stage, the integration of Cubism until about 1919, was still important when the surrealism movement gained popularity. British art historian Douglas Cooper proposed another alternative. I am explaining three stages of Cubism in his book "Age of Cubism". According to Mr. Cooper, when this movement was first developed in Picasso and Brush's studio, there was "Early Cubism" (1906 - 1908). The second stage is called "High Cubism" (from 1909 to 1914), during which Huanglris became an important indicator (after 1911); Finally, Cooper will be "slow Cubism" (1914- 1921) called the last stage of Cubism as a radical avant-garde movement Cubism is an art movement in the early 20th century, bringing European paintings and sculptures from history to contemporary art of the 20th century. Various forms of Cubism stimulated the relationship movement in literature and architecture. Cubism is considered one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. This word is used to create various works of art in Paris (Montmartre, Montparnasse, Pito) from the 1910s to the 1920s. The campaign was launched by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque in which Jean Metzinger, Albert Gleizes, Robert Delaunay, Henri Le Fauconnier, Fernand Léger participated. One of the main influences leading to Cubism is the three-dimensional form of Paul Cezanne's late works.

Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is probably the most famous artist in the 20th century. In his artistic career, he tried several different materials and created numerous works including sculpture, printmaking, and pottery. Today, Picasso is known as one of the pioneers of the Cubism art movement. Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on 25th October 1881, was born in Jose Ruiz and Maria Picasso. Picasso did not use his father's generic name and instead used his mother's more unique surname as his surname. Historians divide the history of Cubism into several stages. In one scenario, the first phase of Cubism called Analytical Cubism, a posterior coin created by Juan Gris, is a radical but very important art movement between 1910 and 1912, both radicals It was. There is an influence. The second stage, the integration of Cubism until about 1919, was still important when the surrealism movement gained popularity. British art historian Douglas Cooper proposed another alternative. I am explaining three stages of Cubism in his book "Age of Cubism". According to Mr. Cooper, when this movement was first developed in Picasso and Brush's studio, there was "Early Cubism" (1906 - 1908). The second stage is called "High Cubism" (from 1909 to 1914), during which Huanglris became an important indicator (after 1911); Finally, Cooper will be "slow Cubism" (1914- 1921) called the last stage of Cubism as a radical avant-garde movement Cubism is an art movement in the early 20th century, bringing European paintings and sculptures from history to contemporary art of the 20th century. Various forms of Cubism stimulated the relationship movement in literature and architecture. Cubism is considered one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. This word is used to create various works of art in Paris (Montmartre, Montparnasse, Pito) from the 1910s to the 1920s. The campaign was launched by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque in which Jean Metzinger, Albert Gleizes, Robert Delaunay, Henri Le Fauconnier, Fernand Léger participated. One of the main influences leading to Cubism is the three-dimensional form of Paul Cezanne's late works.

Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is probably the most famous artist in the 20th century. In his artistic career, he tried several different materials and created numerous works including sculpture, printmaking, and pottery. Today, Picasso is known as one of the pioneers of the Cubism art movement. Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on 25th October 1881, was born in Jose Ruiz and Maria Picasso. Picasso did not use his father's generic name and instead used his mother's more unique surname as his surname. Historians divide the history of Cubism into several stages. In one scenario, the first phase of Cubism called Analytical Cubism, a posterior coin created by Juan Gris, is a radical but very important art movement between 1910 and 1912, both radicals It was. There is an influence. The second stage, the integration of Cubism until about 1919, was still important when the surrealism movement gained popularity. British art historian Douglas Cooper proposed another alternative. I am explaining three stages of Cubism in his book "Age of Cubism". According to Mr. Cooper, when this movement was first developed in Picasso and Brush's studio, there was "Early Cubism" (1906 - 1908). The second stage is called "High Cubism" (from 1909 to 1914), during which Huanglris became an important indicator (after 1911); Finally, Cooper will be "slow Cubism" (1914- 1921) called the last stage of Cubism as a radical avant-garde movement Cubism is an art movement in the early 20th century, bringing European paintings and sculptures from history to contemporary art of the 20th century. Various forms of Cubism stimulated the relationship movement in literature and architecture. Cubism is considered one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. This word is used to create various works of art in Paris (Montmartre, Montparnasse, Pito) from the 1910s to the 1920s. The campaign was launched by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque in which Jean Metzinger, Albert Gleizes, Robert Delaunay, Henri Le Fauconnier, Fernand Léger participated. One of the main influences leading to Cubism is the three-dimensional form of Paul Cezanne's late works.

What is Cubism? Cubism is an art movement that was born in the 20th century. It completely changed the way of painting and sculpture in Europe. Not only this, there are other encouraged music and literary movements. This is an art movement trying to compete with 400 years of traditional painting art. Cubism's historical Cubism is not only revolutionary but also one of the most influential artistic styles of the 20th century. Since most people think that Paul Cezzane has an artistic style concept similar to Picaso, there is controversy about style creators. Historians divide the history of Cubism into several stages. In one scenario, the first phase of Cubism called Analytical Cubism, a posterior coin created by Juan Gris, is a radical but very important art movement between 1910 and 1912, both radicals It was. There is an influence. The second stage, the integration of Cubism until about 1919, was still important when the surrealism movement gained popularity. British art historian Douglas Cooper proposed another alternative. I am explaining three stages of Cubism in his book "Age of Cubism". According to Mr. Cooper, when this movement was first developed in Picasso and Brush's studio, there was "Early Cubism" (1906 - 1908). The second stage is called "High Cubism" (from 1909 to 1914), during which Huanglris became an important indicator (after 1911); Finally, Cooper will be "slow Cubism" (1914- 1921) called the last stage of Cubism as a radical avant-garde movement What is Cubism? Cubism is an art movement that was born in the 20th century. It completely changed the way of painting and sculpture in Europe. Not only this, there are other encouraged music and literary movements. This is an art movement trying to compete with 400 years of traditional painting art. Cubism's historical Cubism is not only revolutionary but also one of the most influential artistic styles of the 20th century. - Pyrasquez's Underwater Cellar, Picasso Acrobat's Monkey Family, Wood's American Gothic and Goyez's May 3 Velasquez Water Seller Pyramid Structure, Picasso's Acrobat Family is Monkey, Wood's American Gothic, Goyez 3rd May It reflects the components of society

What is Cubism? Cubism is an art movement that was born in the 20th century. It completely changed the way of painting and sculpture in Europe. Not only this, there are other encouraged music and literary movements. This is an art movement trying to compete with 400 years of traditional painting art. Cubism's historical Cubism is not only revolutionary but also one of the most influential artistic styles of the 20th century. Since most people think that Paul Cezzane has an artistic style concept similar to Picaso, there is controversy about style creators. Historians divide the history of Cubism into several stages. In one scenario, the first phase of Cubism called Analytical Cubism, a posterior coin created by Juan Gris, is a radical but very important art movement between 1910 and 1912, both radicals It was. There is an influence. The second stage, the integration of Cubism until about 1919, was still important when the surrealism movement gained popularity. British art historian Douglas Cooper proposed another alternative. I am explaining three stages of Cubism in his book "Age of Cubism". According to Mr. Cooper, when this movement was first developed in Picasso and Brush's studio, there was "Early Cubism" (1906 - 1908). The second stage is called "High Cubism" (from 1909 to 1914), during which Huanglris became an important indicator (after 1911); Finally, Cooper will be "slow Cubism" (1914- 1921) called the last stage of Cubism as a radical avant-garde movement What is Cubism? Cubism is an art movement that was born in the 20th century. It completely changed the way of painting and sculpture in Europe. Not only this, there are other encouraged music and literary movements. This is an art movement trying to compete with 400 years of traditional painting art. Cubism's historical Cubism is not only revolutionary but also one of the most influential artistic styles of the 20th century. - Pyrasquez's Underwater Cellar, Picasso Acrobat's Monkey Family, Wood's American Gothic and Goyez's May 3 Velasquez Water Seller Pyramid Structure, Picasso's Acrobat Family is Monkey, Wood's American Gothic, Goyez 3rd May It reflects the components of society

Picasso and George Blake were in charge of invention of Cubism. Cubism is one of the most thorough restructuring of the meaning of art work. Cubism is a term derived from geometric schemes and cube reference. Cubism is considered the first and most influential among all sports in the art of the 20th century. Prior to Picasso 's painting of Cubism, some of his work showed primitive strength and violence when reading non - Western art consistent with European primitiveism. In 1923, Picasso talked to American critic Marius DESYS about Cubism. The discussion was translated (with his approval) and published in the industry as "Picasso's speech". Picasso is really talking about Cubism, and he is not in the level of "research" in the picture. This is part of it. We all know that art is not true. Art is a truth to us, at least a lie that makes us realize the truth we understand. Artists need to know how to persuade others to tell lies. If he merely shows to his work that he searched and re-searched to give up the way of lies, he would not do anything. All art is art, and should not be dismissed. In "Statement to Marius DESYUS in 1923", Picasso argued that art must convince people about their authenticity. Picasso defended the art of Cubism in his article. As Cubism resembles many other types of art, most people do not understand it. But Cubism is the same as the art that some people like to understand - it shares the same principles and elements with all other / all types of art. Picasso cited an example of reading a book in English to the reader and explained his argument. He said that reading books has no meaning, but that does not mean there is no English. He stated that he should not be held responsible for what he does not understand what he does not understand. Picasso thinks that art should not be said that it is not just art as it does not understand it.

Picasso and George Blake were in charge of invention of Cubism. Cubism is one of the most thorough restructuring of the meaning of art work. Cubism is a term derived from geometric schemes and cube reference. Cubism is considered the first and most influential among all sports in the art of the 20th century. Prior to Picasso 's painting of Cubism, some of his work showed primitive strength and violence when reading non - Western art consistent with European primitiveism. In 1923, Picasso talked to American critic Marius DESYS about Cubism. The discussion was translated (with his approval) and published in the industry as "Picasso's speech". Picasso is really talking about Cubism, and he is not in the level of "research" in the picture. This is part of it. We all know that art is not true. Art is a truth to us, at least a lie that makes us realize the truth we understand. Artists need to know how to persuade others to tell lies. If he merely shows to his work that he searched and re-searched to give up the way of lies, he would not do anything. All art is art, and should not be dismissed. In "Statement to Marius DESYUS in 1923", Picasso argued that art must convince people about their authenticity. Picasso defended the art of Cubism in his article. As Cubism resembles many other types of art, most people do not understand it. But Cubism is the same as the art that some people like to understand - it shares the same principles and elements with all other / all types of art. Picasso cited an example of reading a book in English to the reader and explained his argument. He said that reading books has no meaning, but that does not mean there is no English. He stated that he should not be held responsible for what he does not understand what he does not understand. Picasso thinks that art should not be said that it is not just art as it does not understand it.

According to the Webster dictionary, Impressionists and Cubism are human skills expressing other objects through painting, painting and sculpture. People have used art as an expression for a long time. From the time of Mesopotamia to the classical Greeks and now. Art is expressed in various ways and styles and it is rapidly changing. Impressionists and Cubism are separated from traditional painting styles. They are all looking for new ways to express their daily lives. As everyone knows, Cubism and Impressionism were different from past art. Neither style complies with the traditional style. I want a way to express everything new and to see the world. Impressionists and Cubism create new paintings reflecting new perspectives and modern way of living. Painting is no longer an attractive life; Impressionist painting landscape Urban landscape, natural scenery. Impressionists are not simply departures from traditional methods, it changes the nature of people's perception of the art. Cuevist paints objects and characters from various perspectives. Cubism is one of the most influential and revolutionary moves in the art world. That changed the art as the single view seen now is seen as every aspect of the whole theme and can be seen in one dimension. Cubism and Impressionism play an important role in the development of contemporary art. The nineteenth and twentieth centuries indicate the beginning and the end of modernism. Personality replaced the academic art, contemporary art replaced traditional art, and four major art movements were born: impressionist, post impressionist, cubism, surrealism and abstract expressionism. Every movement comes from a great artist who defines each principle in their own style. Impressionists began in 1870 and included artists such as Monet, Renoir, Pizarro, Degas and Casato. The Impressionist painter attempts to capture emotions by focusing on a momentary visual impression. They are playing under the influence of the sun and shadows, and the direct and reflected light they observe. In order to reproduce the visual impression of the moment seen by the naked eye, they abandoned the use of gray and black in the shadow, but used complementary colors. After the radical development of Impressionists and post-Impressionists in the second half of the 19th century, the first half of the 20th century saw experiments of more revolutionary Cubism, Dadaism and Surrealist in France, and it has great influence on them Let's see. The West is ultimately the world, art. After the Second World War, French artists sought trends such as takismism, fluxos, neo-realism and the advantage of France in the field of visual art was hidden by the development of other places (especially the United States) .

According to the Webster dictionary, Impressionists and Cubism are human skills expressing other objects through painting, painting and sculpture. People have used art as an expression for a long time. From the time of Mesopotamia to the classical Greeks and now. Art is expressed in various ways and styles and it is rapidly changing. Impressionists and Cubism are separated from traditional painting styles. They are all looking for new ways to express their daily lives. As everyone knows, Cubism and Impressionism were different from past art. Neither style complies with the traditional style. I want a way to express everything new and to see the world. Impressionists and Cubism create new paintings reflecting new perspectives and modern way of living. Painting is no longer an attractive life; Impressionist painting landscape Urban landscape, natural scenery. Impressionists are not simply departures from traditional methods, it changes the nature of people's perception of the art. Cuevist paints objects and characters from various perspectives. Cubism is one of the most influential and revolutionary moves in the art world. That changed the art as the single view seen now is seen as every aspect of the whole theme and can be seen in one dimension. Cubism and Impressionism play an important role in the development of contemporary art. The nineteenth and twentieth centuries indicate the beginning and the end of modernism. Personality replaced the academic art, contemporary art replaced traditional art, and four major art movements were born: impressionist, post impressionist, cubism, surrealism and abstract expressionism. Every movement comes from a great artist who defines each principle in their own style. Impressionists began in 1870 and included artists such as Monet, Renoir, Pizarro, Degas and Casato. The Impressionist painter attempts to capture emotions by focusing on a momentary visual impression. They are playing under the influence of the sun and shadows, and the direct and reflected light they observe. In order to reproduce the visual impression of the moment seen by the naked eye, they abandoned the use of gray and black in the shadow, but used complementary colors. After the radical development of Impressionists and post-Impressionists in the second half of the 19th century, the first half of the 20th century saw experiments of more revolutionary Cubism, Dadaism and Surrealist in France, and it has great influence on them Let's see. The West is ultimately the world, art. After the Second World War, French artists sought trends such as takismism, fluxos, neo-realism and the advantage of France in the field of visual art was hidden by the development of other places (especially the United States) .

Cubist painters gave up the work of artists and drew only what society wanted to see as art. The cubist painter does not paint for traditional artist evaluators, but combines shapes and movements from various angles to create a completely innovative artistic perspective. Like a fine artist, the 20th century modernist writer Gertrude Stein needs to write society to imitate English speech just as art is needed to simulate the vision of everyday situations I rejected society's expectation of being. It is the same as still image. Please experience. The influence of Cubism also affects other art sectors, exterior paintings and sculptures. In literature, Gertrude's work uses iterative phrases and repeating phrases as a component of both repeating phrases and repeating phrases. Most of Stein's important work uses this technique, including the novel "Making of the Americans" (1906-08). Not only the first important supporter of Cubism, but also Gerdorstein and her brother Leo have important influences on Cubism. Picasso had a great influence on Stein's sentences. Styles and form experiments soon joined the theme's new freedom. In 1909, Parisian expatriate Gertrude Stein (1874-1946) published an innovative novel Three Lives familiar with cubism, jazz and other contemporary art and music movements. Degree of Impact Stein marked a group of American literary celebrities who lived in the "confused generation" of Paris in the 1920s and 1930s. The poet Ezra Pound (1885-1972) was born in Idaho, but most of his adult life was spent in Europe. His work is complex and sometimes vague, and he has repeatedly mentioned other art forms and extensive literature on the West and the East. He influenced many other poets, especially T. S. Eliot (1888-1965), other foreigners. Ellio is a close-up of some preliminary brain poetry, consisting of a densely symbolic structure. In 'wasteland', he reflects through a ghostly image dotting the sacred vision of the society after World War II.

Cubist painters gave up the work of artists and drew only what society wanted to see as art. The cubist painter does not paint for traditional artist evaluators, but combines shapes and movements from various angles to create a completely innovative artistic perspective. Like a fine artist, the 20th century modernist writer Gertrude Stein needs to write society to imitate English speech just as art is needed to simulate the vision of everyday situations I rejected society's expectation of being. It is the same as still image. Please experience. The influence of Cubism also affects other art sectors, exterior paintings and sculptures. In literature, Gertrude's work uses iterative phrases and repeating phrases as a component of both repeating phrases and repeating phrases. Most of Stein's important work uses this technique, including the novel "Making of the Americans" (1906-08). Not only the first important supporter of Cubism, but also Gerdorstein and her brother Leo have important influences on Cubism. Picasso had a great influence on Stein's sentences. Styles and form experiments soon joined the theme's new freedom. In 1909, Parisian expatriate Gertrude Stein (1874-1946) published an innovative novel Three Lives familiar with cubism, jazz and other contemporary art and music movements. Degree of Impact Stein marked a group of American literary celebrities who lived in the "confused generation" of Paris in the 1920s and 1930s. The poet Ezra Pound (1885-1972) was born in Idaho, but most of his adult life was spent in Europe. His work is complex and sometimes vague, and he has repeatedly mentioned other art forms and extensive literature on the West and the East. He influenced many other poets, especially T. S. Eliot (1888-1965), other foreigners. Ellio is a close-up of some preliminary brain poetry, consisting of a densely symbolic structure. In 'wasteland', he reflects through a ghostly image dotting the sacred vision of the society after World War II.

Please become a three dimensional image looking at mottled and colored spots of a textured canvas hanging along the walls of the local gallery. After observing a seemingly imperfect image in front of them, the observer can examine the perception of the graphic drawn from various angles rather than the isolated linear image presented by the artist. The glamorous smile of Mona Lisa may cause more problems if art critic can see it from her profile, her head or under the entire canvas. Picasso will soon enter three dimensions. From 14-14 in 1912 he created sculpture and architecture. He often extends the canvas to three dimensions. If his time in Cubism is inspired by women, he is currently using tools (and sometimes still life). But soon ... Picasso's next chapter was inspired by his first wife, Olga Hofloi, and often Muse. This will be the era of his neoclassicalism, but will soon give way to surrealism. Olga will give way to Mary Theresa Walter. Who will give way to Dorama, but I am attracted ... Well, Picasso is distracting (or will he violate it? Oh, that does not matter) What is Cubism? Cubism is an art movement that was born in the 20th century. It completely changed the way of painting and sculpture in Europe. Not only this, there are other encouraged music and literary movements. This is an art movement trying to compete with 400 years of traditional painting art. Cubism's historical Cubism is not only revolutionary but also one of the most influential artistic styles of the 20th century. - Pyrasquez's Underwater Cellar, Picasso Acrobat's Monkey Family, Wood's American Gothic and Goyez's May 3 Velasquez Water Seller Pyramid Structure, Picasso's Acrobat Family is Monkey, Wood's American Gothic, Goyez 3rd May It reflects the components of society Historians divide the history of Cubism into several stages. In one scenario, the first phase of Cubism called Analytical Cubism, a posterior coin created by Juan Gris, is a radical but very important art movement between 1910 and 1912, both radicals It was. There is an influence. The second stage, the integration of Cubism until about 1919, was still important when the surrealism movement gained popularity. British art historian Douglas Cooper proposed another alternative. I am explaining three stages of Cubism in his book "Age of Cubism". According to Mr. Cooper, when this movement was first developed in Picasso and Brush's studio, there was "Early Cubism" (1906 - 1908). The second stage is called "High Cubism" (from 1909 to 1914), during which Huanglris became an important indicator (after 1911); Finally, Cooper will be "slow Cubism" (1914- 1921) called the last stage of Cubism as a radical avant-garde movement

Please become a three dimensional image looking at mottled and colored spots of a textured canvas hanging along the walls of the local gallery. After observing a seemingly imperfect image in front of them, the observer can examine the perception of the graphic drawn from various angles rather than the isolated linear image presented by the artist. The glamorous smile of Mona Lisa may cause more problems if art critic can see it from her profile, her head or under the entire canvas. Picasso will soon enter three dimensions. From 14-14 in 1912 he created sculpture and architecture. He often extends the canvas to three dimensions. If his time in Cubism is inspired by women, he is currently using tools (and sometimes still life). But soon ... Picasso's next chapter was inspired by his first wife, Olga Hofloi, and often Muse. This will be the era of his neoclassicalism, but will soon give way to surrealism. Olga will give way to Mary Theresa Walter. Who will give way to Dorama, but I am attracted ... Well, Picasso is distracting (or will he violate it? Oh, that does not matter) What is Cubism? Cubism is an art movement that was born in the 20th century. It completely changed the way of painting and sculpture in Europe. Not only this, there are other encouraged music and literary movements. This is an art movement trying to compete with 400 years of traditional painting art. Cubism's historical Cubism is not only revolutionary but also one of the most influential artistic styles of the 20th century. - Pyrasquez's Underwater Cellar, Picasso Acrobat's Monkey Family, Wood's American Gothic and Goyez's May 3 Velasquez Water Seller Pyramid Structure, Picasso's Acrobat Family is Monkey, Wood's American Gothic, Goyez 3rd May It reflects the components of society Historians divide the history of Cubism into several stages. In one scenario, the first phase of Cubism called Analytical Cubism, a posterior coin created by Juan Gris, is a radical but very important art movement between 1910 and 1912, both radicals It was. There is an influence. The second stage, the integration of Cubism until about 1919, was still important when the surrealism movement gained popularity. British art historian Douglas Cooper proposed another alternative. I am explaining three stages of Cubism in his book "Age of Cubism". According to Mr. Cooper, when this movement was first developed in Picasso and Brush's studio, there was "Early Cubism" (1906 - 1908). The second stage is called "High Cubism" (from 1909 to 1914), during which Huanglris became an important indicator (after 1911); Finally, Cooper will be "slow Cubism" (1914- 1921) called the last stage of Cubism as a radical avant-garde movement

European Paintings and Sculptures Collections of European paintings and sculptures include works of art from the 12th century to the beginning of the 20th century. These works are mainly from Italy, France, Spain, lowland countries (sculpted alabaster, bronze, terra cotta, marble, wax, silver, painted wood) and inspired by oil painting on panels, canvas or agate Has been acquired. Netherlands and modern Belgium), Germany, Austria, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. European paintings and sculptures collections are on the 1st and 2nd floor, and in the B building of the Ahmanson building. "... is the art movement in the early 20th century that brought European paintings and sculptures from the history to contemporary art of the 20th century Various forms of Cubism inspired the movement of literature and architecture in the 20th century It is thought to be one of the most influential art movements, widely used in various art works (Paris, Montmartre, Montparnasse, etc.) made in Paris in the 1910s and continues until the 20th century. Age ... "(Wikipedia) Cubism can be defined as an advanced art movement in the modernization of European paintings and sculptures at the beginning of the 20th century. The central essence of Cubism is that sculptors disassemble them into multiple sides so that you can see some aspects or features of the subject at the same time, rather than seeing themes from a single fixed angle It is that. This is a great way to simplify and express the complexity and depth of the world (Cubism, 2001). Cubism is a unique shape where square shapes are formed together. In Cubism, squares are also softened by curves. In Cubist 's work, objects are decomposed, analyzed, and reassembled in an abstract form. Artists paint the theme of their own painting from a number of perspectives, not drawing objects from the viewpoint, but expressing themes in a wider context (Curtis, 1999). Since the Renaissance Cubism completely beat the concept of art from the natural imitation of European paintings and sculpture. Because Picasso and Braka are not known at certain moments and places but are known. To do this, you divide the topic you represent into multiple sides, rather than displaying the topic from a fixed single point of view, so that you can display different aspects of the same object at the same time. Analyze Cubism, focus on geometric shapes, usually working with suppressed color or black and white

European Paintings and Sculptures Collections of European paintings and sculptures include works of art from the 12th century to the beginning of the 20th century. These works are mainly from Italy, France, Spain, lowland countries (sculpted alabaster, bronze, terra cotta, marble, wax, silver, painted wood) and inspired by oil painting on panels, canvas or agate Has been acquired. Netherlands and modern Belgium), Germany, Austria, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. European paintings and sculptures collections are on the 1st and 2nd floor, and in the B building of the Ahmanson building. "... is the art movement in the early 20th century that brought European paintings and sculptures from the history to contemporary art of the 20th century Various forms of Cubism inspired the movement of literature and architecture in the 20th century It is thought to be one of the most influential art movements, widely used in various art works (Paris, Montmartre, Montparnasse, etc.) made in Paris in the 1910s and continues until the 20th century. Age ... "(Wikipedia) Cubism can be defined as an advanced art movement in the modernization of European paintings and sculptures at the beginning of the 20th century. The central essence of Cubism is that sculptors disassemble them into multiple sides so that you can see some aspects or features of the subject at the same time, rather than seeing themes from a single fixed angle It is that. This is a great way to simplify and express the complexity and depth of the world (Cubism, 2001). Cubism is a unique shape where square shapes are formed together. In Cubism, squares are also softened by curves. In Cubist 's work, objects are decomposed, analyzed, and reassembled in an abstract form. Artists paint the theme of their own painting from a number of perspectives, not drawing objects from the viewpoint, but expressing themes in a wider context (Curtis, 1999). Since the Renaissance Cubism completely beat the concept of art from the natural imitation of European paintings and sculpture. Because Picasso and Braka are not known at certain moments and places but are known. To do this, you divide the topic you represent into multiple sides, rather than displaying the topic from a fixed single point of view, so that you can display different aspects of the same object at the same time. Analyze Cubism, focus on geometric shapes, usually working with suppressed color or black and white

1881 - Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga on October 25 1973 In 1881 he was the son of a painter and painter teacher JoséRuizBlasco. He went to Barcelona's art school La Lonja which his father taught in 1895. Picasso studied at the Madrid Academy in 1897. He visited Paris in 1900, where he performed the first solo performance with Ambroise Vollard. Picasso's early work began with a depressing picture of the "blue era". Hilarious "era of roses" dates from 1905 to 1907, during which time his circus paintings are drawn. "Avignon's Girls" Marked the beginning of Cubism in 1907, can be divided into two categories, Pablo Picasso and Georges Black common development, "Analyze Cubism" and "Synthetic Cubism" Painting Picasso met Fernando Olivier in 1904. His women also played an important role in his art work. They are his lover, his model and his muse. Their facial features are manifest in many of his works. After Fernando was dancer Olga Koklowa, he met him for the design of "Sergei Diaghilew's" Ballet Russe ". In 1917, Picasso also served as a costume and stage designer for Jean Cocteau's ballet "Parade". Pablo Picasso's work after 1918 can not be clearly classified by style terms, it includes realistic and objective, classical, symbolic, surrealism and abstract elements. The artist accepts what is already present, is familiar with it, breaks down the new ground of composition, finds out in his own reality, and develops mainly on his theme. Picasso met Marie Therese Walter in 1927 and became a muse with his lover. In addition to painting, a number of graphic works like the first etching were created. As of 1928, Picasso created more sculptures, but also mixed media items in combination with wires. Pika Zoo is an unforgettable anti-war painting Spain Pavilion Big picture "Guernica", which was executed in 1937 at the Paris World Exposition, is considered an important 20th century work of art. His new girlfriend photographer Dora Maar sees the creation of this painting The Picasso Museum opened in Barcelona in 1963 and won the majority of his legacy after his death. The Picasso Museum of Art in Paris opened in 1985. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered the largest 20th century artist for its unique style and technology. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso On October 25, 1881, a professor of art named José Luis Branco and his wife Maria Picasso López was born, born in Malaga, Spain. Picasso's talent was soon noticed and appreciated by his father's occupation. - Pablo Picasso Picasso is the son of artists Jose Luis and Maria Picasso, born in Malaga, Spain on the sunrise on 25th October 1881. Young Picasso did not adopt the generic name of Rutus, but adopted his mother's rare name. 14 year old art genius Picasso completed the Academy of Fine Arts in Barcelona 1 month qualification examination on the 1st. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Picasso, also known as Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Luis Picasso (1901 years ago) Perfect PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoCrispín CrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, (born October 25, 1881, Málaga, Spain - in April, France Mougins) who died on August 8, 1973, a Spanish expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the most influential of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges · Black) One of artists and creators. (For details on the name of Picasso, please see Researcher 's Notes: Picasso' s Full Name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized at Iglesia de Santiago. In the influence of his kidney disease between 1881 and 1890, Picasso was declared "a delicate child." He was sent to a private school where he never mastered the alphabet and arithmetic . On the other hand, he began to draw in his father's lesson. In blue era (1901-1903), Picasso 's painting mainly in blue.

1881 - Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga on October 25 1973 In 1881 he was the son of a painter and painter teacher JoséRuizBlasco. He went to Barcelona's art school La Lonja which his father taught in 1895. Picasso studied at the Madrid Academy in 1897. He visited Paris in 1900, where he performed the first solo performance with Ambroise Vollard. Picasso's early work began with a depressing picture of the "blue era". Hilarious "era of roses" dates from 1905 to 1907, during which time his circus paintings are drawn. "Avignon's Girls" Marked the beginning of Cubism in 1907, can be divided into two categories, Pablo Picasso and Georges Black common development, "Analyze Cubism" and "Synthetic Cubism" Painting Picasso met Fernando Olivier in 1904. His women also played an important role in his art work. They are his lover, his model and his muse. Their facial features are manifest in many of his works. After Fernando was dancer Olga Koklowa, he met him for the design of "Sergei Diaghilew's" Ballet Russe ". In 1917, Picasso also served as a costume and stage designer for Jean Cocteau's ballet "Parade". Pablo Picasso's work after 1918 can not be clearly classified by style terms, it includes realistic and objective, classical, symbolic, surrealism and abstract elements. The artist accepts what is already present, is familiar with it, breaks down the new ground of composition, finds out in his own reality, and develops mainly on his theme. Picasso met Marie Therese Walter in 1927 and became a muse with his lover. In addition to painting, a number of graphic works like the first etching were created. As of 1928, Picasso created more sculptures, but also mixed media items in combination with wires. Pika Zoo is an unforgettable anti-war painting Spain Pavilion Big picture "Guernica", which was executed in 1937 at the Paris World Exposition, is considered an important 20th century work of art. His new girlfriend photographer Dora Maar sees the creation of this painting The Picasso Museum opened in Barcelona in 1963 and won the majority of his legacy after his death. The Picasso Museum of Art in Paris opened in 1985. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered the largest 20th century artist for its unique style and technology. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso On October 25, 1881, a professor of art named José Luis Branco and his wife Maria Picasso López was born, born in Malaga, Spain. Picasso's talent was soon noticed and appreciated by his father's occupation. - Pablo Picasso Picasso is the son of artists Jose Luis and Maria Picasso, born in Malaga, Spain on the sunrise on 25th October 1881. Young Picasso did not adopt the generic name of Rutus, but adopted his mother's rare name. 14 year old art genius Picasso completed the Academy of Fine Arts in Barcelona 1 month qualification examination on the 1st. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Picasso, also known as Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Luis Picasso (1901 years ago) Perfect PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoCrispín CrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, (born October 25, 1881, Málaga, Spain - in April, France Mougins) who died on August 8, 1973, a Spanish expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the most influential of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges · Black) One of artists and creators. (For details on the name of Picasso, please see Researcher 's Notes: Picasso' s Full Name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized at Iglesia de Santiago. In the influence of his kidney disease between 1881 and 1890, Picasso was declared "a delicate child." He was sent to a private school where he never mastered the alphabet and arithmetic . On the other hand, he began to draw in his father's lesson. In blue era (1901-1903), Picasso 's painting mainly in blue.

The art of the 20th century contains many elements of the previous style which started in the late nineteenth century. The Impressionist painter focused on the relationship between color and light quality and abandoned the natural appearance. (Collier's Encyclopedia, 745) Then I gave up this expressiveism and created a personal subjective style. Many outstanding 20th century artists work outside of many art movements to produce highly unique work. (Collier's Encyclopedia, 745) Some of the main trends in the art of the 1920s were Impressionists, Art Deco, Cubism, Abstract Art, Realism. Impressionists are the movement of painting and music. Impressionist movement is often considered a modern beginning in art. The main objective is to realize the spontaneous and indifferent world rendering by carefully expressing the influence of natural light to objects. ("Impressionist" Encarta) Art Deco is mainly used for furniture, jewelry, textiles and interior decoration. Decorative art arises from a conscious effort to simplify the elaborate, Art Nouveau style movement of this century. As product production concentrates more, the art of decoration becomes more geometric and linear. The Art Deco style is a decorative style and architectural style popular in the 1920s. ("Decorative Art" Encarta) The movement of contemporary art, especially the painting Cubism, focuses on abstract forms rather than realistic expressions. ("Cubism", Encarta) Abstract art is the use of art that does not directly refer to external reality or perceived reality. ("Abstract Art", Encarta) Realism in art is to describe human behavior and the environment, or describe people and things to be completely expressed in life. ("Realism", Encarta) Although there were many kinds of arts in the 1920s, mainly Impressionists, Art Deco, Cubism, Abstract art and Realism. Art Deco is a popular international art design movement from the 1920s to the 1940s, which influenced the decorative arts such as architecture, interior design, industrial design, and visual arts such as fashion, painting, graphic arts and movies did. In this era, this style is elegant and attractive, functional and modern. Various styles and movements of the early 20th century, such as Neoclassicalism, Constitutionalism, Cubism, Modernism, New Art, Futurism, etc. are incorporated into this movement. Its popularity peaked in roaring Europe in the 1920s and continued steady in the US in 1930. Art deco is purely decorative, but many other design movements have political or philosophical grounds or intentions By observing the politics and culture of Europe in the 1920s and early 1930s, the author of the book follows the art deco style chronology. Exquisite designs and illustrations reflect the movements it describes, and Art Deco is analyzed through its innovation in painting, fashion, architecture, interior design, jewelry, crafts and furniture. It also reflects bringing us back in the era of sports, cubism, constructivism, futurism, modernism. As an era of artistic prosperity, this book puts decorative art at the center of innovation and creativity, which helps to define this era as one of the most important times of history. Women's fashion in the 1920s was arrogance of the free and free 1920s and the jazz era, where women gained freedom and independence, characterized by modernism era. Fashion trends in the 1920s were shorts such as flapper, low waist dress, and exposure style, "swing" hairstyle, cloche hat, colorful clothes, scarves, stockings etc. Geometric design of the Art Deco era. Another fashion trend in the 1920s is clothes defined by petticoat and camisole, which can move freely with relaxed clothes.

The art of the 20th century contains many elements of the previous style which started in the late nineteenth century. The Impressionist painter focused on the relationship between color and light quality and abandoned the natural appearance. (Collier's Encyclopedia, 745) Then I gave up this expressiveism and created a personal subjective style. Many outstanding 20th century artists work outside of many art movements to produce highly unique work. (Collier's Encyclopedia, 745) Some of the main trends in the art of the 1920s were Impressionists, Art Deco, Cubism, Abstract Art, Realism. Impressionists are the movement of painting and music. Impressionist movement is often considered a modern beginning in art. The main objective is to realize the spontaneous and indifferent world rendering by carefully expressing the influence of natural light to objects. ("Impressionist" Encarta) Art Deco is mainly used for furniture, jewelry, textiles and interior decoration. Decorative art arises from a conscious effort to simplify the elaborate, Art Nouveau style movement of this century. As product production concentrates more, the art of decoration becomes more geometric and linear. The Art Deco style is a decorative style and architectural style popular in the 1920s. ("Decorative Art" Encarta) The movement of contemporary art, especially the painting Cubism, focuses on abstract forms rather than realistic expressions. ("Cubism", Encarta) Abstract art is the use of art that does not directly refer to external reality or perceived reality. ("Abstract Art", Encarta) Realism in art is to describe human behavior and the environment, or describe people and things to be completely expressed in life. ("Realism", Encarta) Although there were many kinds of arts in the 1920s, mainly Impressionists, Art Deco, Cubism, Abstract art and Realism. Art Deco is a popular international art design movement from the 1920s to the 1940s, which influenced the decorative arts such as architecture, interior design, industrial design, and visual arts such as fashion, painting, graphic arts and movies did. In this era, this style is elegant and attractive, functional and modern. Various styles and movements of the early 20th century, such as Neoclassicalism, Constitutionalism, Cubism, Modernism, New Art, Futurism, etc. are incorporated into this movement. Its popularity peaked in roaring Europe in the 1920s and continued steady in the US in 1930. Art deco is purely decorative, but many other design movements have political or philosophical grounds or intentions By observing the politics and culture of Europe in the 1920s and early 1930s, the author of the book follows the art deco style chronology. Exquisite designs and illustrations reflect the movements it describes, and Art Deco is analyzed through its innovation in painting, fashion, architecture, interior design, jewelry, crafts and furniture. It also reflects bringing us back in the era of sports, cubism, constructivism, futurism, modernism. As an era of artistic prosperity, this book puts decorative art at the center of innovation and creativity, which helps to define this era as one of the most important times of history. Women's fashion in the 1920s was arrogance of the free and free 1920s and the jazz era, where women gained freedom and independence, characterized by modernism era. Fashion trends in the 1920s were shorts such as flapper, low waist dress, and exposure style, "swing" hairstyle, cloche hat, colorful clothes, scarves, stockings etc. Geometric design of the Art Deco era. Another fashion trend in the 1920s is clothes defined by petticoat and camisole, which can move freely with relaxed clothes.

Difference between picture and painting portrait In this article, we will define some basic differences between the above two methods. I will explain the advantages and disadvantages of each car as portrait. However, this is a very broad problem and there are many detailed analysis spaces, but since there is no language or space, we can not explain each point in detail here. When I become this topic, I think that it is important to recognize that artists have very different goals when creating portraits. Portrait is an artist whose purpose is to depict one or more categories of people in a realistic manner in paintings, photographs or sculptures. As the artist can also display the mood and personality of the nanny, this is not necessarily limited to the appearance. They can also be used to explain qualities such as wealth, beauty, strength. Portraits can be traced back to ancient Egypt and continue to be one of the most popular categories to date. - What is Cubism? Cubism is an art movement that was born in the 20th century. It completely changed the way of painting and sculpture in Europe. Not only this, there are other encouraged music and literary movements. This is an art movement trying to compete with 400 years of traditional painting art. Cubism's historical Cubism is not only revolutionary but also one of the most influential artistic styles of the 20th century. Royal Academy has a record of type and theme. Depending on the grade, there are various kinds such as historical paintings, portraits, genre paintings, landscape paintings, animal paintings, still life objects. Historical paintings are at the highest level of hierarchy. Still life is at the lower level of the hierarchy. Historical paintings include noble historical moments, ancient myths, and biblical themes. These pictures are designed to introduce activities in public places such as churches, walls of galleries, annual salons. Symbolic paintings showing symbolic information about good and evil are given the best titles in the category of historical paintings Some photographers are exploring typical thematic themes such as landscape, still life, portrait. Other photographers focus on unique themes such as street pictures, documentary pictures, fashion photographs, wedding photographs, war photos, photojournalism, aerial photography, commercial photography, etc. What is noteworthy is that the type of work requested has a pricing related to using images. The exclusive rights of photographers who copy and use their products are protected by copyright. Numerous industries have purchased pictures of publications and products. Photographs found on magazine covers, TV commercials, greeting cards or calendars, websites or products and packaging are usually purchased directly from photographers or purchased through agencies acting on behalf of photographers.

Difference between picture and painting portrait In this article, we will define some basic differences between the above two methods. I will explain the advantages and disadvantages of each car as portrait. However, this is a very broad problem and there are many detailed analysis spaces, but since there is no language or space, we can not explain each point in detail here. When I become this topic, I think that it is important to recognize that artists have very different goals when creating portraits. Portrait is an artist whose purpose is to depict one or more categories of people in a realistic manner in paintings, photographs or sculptures. As the artist can also display the mood and personality of the nanny, this is not necessarily limited to the appearance. They can also be used to explain qualities such as wealth, beauty, strength. Portraits can be traced back to ancient Egypt and continue to be one of the most popular categories to date. - What is Cubism? Cubism is an art movement that was born in the 20th century. It completely changed the way of painting and sculpture in Europe. Not only this, there are other encouraged music and literary movements. This is an art movement trying to compete with 400 years of traditional painting art. Cubism's historical Cubism is not only revolutionary but also one of the most influential artistic styles of the 20th century. Royal Academy has a record of type and theme. Depending on the grade, there are various kinds such as historical paintings, portraits, genre paintings, landscape paintings, animal paintings, still life objects. Historical paintings are at the highest level of hierarchy. Still life is at the lower level of the hierarchy. Historical paintings include noble historical moments, ancient myths, and biblical themes. These pictures are designed to introduce activities in public places such as churches, walls of galleries, annual salons. Symbolic paintings showing symbolic information about good and evil are given the best titles in the category of historical paintings Some photographers are exploring typical thematic themes such as landscape, still life, portrait. Other photographers focus on unique themes such as street pictures, documentary pictures, fashion photographs, wedding photographs, war photos, photojournalism, aerial photography, commercial photography, etc. What is noteworthy is that the type of work requested has a pricing related to using images. The exclusive rights of photographers who copy and use their products are protected by copyright. Numerous industries have purchased pictures of publications and products. Photographs found on magazine covers, TV commercials, greeting cards or calendars, websites or products and packaging are usually purchased directly from photographers or purchased through agencies acting on behalf of photographers.

Juan Gris was born in 1887. He is a French painter born in Spain and attends Cubist school. Originally his name was Jose Vittoriano Gonzalez. He was born in Madrid where he received education. In 1906 he left Madrid for Paris and met with Spanish artist Pablo Picasso and French painter Georges Braque. Gri 's first cuevist paintings are usually better than Picasso and brakes and appeared in 1912. He spent the summer with Picasso at the French ceremony, but a paper canvas was used, but the shape of the paper was cut off from the paper and pasted. canvas In addition to George Braque, Juan Gris also developed Cubism and led Cubism to a logical conclusion until death in 1927. Juan Gris was originally named S. Victoria, Gonzalez. After moving to Paris in 1906, he adopted the name of Juan Gris. In Paris, he lived next to Pablo Picasso and became a good friend with him. In 1907 and 1912, he observed the development of Cubism in 1912. He painted a portrait of Picasso who established his reputation as a leading painter. He cooperated directly with Picasso and Black until World War I broke out. Juan Gris (1887-1927) is a Spanish painter who played an important role in the development of Cubism style. Two other important painters who use this painting style are Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. Cuevist style paintings use two-dimensional planar surfaces, sharp lines, geometric shapes, rather than more realistic forms and colors related to many other styles. Using stronger colors and larger, more decorative shapes, Juan Gris 'work is distinguished from Picasso and Braque' s works. Gri uses synthetic decorative shapes, stencil prints, collages and vibrant colors to draw composite cubist forms. Many cuevists also combine smooth and rough surfaces with impurities such as impurities and painted areas adhering to the canvas. This collage technique is another common way to create art.

Juan Gris was born in 1887. He is a French painter born in Spain and attends Cubist school. Originally his name was Jose Vittoriano Gonzalez. He was born in Madrid where he received education. In 1906 he left Madrid for Paris and met with Spanish artist Pablo Picasso and French painter Georges Braque. Gri 's first cuevist paintings are usually better than Picasso and brakes and appeared in 1912. He spent the summer with Picasso at the French ceremony, but a paper canvas was used, but the shape of the paper was cut off from the paper and pasted. canvas In addition to George Braque, Juan Gris also developed Cubism and led Cubism to a logical conclusion until death in 1927. Juan Gris was originally named S. Victoria, Gonzalez. After moving to Paris in 1906, he adopted the name of Juan Gris. In Paris, he lived next to Pablo Picasso and became a good friend with him. In 1907 and 1912, he observed the development of Cubism in 1912. He painted a portrait of Picasso who established his reputation as a leading painter. He cooperated directly with Picasso and Black until World War I broke out. Juan Gris (1887-1927) is a Spanish painter who played an important role in the development of Cubism style. Two other important painters who use this painting style are Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. Cuevist style paintings use two-dimensional planar surfaces, sharp lines, geometric shapes, rather than more realistic forms and colors related to many other styles. Using stronger colors and larger, more decorative shapes, Juan Gris 'work is distinguished from Picasso and Braque' s works. Gri uses synthetic decorative shapes, stencil prints, collages and vibrant colors to draw composite cubist forms. Many cuevists also combine smooth and rough surfaces with impurities such as impurities and painted areas adhering to the canvas. This collage technique is another common way to create art.

Portrait is an artist whose purpose is to depict one or more categories of people in a realistic manner in paintings, photographs or sculptures. As the artist can also display the mood and personality of the nanny, this is not necessarily limited to the appearance. They can also be used to explain qualities such as wealth, beauty, strength. Portraits can be traced back to ancient Egypt and continue to be one of the most popular categories to date. I will focus on contemporary and historical portrait painters and explore and compare their style, influence, and how they choose to express their theme. As a self portrait, I will combine the style of existing portraits with the style of modern "self portrait". Square pictures suggest social evolution of self-image. A portrait of "self portrait" style constitutes a group of recognized people who can express their beliefs and increase the intelligibility of the audience. As a gigantic square canvas, this picture cites popular square photos of Instagram based image based social media platform. Bell built himself in this way and strengthened his superiority to be a famous public. Portrait is an artist whose purpose is to depict one or more categories of people in a realistic manner in paintings, photographs or sculptures. As the artist can also display the mood and personality of the nanny, this is not necessarily limited to the appearance. They can also be used to explain qualities such as wealth, beauty, strength. Portraits can be traced back to ancient Egypt and continue to be one of the most popular categories to date. - What is Cubism? Cubism is an art movement that was born in the 20th century. It completely changed the way of painting and sculpture in Europe. Not only this, there are other encouraged music and literary movements. This is an art movement trying to compete with 400 years of traditional painting art. Cubism's historical Cubism is not only revolutionary but also one of the most influential artistic styles of the 20th century. Cubism is an art movement in the early 20th century, bringing European paintings and sculptures from history to contemporary art of the 20th century. Various forms of Cubism stimulated the relationship movement in literature and architecture. Cubism is considered one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. This word is used to create various works of art in Paris (Montmartre, Montparnasse, Pito) from the 1910s to the 1920s. The campaign was launched by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque in which Jean Metzinger, Albert Gleizes, Robert Delaunay, Henri Le Fauconnier, Fernand Léger participated. One of the main influences leading to Cubism is the three-dimensional form of Paul Cezanne's late works.

Portrait is an artist whose purpose is to depict one or more categories of people in a realistic manner in paintings, photographs or sculptures. As the artist can also display the mood and personality of the nanny, this is not necessarily limited to the appearance. They can also be used to explain qualities such as wealth, beauty, strength. Portraits can be traced back to ancient Egypt and continue to be one of the most popular categories to date. I will focus on contemporary and historical portrait painters and explore and compare their style, influence, and how they choose to express their theme. As a self portrait, I will combine the style of existing portraits with the style of modern "self portrait". Square pictures suggest social evolution of self-image. A portrait of "self portrait" style constitutes a group of recognized people who can express their beliefs and increase the intelligibility of the audience. As a gigantic square canvas, this picture cites popular square photos of Instagram based image based social media platform. Bell built himself in this way and strengthened his superiority to be a famous public. Portrait is an artist whose purpose is to depict one or more categories of people in a realistic manner in paintings, photographs or sculptures. As the artist can also display the mood and personality of the nanny, this is not necessarily limited to the appearance. They can also be used to explain qualities such as wealth, beauty, strength. Portraits can be traced back to ancient Egypt and continue to be one of the most popular categories to date. - What is Cubism? Cubism is an art movement that was born in the 20th century. It completely changed the way of painting and sculpture in Europe. Not only this, there are other encouraged music and literary movements. This is an art movement trying to compete with 400 years of traditional painting art. Cubism's historical Cubism is not only revolutionary but also one of the most influential artistic styles of the 20th century. Cubism is an art movement in the early 20th century, bringing European paintings and sculptures from history to contemporary art of the 20th century. Various forms of Cubism stimulated the relationship movement in literature and architecture. Cubism is considered one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. This word is used to create various works of art in Paris (Montmartre, Montparnasse, Pito) from the 1910s to the 1920s. The campaign was launched by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque in which Jean Metzinger, Albert Gleizes, Robert Delaunay, Henri Le Fauconnier, Fernand Léger participated. One of the main influences leading to Cubism is the three-dimensional form of Paul Cezanne's late works.

Georges Braque is a French painter born in Argenteuil-sur-Seine near Paris on May 13, 1882. He grew up there and studied at the city of Le Havre, Ecole des Beaux Arts. When he was working as a father's house decoration, he began to develop his own painting skills. By 1900, he moved to Paris to study as art as a painting. In his early work, the style of Braques was the early impressionist. It was a few years later that he was influenced by famous artists like Matisse, Deland, Cezanne, and especially Picasso. At the exhibition of Georges Blake in Paris in 1908, cubist art became a magnificent entrance. Frequently occurring term "cubism" is created by journalists. Paintings of Cubism in Braques and Picasso are popular in Europe and soon most countries have their own cubist art school ... but architecture and design are not so. Cubism is almost everywhere in the painting except the land of the Czech Republic. Czech cubism is unique - even if you dislike this style of painting, you will prefer cubic architecture. Prague is the best place to see them in the world, but it is not easy to notice. You need to know where you should go and where you should see the best examples of this wonderful, quirky and short-lived architectural style. Here are some of our favorites Facet technology was born from George Braques - this is how he paints natural objects. There are not so many natural objects in Picasso, but using Brax's multifaceted geometric shapes, essentially create an abstract style, nearly pure abstract art. So Cubism refers to the style of Brakhes and Picasso, but Brüques' Cubism has a recognizable metaphorical goal, but Picasso's Cubism is between bracket style and pure cuevist abstract art. Please contact. Cubism is an artistic style pioneered by Pablo Picasso and his friend and painter George Blake. In Cubist painting, objects are separated and rebuilt in an abstract form, their complex geometry is highlighted, they are drawn from multiple simultaneous viewpoints, and effects like physical resistance, collage born. Cubism is soon destructive and creative, shocked, shocked and fascinated by the art world. In 1907, Picasso made a painting that was thought to be the predecessor and inspiration of Cubism: "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon". Abstract description of 5 naked prostitutes, abstract and distorted sharp geometric features, and blue, green and gray bright spots, this work is different from what he or someone else has ever written , And an artistic direction that will deeply influence the 20th century

Georges Braque is a French painter born in Argenteuil-sur-Seine near Paris on May 13, 1882. He grew up there and studied at the city of Le Havre, Ecole des Beaux Arts. When he was working as a father's house decoration, he began to develop his own painting skills. By 1900, he moved to Paris to study as art as a painting. In his early work, the style of Braques was the early impressionist. It was a few years later that he was influenced by famous artists like Matisse, Deland, Cezanne, and especially Picasso. At the exhibition of Georges Blake in Paris in 1908, cubist art became a magnificent entrance. Frequently occurring term "cubism" is created by journalists. Paintings of Cubism in Braques and Picasso are popular in Europe and soon most countries have their own cubist art school ... but architecture and design are not so. Cubism is almost everywhere in the painting except the land of the Czech Republic. Czech cubism is unique - even if you dislike this style of painting, you will prefer cubic architecture. Prague is the best place to see them in the world, but it is not easy to notice. You need to know where you should go and where you should see the best examples of this wonderful, quirky and short-lived architectural style. Here are some of our favorites Facet technology was born from George Braques - this is how he paints natural objects. There are not so many natural objects in Picasso, but using Brax's multifaceted geometric shapes, essentially create an abstract style, nearly pure abstract art. So Cubism refers to the style of Brakhes and Picasso, but Brüques' Cubism has a recognizable metaphorical goal, but Picasso's Cubism is between bracket style and pure cuevist abstract art. Please contact. Cubism is an artistic style pioneered by Pablo Picasso and his friend and painter George Blake. In Cubist painting, objects are separated and rebuilt in an abstract form, their complex geometry is highlighted, they are drawn from multiple simultaneous viewpoints, and effects like physical resistance, collage born. Cubism is soon destructive and creative, shocked, shocked and fascinated by the art world. In 1907, Picasso made a painting that was thought to be the predecessor and inspiration of Cubism: "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon". Abstract description of 5 naked prostitutes, abstract and distorted sharp geometric features, and blue, green and gray bright spots, this work is different from what he or someone else has ever written , And an artistic direction that will deeply influence the 20th century

Georges Braque is a French painter born in Argenteuil-sur-Seine near Paris on May 13, 1882. He grew up there and studied at the city of Le Havre, Ecole des Beaux Arts. When he was working as a father's house decoration, he began to develop his own painting skills. By 1900, he moved to Paris to study as art as a painting. In his early work, the style of Braques was the early impressionist. It was a few years later that he was influenced by famous artists like Matisse, Deland, Cezanne, and especially Picasso. At the exhibition of Georges Blake in Paris in 1908, cubist art became a magnificent entrance. Frequently occurring term "cubism" is created by journalists. Paintings of Cubism in Braques and Picasso are popular in Europe and soon most countries have their own cubist art school ... but architecture and design are not so. Cubism is almost everywhere in the painting except the land of the Czech Republic. Czech cubism is unique - even if you dislike this style of painting, you will prefer cubic architecture. Prague is the best place to see them in the world, but it is not easy to notice. You need to know where you should go and where you should see the best examples of this wonderful, quirky and short-lived architectural style. Here are some of our favorites Facet technology was born from George Braques - this is how he paints natural objects. There are not so many natural objects in Picasso, but using Brax's multifaceted geometric shapes, essentially create an abstract style, nearly pure abstract art. So Cubism refers to the style of Brakhes and Picasso, but Brüques' Cubism has a recognizable metaphorical goal, but Picasso's Cubism is between bracket style and pure cuevist abstract art. Please contact. Cubism is an artistic style pioneered by Pablo Picasso and his friend and painter George Blake. In Cubist painting, objects are separated and rebuilt in an abstract form, their complex geometry is highlighted, they are drawn from multiple simultaneous viewpoints, and effects like physical resistance, collage born. Cubism is soon destructive and creative, shocked, shocked and fascinated by the art world. In 1907, Picasso made a painting that was thought to be the predecessor and inspiration of Cubism: "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon". Abstract description of 5 naked prostitutes, abstract and distorted sharp geometric features, and blue, green and gray bright spots, this work is different from what he or someone else has ever written , And an artistic direction that will deeply influence the 20th century

Georges Braque is a French painter born in Argenteuil-sur-Seine near Paris on May 13, 1882. He grew up there and studied at the city of Le Havre, Ecole des Beaux Arts. When he was working as a father's house decoration, he began to develop his own painting skills. By 1900, he moved to Paris to study as art as a painting. In his early work, the style of Braques was the early impressionist. It was a few years later that he was influenced by famous artists like Matisse, Deland, Cezanne, and especially Picasso. At the exhibition of Georges Blake in Paris in 1908, cubist art became a magnificent entrance. Frequently occurring term "cubism" is created by journalists. Paintings of Cubism in Braques and Picasso are popular in Europe and soon most countries have their own cubist art school ... but architecture and design are not so. Cubism is almost everywhere in the painting except the land of the Czech Republic. Czech cubism is unique - even if you dislike this style of painting, you will prefer cubic architecture. Prague is the best place to see them in the world, but it is not easy to notice. You need to know where you should go and where you should see the best examples of this wonderful, quirky and short-lived architectural style. Here are some of our favorites Facet technology was born from George Braques - this is how he paints natural objects. There are not so many natural objects in Picasso, but using Brax's multifaceted geometric shapes, essentially create an abstract style, nearly pure abstract art. So Cubism refers to the style of Brakhes and Picasso, but Brüques' Cubism has a recognizable metaphorical goal, but Picasso's Cubism is between bracket style and pure cuevist abstract art. Please contact. Cubism is an artistic style pioneered by Pablo Picasso and his friend and painter George Blake. In Cubist painting, objects are separated and rebuilt in an abstract form, their complex geometry is highlighted, they are drawn from multiple simultaneous viewpoints, and effects like physical resistance, collage born. Cubism is soon destructive and creative, shocked, shocked and fascinated by the art world. In 1907, Picasso made a painting that was thought to be the predecessor and inspiration of Cubism: "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon". Abstract description of 5 naked prostitutes, abstract and distorted sharp geometric features, and blue, green and gray bright spots, this work is different from what he or someone else has ever written , And an artistic direction that will deeply influence the 20th century

Art is the expression of human emotions, body language, and culture. Art can be expressed in various ways before thinking and can be expressed in various forms. You will be amazed that various types of skilled artists appear every day. And this is one person who expresses their emotions and beliefs. One of the most interesting forms of the art I found is Fauvism. Fauvism is an expressionism expressed by art and music literature. Cubism ultimately depends on the theme, but it is becoming an art movement that opens the door to the abstraction of the 20th century directly together with Forvism. Pablo Picasso made his first cuevist painting based on Cezanne's point of view. Through the paintings of Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (1907), Picasso is a dramatic depicting the intensely depicted five prostitutes and primitive and ingenious brothels scenes that are reminiscent of African tribal masks I made a new picture. And the invention of his own new cubism. Analytical Cubism was developed by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque from about 1908 to 1912. Analysis of Cubism, first appearance of Cubism, followed by Synthetic Cubism, followed by Braque, Picasso, FernandLéger, Juan Gris, Albert Gleizes, Marcel, Duchamp of the 1920 's and so on. At the turn of the century, post-impressionists and brutal movements were inspired by the experimental method of European art of Impressionist painters, mainly paintings. French painters, sculptors, printmakers, and drawing makers Georges Braque, along with his multicolored landscape and the landscape of the ocean, contributed to the Forvist movement. In 1907, Braque met a Spanish painter, sculptor, printmaker, designer Pablo Picasso. At that time, Picasso was in his "African era", and was producing original works influenced by sculptures and masks in Africa. Like Braque's post-impressionist paintings, these works are reproduced in shape (sometimes colored), but still iconic

Art is the expression of human emotions, body language, and culture. Art can be expressed in various ways before thinking and can be expressed in various forms. You will be amazed that various types of skilled artists appear every day. And this is one person who expresses their emotions and beliefs. One of the most interesting forms of the art I found is Fauvism. Fauvism is an expressionism expressed by art and music literature. Cubism ultimately depends on the theme, but it is becoming an art movement that opens the door to the abstraction of the 20th century directly together with Forvism. Pablo Picasso made his first cuevist painting based on Cezanne's point of view. Through the paintings of Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (1907), Picasso is a dramatic depicting the intensely depicted five prostitutes and primitive and ingenious brothels scenes that are reminiscent of African tribal masks I made a new picture. And the invention of his own new cubism. Analytical Cubism was developed by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque from about 1908 to 1912. Analysis of Cubism, first appearance of Cubism, followed by Synthetic Cubism, followed by Braque, Picasso, FernandLéger, Juan Gris, Albert Gleizes, Marcel, Duchamp of the 1920 's and so on. At the turn of the century, post-impressionists and brutal movements were inspired by the experimental method of European art of Impressionist painters, mainly paintings. French painters, sculptors, printmakers, and drawing makers Georges Braque, along with his multicolored landscape and the landscape of the ocean, contributed to the Forvist movement. In 1907, Braque met a Spanish painter, sculptor, printmaker, designer Pablo Picasso. At that time, Picasso was in his "African era", and was producing original works influenced by sculptures and masks in Africa. Like Braque's post-impressionist paintings, these works are reproduced in shape (sometimes colored), but still iconic

Juan Gris, a Spanish born painter, made an important contribution to modern painting style Cubism. Grice 's painting always depicts the environment around him. He painted a simple everyday object, a portrait, a still life painting composed of friends with occasional landscapes and urban landscapes. His paintings and the objects in the collage are clearly defined and richer than those in the work of early Cubist Picasso and Brush. In his work he pays attention to the more typical Spanish still life tradition and objects in his work in Spain's color. In addition to George Braque, Juan Gris also developed Cubism and led Cubism to a logical conclusion until death in 1927. Juan Gris was originally named S. Victoria, Gonzalez. After moving to Paris in 1906, he adopted the name of Juan Gris. In Paris, he lived next to Pablo Picasso and became a good friend with him. In 1907 and 1912, he observed the development of Cubism in 1912. He painted a portrait of Picasso who established his reputation as a leading painter. He cooperated directly with Picasso and Black until World War I broke out. Juan Gris (1887-1927) is a Spanish painter who played an important role in the development of Cubism style. Two other important painters who use this painting style are Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. Cuevist style paintings use two-dimensional planar surfaces, sharp lines, geometric shapes, rather than more realistic forms and colors related to many other styles. Using stronger colors and larger, more decorative shapes, Juan Gris 'work is distinguished from Picasso and Braque' s works. Gri uses synthetic decorative shapes, stencil prints, collages and vibrant colors to draw composite cubist forms. Many cuevists also combine smooth and rough surfaces with impurities such as impurities and painted areas adhering to the canvas. This collage technique is another common way to create art.

Juan Gris, a Spanish born painter, made an important contribution to modern painting style Cubism. Grice 's painting always depicts the environment around him. He painted a simple everyday object, a portrait, a still life painting composed of friends with occasional landscapes and urban landscapes. His paintings and the objects in the collage are clearly defined and richer than those in the work of early Cubist Picasso and Brush. In his work he pays attention to the more typical Spanish still life tradition and objects in his work in Spain's color. In addition to George Braque, Juan Gris also developed Cubism and led Cubism to a logical conclusion until death in 1927. Juan Gris was originally named S. Victoria, Gonzalez. After moving to Paris in 1906, he adopted the name of Juan Gris. In Paris, he lived next to Pablo Picasso and became a good friend with him. In 1907 and 1912, he observed the development of Cubism in 1912. He painted a portrait of Picasso who established his reputation as a leading painter. He cooperated directly with Picasso and Black until World War I broke out. Juan Gris (1887-1927) is a Spanish painter who played an important role in the development of Cubism style. Two other important painters who use this painting style are Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. Cuevist style paintings use two-dimensional planar surfaces, sharp lines, geometric shapes, rather than more realistic forms and colors related to many other styles. Using stronger colors and larger, more decorative shapes, Juan Gris 'work is distinguished from Picasso and Braque' s works. Gri uses synthetic decorative shapes, stencil prints, collages and vibrant colors to draw composite cubist forms. Many cuevists also combine smooth and rough surfaces with impurities such as impurities and painted areas adhering to the canvas. This collage technique is another common way to create art.

Pierre Auguste Renoir's rowing party lunch is a colorful work reflecting the period and the impressionist style of the artist. This composition not only conveys relaxed gatherings of people but also represents the social structure of France that has changed due to the industrial revolution. To draw these themes, shapes, spaces, colors and textures used by Renoir. The shape can be seen with a model diagram and a bottle, space is created by overlapping objects, but it does not give the illusion of real depth. & Lt; Tab / &&; Lenoir's painting lunch was founded in 1881 and shows many features contrasted with traditional art theory. The lunch party at the rowing party depicts a group of Sunday lovers who enjoy luxurious lunch at the popular Fournaise restaurant on Chatou Island. Through this picture, it is already clear that Renoir has a strong urge to challenge traditional ideas, as the theme he selects is the ordinary people who are doing daily work. This theme makes use of most of Renoir's works, in marked contrast with past paintings used to portray important people and important events. Essay.com/ "Impressionism, post-impressionism, cubism and expressionism, and other contemporaryistic styles challenge ideas about traditional ideas and art in art creation Modernist styles such as Impressionism, Post Impressionism, Cubism, Expressionism, etc. will challenge traditional ideas on the concept of art creation and art. Michelangelo worked hard on his masterpiece for four years when Pope Julius II asked Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Renoir spent six months to paint lunch for a rowing party - a picture of Film Amelie. It took more than a month for Pablo Picasso to paint Guernica quickly during the Spanish Civil War. When we created Instapainting in 2014, we offered inexpensive oil painting reproduction through photos on the internet, and we learned that we had to work ahead of time. We estimate that we need to produce thousands of paintings per month to support companies of all sizes. This is a big problem for us.

Pierre Auguste Renoir's rowing party lunch is a colorful work reflecting the period and the impressionist style of the artist. This composition not only conveys relaxed gatherings of people but also represents the social structure of France that has changed due to the industrial revolution. To draw these themes, shapes, spaces, colors and textures used by Renoir. The shape can be seen with a model diagram and a bottle, space is created by overlapping objects, but it does not give the illusion of real depth. & Lt; Tab / &&; Lenoir's painting lunch was founded in 1881 and shows many features contrasted with traditional art theory. The lunch party at the rowing party depicts a group of Sunday lovers who enjoy luxurious lunch at the popular Fournaise restaurant on Chatou Island. Through this picture, it is already clear that Renoir has a strong urge to challenge traditional ideas, as the theme he selects is the ordinary people who are doing daily work. This theme makes use of most of Renoir's works, in marked contrast with past paintings used to portray important people and important events. Essay.com/ "Impressionism, post-impressionism, cubism and expressionism, and other contemporaryistic styles challenge ideas about traditional ideas and art in art creation Modernist styles such as Impressionism, Post Impressionism, Cubism, Expressionism, etc. will challenge traditional ideas on the concept of art creation and art. Michelangelo worked hard on his masterpiece for four years when Pope Julius II asked Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Renoir spent six months to paint lunch for a rowing party - a picture of Film Amelie. It took more than a month for Pablo Picasso to paint Guernica quickly during the Spanish Civil War. When we created Instapainting in 2014, we offered inexpensive oil painting reproduction through photos on the internet, and we learned that we had to work ahead of time. We estimate that we need to produce thousands of paintings per month to support companies of all sizes. This is a big problem for us.

Dada Movement - Russia's World Wide Web Avant-garde Russia witnessed the art revolution at the turn of the 20th century and tried to overthrow the status of art in society. Today we are witnessing a new revolution that has grown at an amazing rate and attracts a variety of people every day. This phenomenon is called the Internet. The World Wide Web is not only a medium for education and research but also a tool for preserving and beautifying art objects. In this article, it is argued that through the Internet, society still lives in a world created by Russian avant-garde art, its heritage continues to exist in art, dance, music, and social groups. Dada was an intellectual movement born during World War I, a reaction to the ongoing barbaric war and evil nationalism that destroyed Europe and robbed millions of lives. Dada's work, influenced by other avant-garde movements such as Cubism, Futurism, Expressionism, ranges from performing arts to poetry, photography, sculpture and painting. Dada rejected the logic, rationality and aesthetics of contemporary capitalist society, but expressed irrational and anti-bourgeoisic protests meaningless to their work. However, Dada is not a political movement but an anti - art movement aimed at destroying the rational foundation of art and literature. Constitutionalism is an avant-garde art movement that began in Russia in the early 1930's. During the Russian Revolution, compositionism was influenced by other art movements occurring in the world, such as Dada, Futurism, Cubism, extremism. Due to Einstein 's recent space and time theory, artists have shifted from surreal portrayals to creating more abstract works that do not necessarily describe the reality. Constructivists believe that it must be helpful to good things. This ideology is different from the previous art movement that believes beauty comes from aesthetic quality. The use of constructivism is that it can convey sharp, concise and powerful information using sharp angles, straight lines and simple shapes. Constitutionalism is simply considered to be the eternal of using lines and shapes

Dada Movement - Russia's World Wide Web Avant-garde Russia witnessed the art revolution at the turn of the 20th century and tried to overthrow the status of art in society. Today we are witnessing a new revolution that has grown at an amazing rate and attracts a variety of people every day. This phenomenon is called the Internet. The World Wide Web is not only a medium for education and research but also a tool for preserving and beautifying art objects. In this article, it is argued that through the Internet, society still lives in a world created by Russian avant-garde art, its heritage continues to exist in art, dance, music, and social groups. Dada was an intellectual movement born during World War I, a reaction to the ongoing barbaric war and evil nationalism that destroyed Europe and robbed millions of lives. Dada's work, influenced by other avant-garde movements such as Cubism, Futurism, Expressionism, ranges from performing arts to poetry, photography, sculpture and painting. Dada rejected the logic, rationality and aesthetics of contemporary capitalist society, but expressed irrational and anti-bourgeoisic protests meaningless to their work. However, Dada is not a political movement but an anti - art movement aimed at destroying the rational foundation of art and literature. Constitutionalism is an avant-garde art movement that began in Russia in the early 1930's. During the Russian Revolution, compositionism was influenced by other art movements occurring in the world, such as Dada, Futurism, Cubism, extremism. Due to Einstein 's recent space and time theory, artists have shifted from surreal portrayals to creating more abstract works that do not necessarily describe the reality. Constructivists believe that it must be helpful to good things. This ideology is different from the previous art movement that believes beauty comes from aesthetic quality. The use of constructivism is that it can convey sharp, concise and powerful information using sharp angles, straight lines and simple shapes. Constitutionalism is simply considered to be the eternal of using lines and shapes

Velasquez Water Seller's Hierarchical Social Structure, Picasso's Acrobat Monkey Family, Wood's American Gothic and Goyez May 3 Velasquez Water Seller Pyramid Structure, Picasso's Acrobat Monkey Family, Wood's American Gothic Goyez May 3rd is a Society It reflects the constituent elements. At the top of the pyramid is a single person who was announced as Diego Velasquez as 'Seaplane Fisherman'. Three images of a boy and an old man in the foreground, and a shadow image on the background are drawn. Circle The young Pablo Picasso, in 1905, created the Acrobat family with monkeys in various media. This represents the most likely family in the Picasso era. Through the use of a diagonal composition to create a sense of dynamic movement, Through the use of unique brush strokes, bright colors and warm colors, Picasso has emotional feelings in his family environment during his rose I caught it. With his previous work. Analysis of late youthhood and Cubism By choosing the theme of the Acrobat family and depicting the family's environment, Picasso focused on the concept of maternity and maternity and continued to raise awareness of human suffering. Unlike Matisse's "joy of life" that depicts the ideal modern life, Picasso is paying more attention to the lower class of society. As a common theme of Picasso's paintings of this era, the concept of the acrobat family, and the affection for mother and child, actually appeared in countless paintings of his rose era. On the other hand, animals are also a common theme of the Picasso Rose era. As completed by Picasso in 1906, like the boy who led the horse, the animals here also participated in the painting. Even if these elements are combined, a harmonious effect can be obtained. The parents' heads are tilted downwards, and only monkeys are leaning upwards. This shows nature's overlap. 1905 and 1906 brought about fundamental changes in the color and atmosphere of Picasso. He is fascinated by acrobatics, clowns and homeless families in the circus world. He began painting with delicate pink and gray, highlighted with a brighter color than usual. This is called his "era of roses". In 1907, Picasso drew "Les D'Omoiselle Davignon", considered a painting in the watershed of the 20th century, and met another Georges Black, the leader of the Cubism movement. Cubism was also the creation of Picasso and the brake, and from 1911 to 1913, the two were constantly in contact. In 1917, Picasso designed a costume design for the ballet "Parade" of Serge Diaghilev. For Picasso, in the 1920s it was rich artistic exploration and excellent productivity over the years. Picasso continued the design of the theater set and drew it in cue vist, classic and surreal mode. From 1929 to 1931, he and his old friend Julio Gonzalez made wrought iron sculptures.

Velasquez Water Seller's Hierarchical Social Structure, Picasso's Acrobat Monkey Family, Wood's American Gothic and Goyez May 3 Velasquez Water Seller Pyramid Structure, Picasso's Acrobat Monkey Family, Wood's American Gothic Goyez May 3rd is a Society It reflects the constituent elements. At the top of the pyramid is a single person who was announced as Diego Velasquez as 'Seaplane Fisherman'. Three images of a boy and an old man in the foreground, and a shadow image on the background are drawn. Circle The young Pablo Picasso, in 1905, created the Acrobat family with monkeys in various media. This represents the most likely family in the Picasso era. Through the use of a diagonal composition to create a sense of dynamic movement, Through the use of unique brush strokes, bright colors and warm colors, Picasso has emotional feelings in his family environment during his rose I caught it. With his previous work. Analysis of late youthhood and Cubism By choosing the theme of the Acrobat family and depicting the family's environment, Picasso focused on the concept of maternity and maternity and continued to raise awareness of human suffering. Unlike Matisse's "joy of life" that depicts the ideal modern life, Picasso is paying more attention to the lower class of society. As a common theme of Picasso's paintings of this era, the concept of the acrobat family, and the affection for mother and child, actually appeared in countless paintings of his rose era. On the other hand, animals are also a common theme of the Picasso Rose era. As completed by Picasso in 1906, like the boy who led the horse, the animals here also participated in the painting. Even if these elements are combined, a harmonious effect can be obtained. The parents' heads are tilted downwards, and only monkeys are leaning upwards. This shows nature's overlap. 1905 and 1906 brought about fundamental changes in the color and atmosphere of Picasso. He is fascinated by acrobatics, clowns and homeless families in the circus world. He began painting with delicate pink and gray, highlighted with a brighter color than usual. This is called his "era of roses". In 1907, Picasso drew "Les D'Omoiselle Davignon", considered a painting in the watershed of the 20th century, and met another Georges Black, the leader of the Cubism movement. Cubism was also the creation of Picasso and the brake, and from 1911 to 1913, the two were constantly in contact. In 1917, Picasso designed a costume design for the ballet "Parade" of Serge Diaghilev. For Picasso, in the 1920s it was rich artistic exploration and excellent productivity over the years. Picasso continued the design of the theater set and drew it in cue vist, classic and surreal mode. From 1929 to 1931, he and his old friend Julio Gonzalez made wrought iron sculptures.

The geological form has no basis. "Perspective" The art of Pablo-Paraello "Science and art is two" different "ways to understand the world. "Concepts and corresponding attitudes and activities reveal their close research and their interactive evidence without their preconceptions (the result of their common origin). - Pablo Palazuelo, (Vision - Time article, ReinaSofía, 259) Today, science and art reflects two different ways to know the world. When the story was at the age of 13, Pablo's father, art professor says that Pablo realized he retired from the painting because he exceeded his skills. By the age of 28, Pablo overturned the art world with his vibrant personality and invention of cubism. And it is an impressive resume for people under 30 years old. Still, Iñárritu is not Picasso. Iñalritu's process is completely different. Iñárritu and other experimenters did not have a predetermined view on the scene. Their process is smoother and time consuming. Galenson explained it as a moving experimenter and is always chasing the moving landscape. Tests and mistakes have created their genius Cubism is truly a revolutionary artistic style, one of the most important art movements of the 20th century. Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque developed Cubism in the early 20 th century and in 1907 the art critic Louis Vauxcelles coined a word to express the artist. Between the 1910s and the 2020s, two people participating by other artists will use the geometric form to create the final expression. Objects are analyzed and decomposed completely and reassembled into an abstract shape, completely defeating the art movement so far

The geological form has no basis. "Perspective" The art of Pablo-Paraello "Science and art is two" different "ways to understand the world. "Concepts and corresponding attitudes and activities reveal their close research and their interactive evidence without their preconceptions (the result of their common origin). - Pablo Palazuelo, (Vision - Time article, ReinaSofía, 259) Today, science and art reflects two different ways to know the world. When the story was at the age of 13, Pablo's father, art professor says that Pablo realized he retired from the painting because he exceeded his skills. By the age of 28, Pablo overturned the art world with his vibrant personality and invention of cubism. And it is an impressive resume for people under 30 years old. Still, Iñárritu is not Picasso. Iñalritu's process is completely different. Iñárritu and other experimenters did not have a predetermined view on the scene. Their process is smoother and time consuming. Galenson explained it as a moving experimenter and is always chasing the moving landscape. Tests and mistakes have created their genius Cubism is truly a revolutionary artistic style, one of the most important art movements of the 20th century. Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque developed Cubism in the early 20 th century and in 1907 the art critic Louis Vauxcelles coined a word to express the artist. Between the 1910s and the 2020s, two people participating by other artists will use the geometric form to create the final expression. Objects are analyzed and decomposed completely and reassembled into an abstract shape, completely defeating the art movement so far

From Picasso: His art in 1980 by Alfred H. Bar Jr. 50 years, Arno Press, New York The next [excerpt] sentence is written as Marius de Zayas in Spanish. Picasso's manuscript of de Zayas was translated into English and approved by The Arts headline "Picasso Speaks" (New York, May 1923). Understanding the importance of the term research related to modern painting is difficult. In my opinion, the search has no meaning in paintings. To find it, that is it. If someone is not interested in chasing people, his eyes gaze at the ground and spend his life looking for a wallet to be placed on his way. Even if it is not finding something to find it, regardless of what it is, at least we cause our curiosity, unless it is our praise The crime I have been sued is not worse than what I have. The goal when drawing is not what you want, but to show what you have found. In art, as I said in Spanish the intention is not enough. Love must be proved by fact, not rational proof. Not intentional, it is important that people do We all know that art is not true. Art is a truth to us, at least a lie that makes us realize the truth we understand. Artists need to know how to persuade others to tell lies. If he only searches his work for searching and re-searching to abandon a lie, he will not be able to do anything. Research ideas often lead to misleading paintings, and artists are devoted to spiritual insight. Probably this is the main mistake of contemporary art. The research spirit is unacceptable as it attempts to harm people who do not fully understand all positive and decisive factors in contemporary art and to make them depict invisible ones They talk about naturalism opposing contemporary paintings. I'd like to know if someone has seen a natural art work. Nature and art are two different things, it is impossible to become one thing. Through art, we express concepts that are not about nature. He entered Boston's new design school and illustrator in 1923 and carefully examined works of modern masters such as Cezanne, Picasso, and Picasso. Around this time, an up-and-coming painter was named after Arshile Gorky, borrowing the surname of the Russian author Maxim Gorky (itself is a pseudonym) and that the scholars tried to tie themselves with creative classics I suggested. . In 1929 Davis met Gorky, stating his presence as "impressive", Gorky's "black velvet hat turned down", the quality improved (and wondered). De Kooning believes that Gorky is his mentor He is aware of the artist's artistic history and his understanding of their creative group's impact. "He knows more about painting and art, and understand things." In 1923, Picasso talked about American critic named Marius Dezayas and Cubism. The discussion was translated (with his approval) and published in the industry as "Picasso Speech". Picasso is really talking about Cubism, and he is not in the "research" level in the picture. This is part of it: We all know that art is not true. Art is a truth to us, at least a lie that makes us realize the truth we understand. Artists need to know how to persuade others to tell lies. If he only searches his work for searching and re-searching to abandon a lie, he will not be able to do anything. All art is art, and should not be dismissed. In "Statement to Marius De Zayas in 1923", Picasso argued that art must convince people about their authenticity. Picasso defended the art of Cubism in his article. As Cubism resembles many other types of art, most people do not understand it. But Cubism is no different than the art that some people like and understand - it shares the same principles and elements with all other types of art. Picasso cited an example of reading a book in English to the reader and explained his argument. He said that reading books has no meaning, but that does not mean there is no English. He said that no one should be held responsible for what he does not understand well. Picasso believes that art should not be sai

From Picasso: His art in 1980 by Alfred H. Bar Jr. 50 years, Arno Press, New York The next [excerpt] sentence is written as Marius de Zayas in Spanish. Picasso's manuscript of de Zayas was translated into English and approved by The Arts headline "Picasso Speaks" (New York, May 1923). Understanding the importance of the term research related to modern painting is difficult. In my opinion, the search has no meaning in paintings. To find it, that is it. If someone is not interested in chasing people, his eyes gaze at the ground and spend his life looking for a wallet to be placed on his way. Even if it is not finding something to find it, regardless of what it is, at least we cause our curiosity, unless it is our praise The crime I have been sued is not worse than what I have. The goal when drawing is not what you want, but to show what you have found. In art, as I said in Spanish the intention is not enough. Love must be proved by fact, not rational proof. Not intentional, it is important that people do We all know that art is not true. Art is a truth to us, at least a lie that makes us realize the truth we understand. Artists need to know how to persuade others to tell lies. If he only searches his work for searching and re-searching to abandon a lie, he will not be able to do anything. Research ideas often lead to misleading paintings, and artists are devoted to spiritual insight. Probably this is the main mistake of contemporary art. The research spirit is unacceptable as it attempts to harm people who do not fully understand all positive and decisive factors in contemporary art and to make them depict invisible ones They talk about naturalism opposing contemporary paintings. I'd like to know if someone has seen a natural art work. Nature and art are two different things, it is impossible to become one thing. Through art, we express concepts that are not about nature. He entered Boston's new design school and illustrator in 1923 and carefully examined works of modern masters such as Cezanne, Picasso, and Picasso. Around this time, an up-and-coming painter was named after Arshile Gorky, borrowing the surname of the Russian author Maxim Gorky (itself is a pseudonym) and that the scholars tried to tie themselves with creative classics I suggested. . In 1929 Davis met Gorky, stating his presence as "impressive", Gorky's "black velvet hat turned down", the quality improved (and wondered). De Kooning believes that Gorky is his mentor He is aware of the artist's artistic history and his understanding of their creative group's impact. "He knows more about painting and art, and understand things." In 1923, Picasso talked about American critic named Marius Dezayas and Cubism. The discussion was translated (with his approval) and published in the industry as "Picasso Speech". Picasso is really talking about Cubism, and he is not in the "research" level in the picture. This is part of it: We all know that art is not true. Art is a truth to us, at least a lie that makes us realize the truth we understand. Artists need to know how to persuade others to tell lies. If he only searches his work for searching and re-searching to abandon a lie, he will not be able to do anything. All art is art, and should not be dismissed. In "Statement to Marius De Zayas in 1923", Picasso argued that art must convince people about their authenticity. Picasso defended the art of Cubism in his article. As Cubism resembles many other types of art, most people do not understand it. But Cubism is no different than the art that some people like and understand - it shares the same principles and elements with all other types of art. Picasso cited an example of reading a book in English to the reader and explained his argument. He said that reading books has no meaning, but that does not mean there is no English. He said that no one should be held responsible for what he does not understand well. Picasso believes that art should not be sai

Pablo Picasso is probably the most influential contemporary painter of the 20th century. Born in Spain, I spent most of his life in painting, sculpture, pottery making and graphic art in France. His style is very avant-garde and unique, and he has changed many times in his career. Picasso is one of the artists who built the foundation of Cubism. He likes to use his strange and powerful paintings, pictures, prints and sculptures to shock the public. Pablo Picasso and his work Pablo Picasso is a Spanish painter and sculptor and is generally considered the largest artist of the 20th century. As an inventor of the form, he is unique among innovators of style and technology, experts in various media, and one of the most prolific artists in history. He has created over 20,000 pieces. - Picasso was in charge of Cubism 's invention with George Braque. Cubism is one of the most thorough restructuring of the meaning of art work. Cubism is a term derived from geometric schemes and cube reference. Cubism is considered the first and most influential among all sports in the art of the 20th century. Cubism, the influential visual art style of the 20th century was mainly created by Parisian painters Pablo Picasso and Georges Blake from 1907 to 1914. The cuevist style emphasizes the planar two-dimensional surface of the picture while eliminating the perspective of traditional technology, perspective, modeling, contrast of light and dark, negating the theory of history as an imitation of nature I will. Cubist painters do not need to duplicate shapes, textures, colors, spaces, but instead present a new reality of painting that paints very refined objects. Probably an essential modernist movement, it survived and certainly the most prosperous movement. Among them is Pablo Picasso, the most famous artist of the 20th century. essay.com/ Art modernism essay. Structured articles on how modernist painters see the world in new ways

Pablo Picasso is probably the most influential contemporary painter of the 20th century. Born in Spain, I spent most of his life in painting, sculpture, pottery making and graphic art in France. His style is very avant-garde and unique, and he has changed many times in his career. Picasso is one of the artists who built the foundation of Cubism. He likes to use his strange and powerful paintings, pictures, prints and sculptures to shock the public. Pablo Picasso and his work Pablo Picasso is a Spanish painter and sculptor and is generally considered the largest artist of the 20th century. As an inventor of the form, he is unique among innovators of style and technology, experts in various media, and one of the most prolific artists in history. He has created over 20,000 pieces. - Picasso was in charge of Cubism 's invention with George Braque. Cubism is one of the most thorough restructuring of the meaning of art work. Cubism is a term derived from geometric schemes and cube reference. Cubism is considered the first and most influential among all sports in the art of the 20th century. Cubism, the influential visual art style of the 20th century was mainly created by Parisian painters Pablo Picasso and Georges Blake from 1907 to 1914. The cuevist style emphasizes the planar two-dimensional surface of the picture while eliminating the perspective of traditional technology, perspective, modeling, contrast of light and dark, negating the theory of history as an imitation of nature I will. Cubist painters do not need to duplicate shapes, textures, colors, spaces, but instead present a new reality of painting that paints very refined objects. Probably an essential modernist movement, it survived and certainly the most prosperous movement. Among them is Pablo Picasso, the most famous artist of the 20th century. essay.com/ Art modernism essay. Structured articles on how modernist painters see the world in new ways

Pablo Picasso Self Portrait Oil Canvas Self portrait 1907 of Pablo Picasso is the most commonly used recognizable original form and the visual elements are line, texture, time, color. For the principles of design, emphasizing the proportions and magnitudes of specific functions makes them stand out, thus enhancing his expression. I chose this art work. That's because of the simplicity of the picture, especially the bold usage of lines that attracts eyes and looks like what I painted. When I found Picasso to be 91 years old, I decided to do mathematics. Picasso lived for 33, 403 days. There are 26,075 publications. In other words, Picasso has created an average of one new work of art every day from the age of 20 to 91. He creates new things every day for 71 years. This immense result not only played an important role in Picasso's international reputation, but also accumulated huge net worth of about $ 500 million when he died in 1973. His work is very famous and very many, it is registered as a loss of art Picasso is the most stolen artist in history, currently lacking more than 550 works. Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. - Pablo Picasso was born in 1881. His father is a respected art teacher. Many people believe that his father is an art teacher and had a great influence on Picasso's artistic interests. Picasso was 14 years old so it was not long for Picasso to enter Barcelona College. Picasso is a fast learner, and the school is very boring. Barcelona is where Picasso draws his first work "Barefooted Girl". After two years in Barcelona, ​​he transferred to a better school. Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973) is a prolific artist whose work expresses various art movement. Picasso was the son of an art teacher, born in Barcelona, ​​Spain. One of the various techniques of Picasso experiment is Cubism. This technique combines seemingly fragmented planar images. It is a combination of shapes used to express the feelings of artists. Picasso was educated in past masters, but he was called a contemporary painter. Until 1913 and the famous arsenal exhibition in New York, most Americans knew little about the cubism movement. This is the first time that a radical new European art appeared in an important art exhibition. Most of the programs (two-thirds) are based on real life of American mainstream art and are targeted at American contemporary artists, but do not forget to introduce contemporary art to Americans .

Pablo Picasso Self Portrait Oil Canvas Self portrait 1907 of Pablo Picasso is the most commonly used recognizable original form and the visual elements are line, texture, time, color. For the principles of design, emphasizing the proportions and magnitudes of specific functions makes them stand out, thus enhancing his expression. I chose this art work. That's because of the simplicity of the picture, especially the bold usage of lines that attracts eyes and looks like what I painted. When I found Picasso to be 91 years old, I decided to do mathematics. Picasso lived for 33, 403 days. There are 26,075 publications. In other words, Picasso has created an average of one new work of art every day from the age of 20 to 91. He creates new things every day for 71 years. This immense result not only played an important role in Picasso's international reputation, but also accumulated huge net worth of about $ 500 million when he died in 1973. His work is very famous and very many, it is registered as a loss of art Picasso is the most stolen artist in history, currently lacking more than 550 works. Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. - Pablo Picasso was born in 1881. His father is a respected art teacher. Many people believe that his father is an art teacher and had a great influence on Picasso's artistic interests. Picasso was 14 years old so it was not long for Picasso to enter Barcelona College. Picasso is a fast learner, and the school is very boring. Barcelona is where Picasso draws his first work "Barefooted Girl". After two years in Barcelona, ​​he transferred to a better school. Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973) is a prolific artist whose work expresses various art movement. Picasso was the son of an art teacher, born in Barcelona, ​​Spain. One of the various techniques of Picasso experiment is Cubism. This technique combines seemingly fragmented planar images. It is a combination of shapes used to express the feelings of artists. Picasso was educated in past masters, but he was called a contemporary painter. Until 1913 and the famous arsenal exhibition in New York, most Americans knew little about the cubism movement. This is the first time that a radical new European art appeared in an important art exhibition. Most of the programs (two-thirds) are based on real life of American mainstream art and are targeted at American contemporary artists, but do not forget to introduce contemporary art to Americans .

Misunderstanding of Art of Glendel Man has been using art to respond to their environment for centuries. The use of icons, perspectives, and Cubism reflects the culture and society of those days. However, art is often not a reflection, it is misunderstood as a substitute or creation of reality. John Gardner adopted this attitude for his novel "Glendell." Glendell is a provocative and innovative work, but as Glendell reflects, John Gardner's view of art is based on misunderstanding of art, so there is no basis. Art plays an important role in Glendell. Art of Shaper created a wrong history of Hrothgar, which led to the creation of the city state of Hrothgar and the establishment of Mead Hall. The priests carved their gods with trees and stones and gave them the faith in Scyldings what they did not believe. However, these same carved images make Glendell one of their gods, motivating the true devotion of the old priest Olke and the new devotion to monotheism. After all, art is better than philosophy when Beowulf makes Glendell create a poem that turns monster virtual walls into reality. Misunderstanding of Art of Glendel Man has been using art to respond to their environment for centuries. The use of icons, perspectives, and Cubism reflects the culture and society of those days. However, art is often not a reflection, it is misunderstood as a substitute or creation of reality. John Gardner adopted this attitude for his novel "Glendell." - Glendell by John Gardner plays the hero. "I cried, hugged myself, laughed, showed tears of salt, until he was crying unhappily. Page Setup This ambiguous and dramatic narrator's explanation method Seeming sincere emotions Combination of explosive explosion, humorous (ironical) observation, and irony of ideological thinking Many aspects of Glendale have ignited the idea and stimulated the philosophical ideals of the readers. The writer John Gardner says about Glendell as follows. On page 174, Gardner tried to cover the human ball with the 12 signs of the Zodiac as a contour of the book's 12 chapters. John Gardner represents Glendell as an abandoned prototype. The author of Beowulf depicts Grendel as a pure monster, and compared with John Gardner, Grendel is not a barbaric monster but a wise person with human characteristics and features. In a traditional story, Glendell is portrayed as a bloody devil by the greedy animal instinct. Grendel is explained as a smart existence. Glendell and Ryan can compare with "Mouse and Man". Both roles have alienation, and with the desire to fit in. Grendel 's book, readers can see the opposite side of Glendell. In Beowulf, Glendell is considered an enemy and evil one. In Beowulf, Glendell is scary and dislikes. After reading Beowulf, the reader saw Grendel through the eyes of the victim he was afraid of. King

Misunderstanding of Art of Glendel Man has been using art to respond to their environment for centuries. The use of icons, perspectives, and Cubism reflects the culture and society of those days. However, art is often not a reflection, it is misunderstood as a substitute or creation of reality. John Gardner adopted this attitude for his novel "Glendell." Glendell is a provocative and innovative work, but as Glendell reflects, John Gardner's view of art is based on misunderstanding of art, so there is no basis. Art plays an important role in Glendell. Art of Shaper created a wrong history of Hrothgar, which led to the creation of the city state of Hrothgar and the establishment of Mead Hall. The priests carved their gods with trees and stones and gave them the faith in Scyldings what they did not believe. However, these same carved images make Glendell one of their gods, motivating the true devotion of the old priest Olke and the new devotion to monotheism. After all, art is better than philosophy when Beowulf makes Glendell create a poem that turns monster virtual walls into reality. Misunderstanding of Art of Glendel Man has been using art to respond to their environment for centuries. The use of icons, perspectives, and Cubism reflects the culture and society of those days. However, art is often not a reflection, it is misunderstood as a substitute or creation of reality. John Gardner adopted this attitude for his novel "Glendell." - Glendell by John Gardner plays the hero. "I cried, hugged myself, laughed, showed tears of salt, until he was crying unhappily. Page Setup This ambiguous and dramatic narrator's explanation method Seeming sincere emotions Combination of explosive explosion, humorous (ironical) observation, and irony of ideological thinking Many aspects of Glendale have ignited the idea and stimulated the philosophical ideals of the readers. The writer John Gardner says about Glendell as follows. On page 174, Gardner tried to cover the human ball with the 12 signs of the Zodiac as a contour of the book's 12 chapters. John Gardner represents Glendell as an abandoned prototype. The author of Beowulf depicts Grendel as a pure monster, and compared with John Gardner, Grendel is not a barbaric monster but a wise person with human characteristics and features. In a traditional story, Glendell is portrayed as a bloody devil by the greedy animal instinct. Grendel is explained as a smart existence. Glendell and Ryan can compare with "Mouse and Man". Both roles have alienation, and with the desire to fit in. Grendel 's book, readers can see the opposite side of Glendell. In Beowulf, Glendell is considered an enemy and evil one. In Beowulf, Glendell is scary and dislikes. After reading Beowulf, the reader saw Grendel through the eyes of the victim he was afraid of. King

"Art is a lie, please tell the truth." Picasso has so many quotes that it is difficult to track where they actually came from, or whether they said it is. In 1923, Picasso talked about American critic named Marius Dezayas and Cubism. The discussion was translated (with his approval) and published in the industry as "Picasso Speech". Picasso is really talking about Cubism, and he is not in the "research" level in the picture. This is part of it: The goal when drawing is not what you want, but to show what you have found. In art, as I said in Spanish the intention is not enough. Love must be proved by fact, not rational proof. Not intentional, it is important that people do We all know that art is not true. Art is a truth to us, at least a lie that makes us realize the truth we understand. Artists need to know how to persuade others to tell lies. He can not do anything if he only searches his work to search and re-search to abandon the lie. "Art is a lie that makes us realize the truth." Picasso's art is delicate. Art is the expression of human creativity, especially in visual form (Oxford Advanced Learning Dictionary, 1995: 56). As art is an expression of human creativity, art is inherently related to value and meaning. Art is closely related to creativity and innovation. Through art, humans can express their creative talent, sometimes they share their emotions and emotions. Therefore, art can also be defined as a means by which humans express their creativity, emotions and emotions. As a means, art is a concrete thing that requires you to express it in the media through prose, poetry, paintings, stories, songs etc. Famous artist Pablo Picasso quoted the sentence "Art is a lie that makes us understand the truth." Pablo Ruiz and Picasso are known as Pablo Picasso and are Spanish painters, sculptors, printmakers, potteries, stage designers and most of his adults are in France. A lie is defined as an erroneous description of intentional fraud, deliberate false, false or erroneous information. "Art is a lie to bring us closer to the truth" (Pablo Picasso) can not be more accurate. Capturing unauthorized information can lead to the discovery of the truth. I believe that Picasso suggests that art is simply an imitation of life, so there is truth. - The first camera is made in France. From 1829 to 1833, two French artists, Joseph - Nisevo Nieps and Ruidaguere, worked on the camera together. When Nieps passed away in 1833, Daguerre continued to study cameras (Nardo 18). His prototype used a thin rectangular plate exposed to iodine and bromide smoke coated with a thin layer of silver.

"Art is a lie, please tell the truth." Picasso has so many quotes that it is difficult to track where they actually came from, or whether they said it is. In 1923, Picasso talked about American critic named Marius Dezayas and Cubism. The discussion was translated (with his approval) and published in the industry as "Picasso Speech". Picasso is really talking about Cubism, and he is not in the "research" level in the picture. This is part of it: The goal when drawing is not what you want, but to show what you have found. In art, as I said in Spanish the intention is not enough. Love must be proved by fact, not rational proof. Not intentional, it is important that people do We all know that art is not true. Art is a truth to us, at least a lie that makes us realize the truth we understand. Artists need to know how to persuade others to tell lies. He can not do anything if he only searches his work to search and re-search to abandon the lie. "Art is a lie that makes us realize the truth." Picasso's art is delicate. Art is the expression of human creativity, especially in visual form (Oxford Advanced Learning Dictionary, 1995: 56). As art is an expression of human creativity, art is inherently related to value and meaning. Art is closely related to creativity and innovation. Through art, humans can express their creative talent, sometimes they share their emotions and emotions. Therefore, art can also be defined as a means by which humans express their creativity, emotions and emotions. As a means, art is a concrete thing that requires you to express it in the media through prose, poetry, paintings, stories, songs etc. Famous artist Pablo Picasso quoted the sentence "Art is a lie that makes us understand the truth." Pablo Ruiz and Picasso are known as Pablo Picasso and are Spanish painters, sculptors, printmakers, potteries, stage designers and most of his adults are in France. A lie is defined as an erroneous description of intentional fraud, deliberate false, false or erroneous information. "Art is a lie to bring us closer to the truth" (Pablo Picasso) can not be more accurate. Capturing unauthorized information can lead to the discovery of the truth. I believe that Picasso suggests that art is simply an imitation of life, so there is truth. - The first camera is made in France. From 1829 to 1833, two French artists, Joseph - Nisevo Nieps and Ruidaguere, worked on the camera together. When Nieps passed away in 1833, Daguerre continued to study cameras (Nardo 18). His prototype used a thin rectangular plate exposed to iodine and bromide smoke coated with a thin layer of silver.

Some people in Pablo Picasso say he is superstitious, ironic, terrible for children, and terrible for women. He probably did all this, but one thing I know is that Pablo Picasso is a wonderful artist. He is one of the fathers of Cubism and his audience is at least tens of millions. Prior to him, other painters and sculptors did not have the reputation of Picasso. In 1881, my son was born in a small town called Don Joseiris Blasco and Maria Picasso called Málaga on the south coast of Spain. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso has been declared "a healthy child" since his illness had influenced his kidney from 1881 to 1890. He was sent to a private school where I never mastered letters and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively conveys a faint coloration. The reason for choosing blue is the frustration tone which is the suicide of Picasso's friend Casachimas. Work in the blue age is very sentimental, but Picasso is still a teenager and please do not forget to live in a very harsh environment in Barcelona.

Some people in Pablo Picasso say he is superstitious, ironic, terrible for children, and terrible for women. He probably did all this, but one thing I know is that Pablo Picasso is a wonderful artist. He is one of the fathers of Cubism and his audience is at least tens of millions. Prior to him, other painters and sculptors did not have the reputation of Picasso. In 1881, my son was born in a small town called Don Joseiris Blasco and Maria Picasso called Málaga on the south coast of Spain. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso has been declared "a healthy child" since his illness had influenced his kidney from 1881 to 1890. He was sent to a private school where I never mastered letters and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively conveys a faint coloration. The reason for choosing blue is the frustration tone which is the suicide of Picasso's friend Casachimas. Work in the blue age is very sentimental, but Picasso is still a teenager and please do not forget to live in a very harsh environment in Barcelona.

Futurism was created based on a very innovative and radical ideal. That is why it seems dead before a pure futuristic art form actually started. In the early 20th century, a new art movement was born. This new movement is called the Futurist. It not only adheres to art but also flows through painting, sculpture, poetry, theater, architecture, and music. In 1909, Filippo Tomaso Marinette announced a romantic disclosure called "Futuristic Declaration" on the front page of the French newspaper Le Figaro. Declaration The avant-garde art movement began with the realism of Gustav Courbet in the 1950s. Then there is a movement of contemporary art such as Cubism, Futurism, Surrealism, where artists break through the boundary between thought and creativity. These represent an innovative approach to artistic creation, and the definition of art extends to include the concept of visual creativity. Today, we believe that the earliest symbolic graffiti of mankind is art. As those works of these ancient paintings written by National Geographic's Chip Walter, "their beauty can kill your sense of time There is a moment when you are immersed in the present and quietly observe In these paintings, all other art - all civilizations - seems not to exist yet ... create simple shapes to represent other things - can be shared with others A symbol made by one person The futurist is an art movement influenced by the art of cubist. Cubism does not indicate a futuristic fascinated by mechanics, transportation and communication. In paintings and sculptures, angles and powerful lines are used to express an active feeling, a way in which future factions show movement and speed. One of the innovators is Umberto Boccioni and says: "What we want to express is not materially an optical or analytic impression but a material and comprehensive experience" (Future 101). "They are not confident of the power of the new theme at the moment and try to complement the color classification with fragments of the Cubist classification" (Futurism 101) Constructivist architecture was born from a wider compositionalistic art movement starting from the Russian futurist. Constructivist's art attempts to use three-dimensional stereopsis to fully abstract non-objective "structure" with dynamic elements. After the Russian revolution in 1917, it focused attention on the new social needs and industrial challenges required by the new administration. There are two very different clues The first one is encapsulated in the realistic manifest of Antoine Pevsner and Naum Gabo focusing on space and rhythm and the second is a purely art controversy and Alexander Rodchenko I express it. The struggle within the Enlightenment Committee between producer Varvara Stepanova and a more socially-oriented group Vladimir Tatlin hopes that this art will be absorbed by industrial production.

Futurism was created based on a very innovative and radical ideal. That is why it seems dead before a pure futuristic art form actually started. In the early 20th century, a new art movement was born. This new movement is called the Futurist. It not only adheres to art but also flows through painting, sculpture, poetry, theater, architecture, and music. In 1909, Filippo Tomaso Marinette announced a romantic disclosure called "Futuristic Declaration" on the front page of the French newspaper Le Figaro. Declaration The avant-garde art movement began with the realism of Gustav Courbet in the 1950s. Then there is a movement of contemporary art such as Cubism, Futurism, Surrealism, where artists break through the boundary between thought and creativity. These represent an innovative approach to artistic creation, and the definition of art extends to include the concept of visual creativity. Today, we believe that the earliest symbolic graffiti of mankind is art. As those works of these ancient paintings written by National Geographic's Chip Walter, "their beauty can kill your sense of time There is a moment when you are immersed in the present and quietly observe In these paintings, all other art - all civilizations - seems not to exist yet ... create simple shapes to represent other things - can be shared with others A symbol made by one person The futurist is an art movement influenced by the art of cubist. Cubism does not indicate a futuristic fascinated by mechanics, transportation and communication. In paintings and sculptures, angles and powerful lines are used to express an active feeling, a way in which future factions show movement and speed. One of the innovators is Umberto Boccioni and says: "What we want to express is not materially an optical or analytic impression but a material and comprehensive experience" (Future 101). "They are not confident of the power of the new theme at the moment and try to complement the color classification with fragments of the Cubist classification" (Futurism 101) Constructivist architecture was born from a wider compositionalistic art movement starting from the Russian futurist. Constructivist's art attempts to use three-dimensional stereopsis to fully abstract non-objective "structure" with dynamic elements. After the Russian revolution in 1917, it focused attention on the new social needs and industrial challenges required by the new administration. There are two very different clues The first one is encapsulated in the realistic manifest of Antoine Pevsner and Naum Gabo focusing on space and rhythm and the second is a purely art controversy and Alexander Rodchenko I express it. The struggle within the Enlightenment Committee between producer Varvara Stepanova and a more socially-oriented group Vladimir Tatlin hopes that this art will be absorbed by industrial production.

As one of the best artists of the 20th century, Jacob Lawrence was born in Atlantic City and was born as part of a children's hat in Pennsylvania. After his parents disbanded in 1924, he and his mother and brothers and sisters went to New York to settle in Harlem. "He was trained as a painter at the Harlem Art Studio in New York's Public Library 113th Street Fifth Avenue, and as a young man who participated in Harlem Renaissance artists and writers in the 1920s, Lawrence also formed them From a certain angle, he is not often an antidote to the idealization of a black man, a false original image - an aristocratic black man in an Art Deco style, a toxic racist stereotype. Jacob Lawrence | Jacob Lawrence is one of the greatest celebrities in the art world of blacks and African-Americans, has drawn the lives of black people and has been exploring various art forms and media. Lawrence first drew the attention of the country his installation drawn a free black movement from the south of the country to the north of the city They settled in the city and worked at the factory. His work stands out among the other Harlem Renaissance artists. He is watching the unique Cubism as jazz and black world. Lawrence continues to draw a series of works for Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Toussaint L'Ouverture, each of which is an integral part of helping blacks find freedom. In 1941, at the age of 23, Jacob Lawrence created a strong statement that continues to connect with the "migration series" through American visual history. 60 groups of Lawrence in African American epic movements - known as great migration - were drawn on moderate cardboard with text headings. "I want to make a very sparse piece," he said. "You can see it soon." That work was first presented by Editor Halpert, the pioneer gallery owner of that downtown gallery that focused on social realism. "If it is a portrait, it is my own portrait, portrait of my family, portrait of my colleague," Lawrence tells, his long-term career education, including teaching in famous black people and artistic Continued creation. North Carolina Mountain College Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000) is an African-American painter known for drawing life in African-Americans. But he is not only a painter, a narrator, a translator but also an educator. Lawrence called his style Dynamic Cubism, but according to his own explanation, the main influence was the shape and color of Harlem, not French art. Lawrence is one of the most famous African-American painters of the 20th century. He was nationally recognized at the age of 23, and his 60 panel transition series was drawn on cardboard. The series represents the massive migration of African Americans from southern rural to northern cities. A part of the series appeared in Fortune magazine of 1941. The series is currently hosted by two museums

As one of the best artists of the 20th century, Jacob Lawrence was born in Atlantic City and was born as part of a children's hat in Pennsylvania. After his parents disbanded in 1924, he and his mother and brothers and sisters went to New York to settle in Harlem. "He was trained as a painter at the Harlem Art Studio in New York's Public Library 113th Street Fifth Avenue, and as a young man who participated in Harlem Renaissance artists and writers in the 1920s, Lawrence also formed them From a certain angle, he is not often an antidote to the idealization of a black man, a false original image - an aristocratic black man in an Art Deco style, a toxic racist stereotype. Jacob Lawrence | Jacob Lawrence is one of the greatest celebrities in the art world of blacks and African-Americans, has drawn the lives of black people and has been exploring various art forms and media. Lawrence first drew the attention of the country his installation drawn a free black movement from the south of the country to the north of the city They settled in the city and worked at the factory. His work stands out among the other Harlem Renaissance artists. He is watching the unique Cubism as jazz and black world. Lawrence continues to draw a series of works for Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Toussaint L'Ouverture, each of which is an integral part of helping blacks find freedom. In 1941, at the age of 23, Jacob Lawrence created a strong statement that continues to connect with the "migration series" through American visual history. 60 groups of Lawrence in African American epic movements - known as great migration - were drawn on moderate cardboard with text headings. "I want to make a very sparse piece," he said. "You can see it soon." That work was first presented by Editor Halpert, the pioneer gallery owner of that downtown gallery that focused on social realism. "If it is a portrait, it is my own portrait, portrait of my family, portrait of my colleague," Lawrence tells, his long-term career education, including teaching in famous black people and artistic Continued creation. North Carolina Mountain College Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000) is an African-American painter known for drawing life in African-Americans. But he is not only a painter, a narrator, a translator but also an educator. Lawrence called his style Dynamic Cubism, but according to his own explanation, the main influence was the shape and color of Harlem, not French art. Lawrence is one of the most famous African-American painters of the 20th century. He was nationally recognized at the age of 23, and his 60 panel transition series was drawn on cardboard. The series represents the massive migration of African Americans from southern rural to northern cities. A part of the series appeared in Fortune magazine of 1941. The series is currently hosted by two museums

1881: Pablo Luis Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881, the son of Jose Luis · Blasco, art teacher (1838-1913) and Maria Picasso · Lepes (1855-1939) 1884 : The birth of the first sister Dolores (Laura) 1887: The birth of the second sister Concepcion (Conchita) 1888/89: Counseling by his father began. 1891: It is translated into La Coruña where his father served as art teacher. Death of his sister Conchita. 1892: Admission to Bela Art School of La Coruña. His father taught him. When I found Picasso to be 91 years old, I decided to do mathematics. Picasso lived for 33, 403 days. There are 26,075 publications. In other words, Picasso has created an average of one new work of art every day from the age of 20 to 91. He creates new things every day for 71 years. This immeasurable achievement not only plays an important role in Picasso's international reputation but also accumulated huge net worth of about $ 500 million when he died in 1973. His work is very famous and very many, it is registered as a loss of art Picasso is the most stolen artist in history, currently lacking more than 550 works. Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Instead of using Young Lewis Picasso, his mother's rare name, he did not use a common name. 14 years old art genius Picasso completed a monthly qualification exam for Barcelona's art academy on the 1st. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. - Pablo Picasso was born in 1881. His father is a respected art teacher. Many people believe that his father is an art teacher and had a great influence on Picasso's artistic interests. Picasso was 14 years old so it was not long for Picasso to enter Barcelona College. Picasso is a fast learner, and the school is very boring. Barcelona is where Picasso draws his first work "Barefooted Girl". After two years in Barcelona, ​​he transferred to a better school. Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973) is a prolific artist whose work expresses various art movement. Picasso was the son of an art teacher, born in Barcelona, ​​Spain. One of the various techniques of Picasso experiment is Cubism. This technique combines seemingly fragmented planar images. It is a combination of shapes used to express the feelings of artists. Picasso was educated in past masters, but he was called a contemporary painter. Until 1913 and the famous arsenal exhibition in New York, most Americans knew little about the cubism movement. This is the first time that a radical new European art appeared in an important art exhibition. Most of the programs (two-thirds) have the theme of American mainstream art in real life and feature contemporary American artists, but do not forget to introduce contemporary art to Americans .

1881: Pablo Luis Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881, the son of Jose Luis · Blasco, art teacher (1838-1913) and Maria Picasso · Lepes (1855-1939) 1884 : The birth of the first sister Dolores (Laura) 1887: The birth of the second sister Concepcion (Conchita) 1888/89: Counseling by his father began. 1891: It is translated into La Coruña where his father served as art teacher. Death of his sister Conchita. 1892: Admission to Bela Art School of La Coruña. His father taught him. When I found Picasso to be 91 years old, I decided to do mathematics. Picasso lived for 33, 403 days. There are 26,075 publications. In other words, Picasso has created an average of one new work of art every day from the age of 20 to 91. He creates new things every day for 71 years. This immeasurable achievement not only plays an important role in Picasso's international reputation but also accumulated huge net worth of about $ 500 million when he died in 1973. His work is very famous and very many, it is registered as a loss of art Picasso is the most stolen artist in history, currently lacking more than 550 works. Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Instead of using Young Lewis Picasso, his mother's rare name, he did not use a common name. 14 years old art genius Picasso completed a monthly qualification exam for Barcelona's art academy on the 1st. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. - Pablo Picasso was born in 1881. His father is a respected art teacher. Many people believe that his father is an art teacher and had a great influence on Picasso's artistic interests. Picasso was 14 years old so it was not long for Picasso to enter Barcelona College. Picasso is a fast learner, and the school is very boring. Barcelona is where Picasso draws his first work "Barefooted Girl". After two years in Barcelona, ​​he transferred to a better school. Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973) is a prolific artist whose work expresses various art movement. Picasso was the son of an art teacher, born in Barcelona, ​​Spain. One of the various techniques of Picasso experiment is Cubism. This technique combines seemingly fragmented planar images. It is a combination of shapes used to express the feelings of artists. Picasso was educated in past masters, but he was called a contemporary painter. Until 1913 and the famous arsenal exhibition in New York, most Americans knew little about the cubism movement. This is the first time that a radical new European art appeared in an important art exhibition. Most of the programs (two-thirds) have the theme of American mainstream art in real life and feature contemporary American artists, but do not forget to introduce contemporary art to Americans .

Pablo Picasso Picasso is the son of artists Jose Luis and Maria Picasso, born in Malaga, Spain on the sunrise on 25th October 1881. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. 14 years old art genius Picasso completed a monthly qualification exam for Barcelona's art academy on the 1st. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. As a painting by Bruce Picasso from 1901 to 1904 known, "Age of Blue." Pablo Picasso, also known as Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Luis Picasso (1901 years ago) Perfect PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoCrispín CrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, (born October 25, 1881, Málaga, Spain - in April, France Mougins) who died on August 8, 1973, a Spanish expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the most influential of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges · Black) One of artists and creators. (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso has been declared "a healthy child" since his illness had influenced his kidney from 1881 to 1890. He was sent to a private school where I never mastered letters and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively conveys a faint coloration. The reason for choosing blue is irritated tone, Picasso 's friend 卡 萨 奇 马斯 suicide. The work of the blue age is very sentimental, but we need to remember that Picasso was a teenager away from home for the first time, living in a very harsh environment Barcelona This is a picture of my exhibition at MOMA. PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoMaríadelosRemedios CiprianodelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizy Picasso (mainly called Pablo Picasso). Pablo Picasso is a very talented artist. He created Cubism, he painted and sculpted. Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881, but when he was baptized he got only 23 letters of name. Pablo Picasso had a strong interest in art when he was very young and for the rest of his lifetime. First let's talk about Pablo sculpture. Most of Pablo's sculptures are different from other artists. Pablo sculpted with a broom, a fork and other household items. Another different thing is that if Pablo wants to make a guitar he is not as perfect as any other artist.

Pablo Picasso Picasso is the son of artists Jose Luis and Maria Picasso, born in Malaga, Spain on the sunrise on 25th October 1881. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. 14 years old art genius Picasso completed a monthly qualification exam for Barcelona's art academy on the 1st. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. As a painting by Bruce Picasso from 1901 to 1904 known, "Age of Blue." Pablo Picasso, also known as Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Luis Picasso (1901 years ago) Perfect PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoCrispín CrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, (born October 25, 1881, Málaga, Spain - in April, France Mougins) who died on August 8, 1973, a Spanish expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the most influential of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges · Black) One of artists and creators. (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso has been declared "a healthy child" since his illness had influenced his kidney from 1881 to 1890. He was sent to a private school where I never mastered letters and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively conveys a faint coloration. The reason for choosing blue is irritated tone, Picasso 's friend 卡 萨 奇 马斯 suicide. The work of the blue age is very sentimental, but we need to remember that Picasso was a teenager away from home for the first time, living in a very harsh environment Barcelona This is a picture of my exhibition at MOMA. PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoMaríadelosRemedios CiprianodelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizy Picasso (mainly called Pablo Picasso). Pablo Picasso is a very talented artist. He created Cubism, he painted and sculpted. Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881, but when he was baptized he got only 23 letters of name. Pablo Picasso had a strong interest in art when he was very young and for the rest of his lifetime. First let's talk about Pablo sculpture. Most of Pablo's sculptures are different from other artists. Pablo sculpted with a broom, a fork and other household items. Another different thing is that if Pablo wants to make a guitar he is not as perfect as any other artist.

Jacob Lawrence Jacobs Lawrence 's unique career includes his national medal of art, National of Art and Letters, National School of Design, National Arts Council Committee, and domestic colors I was awarded dozens of honorary degrees and awards. People 's Association for promoting medals. His paintings are fulfilling at several major art exhibitions and many different museums. Lawrence 's parents were from the South, but moved to Harlem, who grew up in Lawrence. Lawrence, born in 1917, grew up in Harlem during the Great Depression. Jacob Lawrence | Jacob Lawrence is one of the greatest celebrities in the art world of blacks and African-Americans, has drawn the lives of black people and has been exploring various art forms and media. Lawrence first drew the attention of the country his installation drawn a free black movement from the south of the country to the north of the city They settled in the city and worked at the factory. His work stands out among the other Harlem Renaissance artists. He is watching the unique Cubism as jazz and black world. Lawrence continues to draw a series of works for Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Toussaint L'Ouverture, each of which is an integral part of helping blacks find freedom. In 1941, at the age of 23, Jacob Lawrence created a strong statement that continues to connect with the "migration series" through American visual history. 60 groups of Lawrence in African American epic movements - known as great migration - were drawn on moderate cardboard with text headings. "I want to make a very sparse piece," he said. "You can see it soon." That work was first presented by Editor Halpert, the pioneer gallery owner of that downtown gallery that focused on social realism. "If it is a portrait, it is my own portrait, portrait of my family, portrait of my colleague," Lawrence tells, his long-term career education, including teaching in famous black people and artistic Continued creation. North Carolina Mountain College Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000) is an African-American painter known for drawing life in African-Americans. But he is not only a painter, a narrator, a translator but also an educator. Lawrence called his style Dynamic Cubism, but according to his own explanation, the main influence was the shape and color of Harlem, not French art. Lawrence is one of the most famous African-American painters of the 20th century. He was nationally recognized at the age of 23, and his 60 panel transition series was drawn on cardboard. The series represents the massive migration of African Americans from southern rural to northern cities. A part of the series appeared in Fortune magazine of 1941. The series is currently hosted by two museums

Jacob Lawrence Jacobs Lawrence 's unique career includes his national medal of art, National of Art and Letters, National School of Design, National Arts Council Committee, and domestic colors I was awarded dozens of honorary degrees and awards. People 's Association for promoting medals. His paintings are fulfilling at several major art exhibitions and many different museums. Lawrence 's parents were from the South, but moved to Harlem, who grew up in Lawrence. Lawrence, born in 1917, grew up in Harlem during the Great Depression. Jacob Lawrence | Jacob Lawrence is one of the greatest celebrities in the art world of blacks and African-Americans, has drawn the lives of black people and has been exploring various art forms and media. Lawrence first drew the attention of the country his installation drawn a free black movement from the south of the country to the north of the city They settled in the city and worked at the factory. His work stands out among the other Harlem Renaissance artists. He is watching the unique Cubism as jazz and black world. Lawrence continues to draw a series of works for Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Toussaint L'Ouverture, each of which is an integral part of helping blacks find freedom. In 1941, at the age of 23, Jacob Lawrence created a strong statement that continues to connect with the "migration series" through American visual history. 60 groups of Lawrence in African American epic movements - known as great migration - were drawn on moderate cardboard with text headings. "I want to make a very sparse piece," he said. "You can see it soon." That work was first presented by Editor Halpert, the pioneer gallery owner of that downtown gallery that focused on social realism. "If it is a portrait, it is my own portrait, portrait of my family, portrait of my colleague," Lawrence tells, his long-term career education, including teaching in famous black people and artistic Continued creation. North Carolina Mountain College Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000) is an African-American painter known for drawing life in African-Americans. But he is not only a painter, a narrator, a translator but also an educator. Lawrence called his style Dynamic Cubism, but according to his own explanation, the main influence was the shape and color of Harlem, not French art. Lawrence is one of the most famous African-American painters of the 20th century. He was nationally recognized at the age of 23, and his 60 panel transition series was drawn on cardboard. The series represents the massive migration of African Americans from southern rural to northern cities. A part of the series appeared in Fortune magazine of 1941. The series is currently hosted by two museums

It's time to use revolutionary paintings in this revolutionary and revolutionary era, not past pictures. - Pablo Picasso, 1935. (Barnes) Pablo Picasso is one of the most famous and culturally readable writers of the 20th century. Unlike most painters, Picasso is not limited to canvas, it is more special because it creates sculpture, poetry, ceramics. Little is known about this genius, but there is still a desire after Picasso, further information about his life and his creativity. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Pablo Ruiasso was born in Pablo Ruiz, born on October 25, 1881, was born in April 1973. He died on the 8th. Picasso was born in the name of his father Lewis family in his life, he felt too generic, urging him to use his more unique mother's maiden name Picasso. Picasso is a Spanish painter, sculptor, printmaker, poet and playwright, and most of his adult life lives in France, wealth, fame. As one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, Picasso is known as the co-founder of the cubism movement, collage co-inventor and many other styles that he helped to develop and explore It was.

It's time to use revolutionary paintings in this revolutionary and revolutionary era, not past pictures. - Pablo Picasso, 1935. (Barnes) Pablo Picasso is one of the most famous and culturally readable writers of the 20th century. Unlike most painters, Picasso is not limited to canvas, it is more special because it creates sculpture, poetry, ceramics. Little is known about this genius, but there is still a desire after Picasso, further information about his life and his creativity. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Pablo Ruiasso was born in Pablo Ruiz, born on October 25, 1881, was born in April 1973. He died on the 8th. Picasso was born in the name of his father Lewis family in his life, he felt too generic, urging him to use his more unique mother's maiden name Picasso. Picasso is a Spanish painter, sculptor, printmaker, poet and playwright, and most of his adult life lives in France, wealth, fame. As one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, Picasso is known as the co-founder of the cubism movement, collage co-inventor and many other styles that he helped to develop and explore It was.

Pablo Picasso is one of the most famous and popular artists of all time. In Pablo's paintings and other works of art, he will draw what he loves. And you can see his emotions are being controlled in his paintings and other works of art. Pablo Picasso is active not only in paintings but also in prints, bronze sculptures, paintings and pottery. Picasso is one of the inventors of Cubism. "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" is one of Picasso's famous paintings, which is one of Pablo's first turnips. Pablo Picasso, also known as Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Luis Picasso (1901 years ago) Perfect PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoCrispín CrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, (born October 25, 1881, Málaga, Spain - in April, France Mougins) who died on August 8, 1973, a Spanish expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the most influential of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges · Black) One of artists and creators. (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name) Picasso was born in Málaga, Spain in 1881. His parents, Don José Luis and Donamaria Lopez, are his name as Pablo Luis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized at Iglesia de Santiago. Picasso was declared "a delicate child" as illness affects his kidney between 1881 and 1890. He is a private school where he has never learned a letter or arithmetic Sent. During this time, he began to draw in his father's lesson. In blue era (1901-1903), Picasso 's painting mainly in blue. This particular color effectively conveys a pessimistic tone. The reason for choosing blue is irritated tone, Picasso 's friend 卡 萨 奇 马斯 suicide. The work of the blue age is very sentimental, but we need to remember that Picasso was a teenager away from home for the first time, living in a very harsh environment Barcelona Pablo Picasso's mother is Doña Maria Picasso and Lopez. His father is a painter and art teacher, DonJoséRuizBlasco. Young Picasso is a serious and prematurely exhausted child in the world and has a pair of dazzling eyes and dark eyes that seem to represent his fate. "When I was a kid, my mother said to me," If you become a soldier, you will be a general, if you become a priest you will become a pope in the long run " ". . "On the contrary, I became a painter and eventually became Picasso." Picasso was a relatively poor student, but he showed great appeal from a young age. According to legend, his first sentence was "piz, piz" and he attempted to say nakedly the Spanish pencil "lápiz". Picasso 's father began teaching to draw from childhood, by the time he was 13, his skill level exceeded his father' s level.

Pablo Picasso is one of the most famous and popular artists of all time. In Pablo's paintings and other works of art, he will draw what he loves. And you can see his emotions are being controlled in his paintings and other works of art. Pablo Picasso is active not only in paintings but also in prints, bronze sculptures, paintings and pottery. Picasso is one of the inventors of Cubism. "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" is one of Picasso's famous paintings, which is one of Pablo's first turnips. Pablo Picasso, also known as Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Luis Picasso (1901 years ago) Perfect PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoCrispín CrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, (born October 25, 1881, Málaga, Spain - in April, France Mougins) who died on August 8, 1973, a Spanish expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the most influential of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges · Black) One of artists and creators. (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name) Picasso was born in Málaga, Spain in 1881. His parents, Don José Luis and Donamaria Lopez, are his name as Pablo Luis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized at Iglesia de Santiago. Picasso was declared "a delicate child" as illness affects his kidney between 1881 and 1890. He is a private school where he has never learned a letter or arithmetic Sent. During this time, he began to draw in his father's lesson. In blue era (1901-1903), Picasso 's painting mainly in blue. This particular color effectively conveys a pessimistic tone. The reason for choosing blue is irritated tone, Picasso 's friend 卡 萨 奇 马斯 suicide. The work of the blue age is very sentimental, but we need to remember that Picasso was a teenager away from home for the first time, living in a very harsh environment Barcelona Pablo Picasso's mother is Doña Maria Picasso and Lopez. His father is a painter and art teacher, DonJoséRuizBlasco. Young Picasso is a serious and prematurely exhausted child in the world and has a pair of dazzling eyes and dark eyes that seem to represent his fate. "When I was a kid, my mother said to me," If you become a soldier, you will be a general, if you become a priest you will become a pope in the long run " ". . "On the contrary, I became a painter and eventually became Picasso." Picasso was a relatively poor student, but he showed great appeal from a young age. According to legend, his first sentence was "piz, piz" and he attempted to say nakedly the Spanish pencil "lápiz". Picasso 's father began teaching to draw from childhood, by the time he was 13, his skill level exceeded his father' s level.

Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. Art teacher Don Jose moved Picasso and his family to LaCoruña and then to Barcelona where he was a lecturer at Picasso. Pablo Picasso, also known as Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Luis Picasso (1901 years ago) Perfect PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoCrispín CrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, (born October 25, 1881, Málaga, Spain - in April, France Mougins) who died on August 8, 1973, a Spanish expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the most influential of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges · Black) One of artists and creators. (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name) Picasso was born in Málaga, Spain in 1881. His parents, Don José Luis and Donamaria Lopez, are his name as Pablo Luis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized at Iglesia de Santiago. Picasso was declared "a delicate child" as illness affects his kidney between 1881 and 1890. He is a private school where he has never learned a letter or arithmetic Sent. During this time, he began to draw in his father's lesson. In blue era (1901-1903), Picasso 's painting mainly in blue. This particular color effectively conveys a pessimistic tone. The reason for choosing blue is irritated tone, Picasso 's friend 卡 萨 奇 马斯 suicide. The work of the blue age is very sentimental, but we need to remember that Picasso was a teenager away from home for the first time, living in a very harsh environment Barcelona This is a picture of my exhibition at MOMA. PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoMaríadelosRemedios CiprianodelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizy Picasso (mainly called Pablo Picasso). Pablo Picasso is a very talented artist. He created Cubism, he painted and sculpted. Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881, but when he was baptized he got only 23 letters of name. Pablo Picasso had a strong interest in art when he was very young and for the rest of his lifetime. First let's talk about Pablo sculpture. Most of Pablo's sculptures are different from other artists. Pablo sculpted with a broom, a fork and other household items. Another different thing is that if Pablo wants to make a guitar he is not as perfect as any other artist.

Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. Art teacher Don Jose moved Picasso and his family to LaCoruña and then to Barcelona where he was a lecturer at Picasso. Pablo Picasso, also known as Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Luis Picasso (1901 years ago) Perfect PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoCrispín CrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, (born October 25, 1881, Málaga, Spain - in April, France Mougins) who died on August 8, 1973, a Spanish expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the most influential of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges · Black) One of artists and creators. (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name) Picasso was born in Málaga, Spain in 1881. His parents, Don José Luis and Donamaria Lopez, are his name as Pablo Luis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized at Iglesia de Santiago. Picasso was declared "a delicate child" as illness affects his kidney between 1881 and 1890. He is a private school where he has never learned a letter or arithmetic Sent. During this time, he began to draw in his father's lesson. In blue era (1901-1903), Picasso 's painting mainly in blue. This particular color effectively conveys a pessimistic tone. The reason for choosing blue is irritated tone, Picasso 's friend 卡 萨 奇 马斯 suicide. The work of the blue age is very sentimental, but we need to remember that Picasso was a teenager away from home for the first time, living in a very harsh environment Barcelona This is a picture of my exhibition at MOMA. PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoMaríadelosRemedios CiprianodelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizy Picasso (mainly called Pablo Picasso). Pablo Picasso is a very talented artist. He created Cubism, he painted and sculpted. Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881, but when he was baptized he got only 23 letters of name. Pablo Picasso had a strong interest in art when he was very young and for the rest of his lifetime. First let's talk about Pablo sculpture. Most of Pablo's sculptures are different from other artists. Pablo sculpted with a broom, a fork and other household items. Another different thing is that if Pablo wants to make a guitar he is not as perfect as any other artist.

Les Demoiselles d? Avignon took a walk through the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, a special painting caught me, shocked me, and walked through the ground to think about that power. Like art whirlwind, Pablo Picasso's Les Demoiselles d? Avignon rotates my feelings. I was very uncomfortable watching it. It goes without saying that I am watching it for 20 minutes. Les Demoiselles d? The originality and tension of Avignon radiation is absolutely overwhelming, but it is very confusing. Picasso, 25 drew Les Demoiselles d'Avignon in the winter from 1906 to 1907. His views on his subjects were created through conscious planning and some of his influences, similarities between Leonardo and Géricault. The description of a realistic 8 foot square game is as profound as other advances in the field of knowledge contributed by Picasso's contemporary artist Albert Einstein in the field of physics. I can not say that Picasso's masterpiece has been painted in painting 100 years ago, but to be honest, modernism began with his masterpiece. Naturally, another piece of work by Pablo Picasso is on the list. This time is Les Demoiselles d'Avignon. The big oil painting of 1907 is a new facial expression of an artist and an important original three dimensional work. The depiction of the five naked prostitutes revealed in 1916 was too advanced for many viewers, even Henry Mathis said it "ugly". Chris Ofili was awarded the Turner award at his mixed media "The Virgin Mary", but when it was exhibited in New York in 1999 it caused anger. Art critic Rudy Giuliani depicting the naked chest of female genitalia surrounded by black malia and horse feces attracted her illness and disgust and attempted to appeal the Brooklyn Museum for dismantling it It was. Other protesters tried to paint it with white horse feces Les Demoiselles d'Avignon showed that five women were intertwined with silver and blue constraints, two of them went up and raised their arms to show off their breasts. The other three women were wearing a mask; one was a brown wooden mockup face and the other two were African masks. One of the two women wearing an African mask torn behind a knurled cloth and the other fell on a diamond cloth. There is also a plate of fruits on the canvas. This picture shows the first appearance of Cubism. A naked woman can see rare curves, sharp elbows, geometric contours of waist and hip, and triangular chest. The body Pablo Picasso used at Les Demoiselles d'Avignon symbolizes our perceptions of artistic and artistic body. Picasso introduced Cubism to the world. Through his art, he took a look at his brave abandonment of the different and more powerful styles of Blue Age and conveyed. When Picasso began taking this picture, it should be a temptation of brothels. However, he finally got five nude and still life drawings. This work is Picasso's work corresponding to Matisse's "Joy of Life", and compared with the general Mattis' characters, the nudity of his work is brutal and aggressive. This distinctive difference can be seen as a sign that Picasso has approached the art style at the time. Through the body used in art as well as the logo on his artwork, he can see his urge to break away from conventions and integration.

Les Demoiselles d? Avignon took a walk through the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, a special painting caught me, shocked me, and walked through the ground to think about that power. Like art whirlwind, Pablo Picasso's Les Demoiselles d? Avignon rotates my feelings. I was very uncomfortable watching it. It goes without saying that I am watching it for 20 minutes. Les Demoiselles d? The originality and tension of Avignon radiation is absolutely overwhelming, but it is very confusing. Picasso, 25 drew Les Demoiselles d'Avignon in the winter from 1906 to 1907. His views on his subjects were created through conscious planning and some of his influences, similarities between Leonardo and Géricault. The description of a realistic 8 foot square game is as profound as other advances in the field of knowledge contributed by Picasso's contemporary artist Albert Einstein in the field of physics. I can not say that Picasso's masterpiece has been painted in painting 100 years ago, but to be honest, modernism began with his masterpiece. Naturally, another piece of work by Pablo Picasso is on the list. This time is Les Demoiselles d'Avignon. The big oil painting of 1907 is a new facial expression of an artist and an important original three dimensional work. The depiction of the five naked prostitutes revealed in 1916 was too advanced for many viewers, even Henry Mathis said it "ugly". Chris Ofili was awarded the Turner award at his mixed media "The Virgin Mary", but when it was exhibited in New York in 1999 it caused anger. Art critic Rudy Giuliani depicting the naked chest of female genitalia surrounded by black malia and horse feces attracted her illness and disgust and attempted to appeal the Brooklyn Museum for dismantling it It was. Other protesters tried to paint it with white horse feces Les Demoiselles d'Avignon showed that five women were intertwined with silver and blue constraints, two of them went up and raised their arms to show off their breasts. The other three women were wearing a mask; one was a brown wooden mockup face and the other two were African masks. One of the two women wearing an African mask torn behind a knurled cloth and the other fell on a diamond cloth. There is also a plate of fruits on the canvas. This picture shows the first appearance of Cubism. A naked woman can see rare curves, sharp elbows, geometric contours of waist and hip, and triangular chest. The body Pablo Picasso used at Les Demoiselles d'Avignon symbolizes our perceptions of artistic and artistic body. Picasso introduced Cubism to the world. Through his art, he took a look at his brave abandonment of the different and more powerful styles of Blue Age and conveyed. When Picasso began taking this picture, it should be a temptation of brothels. However, he finally got five nude and still life drawings. This work is Picasso's work corresponding to Matisse's "Joy of Life", and compared with the general Mattis' characters, the nudity of his work is brutal and aggressive. This distinctive difference can be seen as a sign that Picasso has approached the art style at the time. Through the body used in art as well as the logo on his artwork, he can see his urge to break away from conventions and integration.

Art adapts to the influences of past artists, society, and current events, and it will develop over time. Recently, art seems to be subjective, and artists and audiences can interpret art. An article entitled 'Past Piracy' in John Richardson 's Picasso' s lifetime discusses how an artist 's viewer should see artwork and artists influence his creation Try to see the method. These effects may have come from the days of past artists and past art history, or they may be influenced by social events. "Many artists are extremely prolific through middle-ages, Spain's Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) is the most prolific painter of his career for 75 years.Starring (about 78800 $ 10,000) Picasso is a skilled pioneer of all art movement of the century, his design, 100,000 prints and prints, illustrations of 34,000 books and 300 sculptures and pottery (Guinness World Record) Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973) is a prolific artist whose work expresses various art movement. Picasso was the son of an art teacher, born in Barcelona, ​​Spain. One of the various techniques of Picasso experiment is Cubism. This technique combines seemingly fragmented planar images. It is a combination of shapes used to express the feelings of artists. Picasso was educated in past masters, but he was called a contemporary painter. Until 1913 and the famous arsenal exhibition in New York, most Americans knew little about the cubism movement. This is the first time that a radical new European art appeared in an important art exhibition. Most of the programs (two-thirds) are based on real life of American mainstream art and are targeted at American contemporary artists, but do not forget to introduce contemporary art to Americans . In the beginning of the 20th century, Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque used items that were not artistic in their work. In 1912, Picasso stuck a waterproof sheet on the canvas. Picasso's later work (1913), including guitar, newspaper, glass, bottle, etc., using the shape of a newspaper clipping, was classified as a comprehensive cuevist. The two artists integrated all aspects of the "real world" into the canvas and began discussions on meaning and artistic expression.

Art adapts to the influences of past artists, society, and current events, and it will develop over time. Recently, art seems to be subjective, and artists and audiences can interpret art. An article entitled 'Past Piracy' in John Richardson 's Picasso' s lifetime discusses how an artist 's viewer should see artwork and artists influence his creation Try to see the method. These effects may have come from the days of past artists and past art history, or they may be influenced by social events. "Many artists are extremely prolific through middle-ages, Spain's Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) is the most prolific painter of his career for 75 years.Starring (about 78800 $ 10,000) Picasso is a skilled pioneer of all art movement of the century, his design, 100,000 prints and prints, illustrations of 34,000 books and 300 sculptures and pottery (Guinness World Record) Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973) is a prolific artist whose work expresses various art movement. Picasso was the son of an art teacher, born in Barcelona, ​​Spain. One of the various techniques of Picasso experiment is Cubism. This technique combines seemingly fragmented planar images. It is a combination of shapes used to express the feelings of artists. Picasso was educated in past masters, but he was called a contemporary painter. Until 1913 and the famous arsenal exhibition in New York, most Americans knew little about the cubism movement. This is the first time that a radical new European art appeared in an important art exhibition. Most of the programs (two-thirds) are based on real life of American mainstream art and are targeted at American contemporary artists, but do not forget to introduce contemporary art to Americans . In the beginning of the 20th century, Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque used items that were not artistic in their work. In 1912, Picasso stuck a waterproof sheet on the canvas. Picasso's later work (1913), including guitar, newspaper, glass, bottle, etc., using the shape of a newspaper clipping, was classified as a comprehensive cuevist. The two artists integrated all aspects of the "real world" into the canvas and began discussions on meaning and artistic expression.

Have you ever thought about the reason why you became yourself and what you did? Federico Garcia Lorca was a very famous poet, experienced many moving events, and helped him write poetry throughout that period. He developed his poem through the inspiration of the people around him. And they showed the theme of love, death and southern Spanish culture. He has a special poem and uses his own style in writing. Federico Garcia Lorca is a Spanish poet and playwright of the 20th century. He was born in Granada in southern Spain, more specifically in Andalusia in 1898. Born in 1898, born in 1936, I experienced one of the most troubling times in the history of Spain. He grew up in Granada, Spain, enjoying the way of life and the countryside in Spain. His father was a wealthy farmer, his mother was a school teacher, and encouraged him to love literature, art and music. He is a very good person. Respected painter, excellent pianist and skilled writer Federico Garcia Lorca was born on June 5, 1898 in Fuente Vaquelos, a small town near Granada, Spain. He grew up in a pleasant and comfortable environment, studied music (piano), wrote his hobbies and talents. By 1909, his family moved to Granada, and in 1914 Lorca studied at the University of Granada to study liberal arts and law. He published the first book that gathered articles and papers in 1918. This first book inspired Lorca's interest in more ambitious literary works. In 1919, Lorca moved to the university dormitory in Madrid where he believed that it would benefit from experiencing more intensive cultural activities than Granada. In Madrid, Lorca organized a lifelong close ties with a surreal artist, Salvador Dalí and the orchestra composer Manuel de Fara. In 1922, Dali moved to Madrid, studied at Academy of Fine Arts, he met a famous Spanish poet Federico Garcia Lorca. Event He became interested in Cubism and decided to move to Paris in 1926 when he was inspired by Picasso. For both, Paris is the center of the European art world and Dali began using Cubism as his preferred art form. In 1929, he met a Russian young girl, Helena Diakonova, whose nickname is Jura She was ten years old and has been his museum ever since. Inspiration, models and girlfriends. Born in Kazan, Russia in 1894, she was sent to a sanatorium in Switzerland to cure tuberculosis. So she met the French poet Paul Ehrel who got married in 1917. Due to her husband's influence, she became an avant-garde man in Paris' surrealist movement.

Have you ever thought about the reason why you became yourself and what you did? Federico Garcia Lorca was a very famous poet, experienced many moving events, and helped him write poetry throughout that period. He developed his poem through the inspiration of the people around him. And they showed the theme of love, death and southern Spanish culture. He has a special poem and uses his own style in writing. Federico Garcia Lorca is a Spanish poet and playwright of the 20th century. He was born in Granada in southern Spain, more specifically in Andalusia in 1898. Born in 1898, born in 1936, I experienced one of the most troubling times in the history of Spain. He grew up in Granada, Spain, enjoying the way of life and the countryside in Spain. His father was a wealthy farmer, his mother was a school teacher, and encouraged him to love literature, art and music. He is a very good person. Respected painter, excellent pianist and skilled writer Federico Garcia Lorca was born on June 5, 1898 in Fuente Vaquelos, a small town near Granada, Spain. He grew up in a pleasant and comfortable environment, studied music (piano), wrote his hobbies and talents. By 1909, his family moved to Granada, and in 1914 Lorca studied at the University of Granada to study liberal arts and law. He published the first book that gathered articles and papers in 1918. This first book inspired Lorca's interest in more ambitious literary works. In 1919, Lorca moved to the university dormitory in Madrid where he believed that it would benefit from experiencing more intensive cultural activities than Granada. In Madrid, Lorca organized a lifelong close ties with a surreal artist, Salvador Dalí and the orchestra composer Manuel de Fara. In 1922, Dali moved to Madrid, studied at Academy of Fine Arts, he met a famous Spanish poet Federico Garcia Lorca. Event He became interested in Cubism and decided to move to Paris in 1926 when he was inspired by Picasso. For both, Paris is the center of the European art world and Dali began using Cubism as his preferred art form. In 1929, he met a Russian young girl, Helena Diakonova, whose nickname is Jura She was ten years old and has been his museum ever since. Inspiration, models and girlfriends. Born in Kazan, Russia in 1894, she was sent to a sanatorium in Switzerland to cure tuberculosis. So she met the French poet Paul Ehrel who got married in 1917. Due to her husband's influence, she became an avant-garde man in Paris' surrealist movement.

Pablo Picasso "But Cubism and contemporary art are neither scientific nor intellectual, they are visual, eyes and thoughts from one of the greatest geniuses of art history The small Picasso Museum in Barcelona is beautiful with ancient sculptures And he is mainly dedicated to his early work including realistic depiction.He was a rebel from the beginning, he began to appear frequently in teens.Molecular assembly of Barcelona cafe Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso has been declared "a healthy child" since his illness had influenced his kidney from 1881 to 1890. He was sent to a private school where I never mastered letters and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively conveys a faint coloration. The reason for choosing blue is the frustration tone which is the suicide of Picasso's friend Casachimas. Work in the blue age is very sentimental, but Picasso is still a teenager and please do not forget to live in a very harsh environment in Barcelona.

Pablo Picasso "But Cubism and contemporary art are neither scientific nor intellectual, they are visual, eyes and thoughts from one of the greatest geniuses of art history The small Picasso Museum in Barcelona is beautiful with ancient sculptures And he is mainly dedicated to his early work including realistic depiction.He was a rebel from the beginning, he began to appear frequently in teens.Molecular assembly of Barcelona cafe Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso has been declared "a healthy child" since his illness had influenced his kidney from 1881 to 1890. He was sent to a private school where I never mastered letters and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively conveys a faint coloration. The reason for choosing blue is the frustration tone which is the suicide of Picasso's friend Casachimas. Work in the blue age is very sentimental, but Picasso is still a teenager and please do not forget to live in a very harsh environment in Barcelona.

A new era of technology began at the beginning of the 20th century: automobiles, trains, airplanes and telegraphs changed the way we recognize the world and interpret it. This new contemporary era called later has had a great influence on art and architecture. The old romanticism and symbolism that had been popular in the 19th century has gone forever. Instead, artists from all over the world are beginning to incorporate the geometry of new technology into their art. Cubism, Futurism, Forvism, non-target art, and international style are examples of art forms and styles that adapt to abstract geometry provided by technology. A work of art made by a graduate of the art department which went to the UK in 1944 and 1945 formed the seed of the modern art movement of Sudan. In terms of morphology, style and aesthetic feel, their art reflects the strict adherence of Western academic education they will accept in Europe. Their theme is mainly Sudan from their own environment and experience, but this European influence seems inevitable. The unique exception is Ottoman Wakira, the early quest of Arabic calligraphy has brought about the development of a unique style in Sudan's contemporary art movement 16 Waquala is the aesthetic value of classical Arabic calligraphy and its balanced brightness I understand the darkness. The second activity of the modern revolution brought expressionism, Art Nouveau and Art Deco campaign. They are an attractive style brand-new artistic idea, dedicated to organic art. Art Deco is a layout style that is mainly preferred from 1920 to 1930, and is a follow-up to Art Nouveau style. These art forms reveal their superiority in mass production of fashion, home, jewelry, textiles, style, commercial publications and upholstery. Contemporary art movement III is another advanced activity of contemporary art, mainly limited to painting and sculpture. Nevertheless, it had a significant influence on the development of contemporary art. Cubism arrives, the picture emphasizes the appearance of surrealism, subconscious and desire, and finally the emergence of abstract art, with exchange cubes, or various other geographical types, and many summaries for joining the art Create Art nouveau style movement is a common attempt to create international style based on decoration. It is developed by a group of talent and energetic artists and designers devoted to shaping contemporary art forms. At this unusual time, we now understand city life. Ancient customs, customs, artistic style combined with new styles combining various contradictory images and ideas

A new era of technology began at the beginning of the 20th century: automobiles, trains, airplanes and telegraphs changed the way we recognize the world and interpret it. This new contemporary era called later has had a great influence on art and architecture. The old romanticism and symbolism that had been popular in the 19th century has gone forever. Instead, artists from all over the world are beginning to incorporate the geometry of new technology into their art. Cubism, Futurism, Forvism, non-target art, and international style are examples of art forms and styles that adapt to abstract geometry provided by technology. A work of art made by a graduate of the art department which went to the UK in 1944 and 1945 formed the seed of the modern art movement of Sudan. In terms of morphology, style and aesthetic feel, their art reflects the strict adherence of Western academic education they will accept in Europe. Their theme is mainly Sudan from their own environment and experience, but this European influence seems inevitable. The unique exception is Ottoman Wakira, the early quest of Arabic calligraphy has brought about the development of a unique style in Sudan's contemporary art movement 16 Waquala is the aesthetic value of classical Arabic calligraphy and its balanced brightness I understand the darkness. The second activity of the modern revolution brought expressionism, Art Nouveau and Art Deco campaign. They are an attractive style brand-new artistic idea, dedicated to organic art. Art Deco is a layout style that is mainly preferred from 1920 to 1930, and is a follow-up to Art Nouveau style. These art forms reveal their superiority in mass production of fashion, home, jewelry, textiles, style, commercial publications and upholstery. Contemporary art movement III is another advanced activity of contemporary art, mainly limited to painting and sculpture. Nevertheless, it had a significant influence on the development of contemporary art. Cubism arrives, the picture emphasizes the appearance of surrealism, subconscious and desire, and finally the emergence of abstract art, with exchange cubes, or various other geographical types, and many summaries for joining the art Create Art nouveau style movement is a common attempt to create international style based on decoration. It is developed by a group of talent and energetic artists and designers devoted to shaping contemporary art forms. At this unusual time, we now understand city life. Ancient customs, customs, artistic style combined with new styles combining various contradictory images and ideas

Pablo Picasso 2 Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973) is considered to be the greatest artist of the 20th century. In his extensive career for 78 years, he created over 20,000 artworks including paintings, lithographs, copperplates and sculptures. For example, in 1947 he made 2,000 pottery, and in 1968 he returned to some of the early themes such as circus and bullfight to make 347 etched prints in 7 months. His work encompasses a variety of styles, from realism to Cubism, Surrealism, it is impossible to classify it as a single movement. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz Picasso Pablo Pica was born in Malaga in 1881 and is the son of a respected art teacher, enrolled in the Barcelona Academy at the age of 14 under the influence of his father. This is where he painted his first wonderful work, "Barefooted Girl". After two years school education, Picasso even shifted to a senior tutor. This is not consistent with Picasso's interest, so he spends most of his time at a cafe and a brothel. - Pablo Picasso Resume Pablo Ruiz Y Picasso is the most famous artist in the 20th century. He was born on October 25, 1881 in Málaga, Spain. Picasso has shown a wonderful talent since childhood. He likes drawing pictures of urban life and he is fascinated by the circus. He also likes to draw the lives of poor people around his house, and he is very poor.

Pablo Picasso 2 Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973) is considered to be the greatest artist of the 20th century. In his extensive career for 78 years, he created over 20,000 artworks including paintings, lithographs, copperplates and sculptures. For example, in 1947 he made 2,000 pottery, and in 1968 he returned to some of the early themes such as circus and bullfight to make 347 etched prints in 7 months. His work encompasses a variety of styles, from realism to Cubism, Surrealism, it is impossible to classify it as a single movement. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz Picasso Pablo Pica was born in Malaga in 1881 and is the son of a respected art teacher, enrolled in the Barcelona Academy at the age of 14 under the influence of his father. This is where he painted his first wonderful work, "Barefooted Girl". After two years school education, Picasso even shifted to a senior tutor. This is not consistent with Picasso's interest, so he spends most of his time at a cafe and a brothel. - Pablo Picasso Resume Pablo Ruiz Y Picasso is the most famous artist in the 20th century. He was born on October 25, 1881 in Málaga, Spain. Picasso has shown a wonderful talent since childhood. He likes drawing pictures of urban life and he is fascinated by the circus. He also likes to draw the lives of poor people around his house, and he is very poor.

Picasso (Picasso) was born in the early 1880s as a family with artistic roots. As a result, he gains much of the inspiration and opportunity to learn at the famous art school in Barcelona and Madrid. First, he did not have clear guidelines in his style, so many forms of technology and experiments performed. He joined many other young artists, writers and architects who accepted the development of contemporary art at work. His career growth ended in 1901 (Fandel, & Picasso, 2006). Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered the largest 20th century artist for its unique style and technology. Pablo Ruiz y was Picasso On October 25, 1881, a professor of art named José Luis Branco and his wife Maria Picasso López was born, born in Malaga, Spain. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso, born in Malaga, Spain on the sunrise on 25th October 1881. Instead of using Young Lewis Picasso, his mother's rare name, he did not use a common name. 14 years old art genius Picasso completed a monthly qualification exam for Barcelona's art academy on the 1st. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , France Mougins), one of Spain's painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, one of the most influential artists and creators of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges Black). (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name) This is MOMAPabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoMaríadelos Remedesipuriano delaSantísimaTrinidadRuizY My painting exhibition (mostly known as Pablo Picasso) in Picasso. Pablo Picasso is a very talented artist. He created Cubism, he painted and sculpted. Pablo Picasso was born in 25 Málaga, Spain in October 1881, only when he was baptized, he gets his name in only 23 letters. When Pablo Picasso he was very young and his rest of his life in art has a strong interest. First let's talk about Pablo sculpture. Most of Pablo's sculptures are different from other artists. Pablo sculpted with a broom, a fork and other household items. Another thing is that if Pablo wanted to make a guitar, then he would not be perfect like any other artist.

Picasso (Picasso) was born in the early 1880s as a family with artistic roots. As a result, he gains much of the inspiration and opportunity to learn at the famous art school in Barcelona and Madrid. First, he did not have clear guidelines in his style, so many forms of technology and experiments performed. He joined many other young artists, writers and architects who accepted the development of contemporary art at work. His career growth ended in 1901 (Fandel, & Picasso, 2006). Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered the largest 20th century artist for its unique style and technology. Pablo Ruiz y was Picasso On October 25, 1881, a professor of art named José Luis Branco and his wife Maria Picasso López was born, born in Malaga, Spain. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso, born in Malaga, Spain on the sunrise on 25th October 1881. Instead of using Young Lewis Picasso, his mother's rare name, he did not use a common name. 14 years old art genius Picasso completed a monthly qualification exam for Barcelona's art academy on the 1st. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , France Mougins), one of Spain's painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, one of the most influential artists and creators of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges Black). (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name) This is MOMAPabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoMaríadelos Remedesipuriano delaSantísimaTrinidadRuizY My painting exhibition (mostly known as Pablo Picasso) in Picasso. Pablo Picasso is a very talented artist. He created Cubism, he painted and sculpted. Pablo Picasso was born in 25 Málaga, Spain in October 1881, only when he was baptized, he gets his name in only 23 letters. When Pablo Picasso he was very young and his rest of his life in art has a strong interest. First let's talk about Pablo sculpture. Most of Pablo's sculptures are different from other artists. Pablo sculpted with a broom, a fork and other household items. Another thing is that if Pablo wanted to make a guitar, then he would not be perfect like any other artist.

Please imagine going to 4 dimensions and going to the magic show where top magicians in the world gather and diverge their eyes. Some people pass through the jet turbine, some gamble assistants, others can only blend, others turn pearls into tigers. However, each of these seemingly impossible stunts always has problems. The curtain falls instantaneously, the door closes, the light disappears, huge smog fills the room, or hides the screen actually happened. As you can imagine, the fourth dimension is after the third dimension. As the name suggests, the third dimension is the dimension we are in. It is full of 3 dimensional objects. I can imagine two dimensions and one dimension. However, we live in 3 dimensions, so we can not completely imagine 4 dimensions. In the fourth dimension, what has happened or is about to happen and everything is constantly occurring. I think there is a correlation between supernatural activities and 4 dimensions. If supernatural activity is actually associated with 4 dimensions, this may be proof that death is 4 dimensional. If you leave your dimension, your body will have to disappear from the dimension you are leaving. As you die, your body rots over time and collapses in due course, but it is not anymore, but your energy is destroyed and consumed by other living things and continues the energy cycle. One of the first major interpreters in 4 dimensions is Charles Howard Hinton, whose article is in 4 dimensions since 1880. It is published in the magazine of the University of Dublin. In his book "The Age of New Thoughts", he created the terms tesseract, ana, and kata and introduced a method for visualizing the four dimensions using the cube in the book. In 1908, Hermann Minkowski proposed a paper using time as the fourth dimension of space and time. And that is the foundation of Einstein 's special and general relativity theory. However, the non-Euclidean spacetime geometry is quite different from the geometry promoted by Hinton. Since the study of Minkowski space requires that the new mathematics is completely different from the mathematics of 4 dimensional Euclidean space, it develops completely along different lines. In 1983, pioneering research on the history of contemporary art was announced. The fourth non-Euclidean geometry in contemporary art, currently Linda Dalrymple Henderson, a professor at the University of Texas at Austin. Among the well studied books, Henderson has revealed a deep relationship between art of the early 20th century (Cubism, Futurism, Dadaism, Surrealism and related movement) and 19th century mathematics, especially 4th dimension . Emergence of non-law Euclid space her book has been out-of-print for many years, but it is influential and stimulates people to rethink the origin of these art movements. For example, she shows that the general view of tying Cubism to Einstein is just a myth. Einstein was not well publicly known after the 1919 eating experiment, so the cubs, brakes and other cuevists certainly did not understand the work of Einstein in higher dimensions.

Please imagine going to 4 dimensions and going to the magic show where top magicians in the world gather and diverge their eyes. Some people pass through the jet turbine, some gamble assistants, others can only blend, others turn pearls into tigers. However, each of these seemingly impossible stunts always has problems. The curtain falls instantaneously, the door closes, the light disappears, huge smog fills the room, or hides the screen actually happened. As you can imagine, the fourth dimension is after the third dimension. As the name suggests, the third dimension is the dimension we are in. It is full of 3 dimensional objects. I can imagine two dimensions and one dimension. However, we live in 3 dimensions, so we can not completely imagine 4 dimensions. In the fourth dimension, what has happened or is about to happen and everything is constantly occurring. I think there is a correlation between supernatural activities and 4 dimensions. If supernatural activity is actually associated with 4 dimensions, this may be proof that death is 4 dimensional. If you leave your dimension, your body will have to disappear from the dimension you are leaving. As you die, your body rots over time and collapses in due course, but it is not anymore, but your energy is destroyed and consumed by other living things and continues the energy cycle. One of the first major interpreters in 4 dimensions is Charles Howard Hinton, whose article is in 4 dimensions since 1880. It is published in the magazine of the University of Dublin. In his book "The Age of New Thoughts", he created the terms tesseract, ana, and kata and introduced a method for visualizing the four dimensions using the cube in the book. In 1908, Hermann Minkowski proposed a paper using time as the fourth dimension of space and time. And that is the foundation of Einstein 's special and general relativity theory. However, the non-Euclidean spacetime geometry is quite different from the geometry promoted by Hinton. Since the study of Minkowski space requires that the new mathematics is completely different from the mathematics of 4 dimensional Euclidean space, it develops completely along different lines. In 1983, pioneering research on the history of contemporary art was announced. The fourth non-Euclidean geometry in contemporary art, currently Linda Dalrymple Henderson, a professor at the University of Texas at Austin. Among the well studied books, Henderson has revealed a deep relationship between art of the early 20th century (Cubism, Futurism, Dadaism, Surrealism and related movement) and 19th century mathematics, especially 4th dimension . Emergence of non-law Euclid space her book has been out-of-print for many years, but it is influential and stimulates people to rethink the origin of these art movements. For example, she shows that the general view of tying Cubism to Einstein is just a myth. Einstein was not well publicly known after the 1919 eating experiment, so the cubs, brakes and other cuevists certainly did not understand the work of Einstein in higher dimensions.

Art represents beauty. It represents the soul and spirit of the artist. This is a kind of communication that artists can use to replace words. For thousands of years, art has prospered in the world, but I do not plan to quit. One of "the most important person in contemporary art" (Selfich, 15 years old) is a person named Picasso. He brought the world to many places, allowing him to see many abstract works through his art work. (Selfich, 20 years old) Born on October 25, 1881, Picasso was a miracle from the beginning. When I found Picasso to be 91 years old, I decided to do mathematics. Picasso lived for 33, 403 days. There are 26,075 publications. In other words, Picasso has created an average of one new work of art every day from the age of 20 to 91. He creates new things every day for 71 years. This immense result not only played an important role in Picasso's international reputation, but also accumulated huge net worth of about $ 500 million when he died in 1973. His work is very famous and very many, it is registered as a loss of art Picasso is the most stolen artist in history, currently lacking more than 550 works. Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. - Pablo Picasso was born in 1881. His father is a respected art teacher. Many people believe that his father is an art teacher and had a great influence on Picasso's artistic interests. Picasso was 14 years old so it was not long for Picasso to enter Barcelona College. Picasso is a fast learner, and the school is very boring. Barcelona is where Picasso draws his first work "Barefooted Girl". After two years in Barcelona, ​​he transferred to a better school. Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973) is a prolific artist whose work expresses various art movement. Picasso was the son of an art teacher, born in Barcelona, ​​Spain. One of the various techniques of Picasso experiment is Cubism. This technique combines seemingly fragmented planar images. It is a combination of shapes used to express the feelings of artists. Picasso was educated in past masters, but he was called a contemporary painter. Until 1913 and the famous arsenal exhibition in New York, most Americans knew little about the cubism movement. This is the first time that a radical new European art appeared in an important art exhibition. Most of the programs (two-thirds) are based on real life of American mainstream art and are targeted at American contemporary artists, but do not forget to introduce contemporary art to Americans .

Art represents beauty. It represents the soul and spirit of the artist. This is a kind of communication that artists can use to replace words. For thousands of years, art has prospered in the world, but I do not plan to quit. One of "the most important person in contemporary art" (Selfich, 15 years old) is a person named Picasso. He brought the world to many places, allowing him to see many abstract works through his art work. (Selfich, 20 years old) Born on October 25, 1881, Picasso was a miracle from the beginning. When I found Picasso to be 91 years old, I decided to do mathematics. Picasso lived for 33, 403 days. There are 26,075 publications. In other words, Picasso has created an average of one new work of art every day from the age of 20 to 91. He creates new things every day for 71 years. This immense result not only played an important role in Picasso's international reputation, but also accumulated huge net worth of about $ 500 million when he died in 1973. His work is very famous and very many, it is registered as a loss of art Picasso is the most stolen artist in history, currently lacking more than 550 works. Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. - Pablo Picasso was born in 1881. His father is a respected art teacher. Many people believe that his father is an art teacher and had a great influence on Picasso's artistic interests. Picasso was 14 years old so it was not long for Picasso to enter Barcelona College. Picasso is a fast learner, and the school is very boring. Barcelona is where Picasso draws his first work "Barefooted Girl". After two years in Barcelona, ​​he transferred to a better school. Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973) is a prolific artist whose work expresses various art movement. Picasso was the son of an art teacher, born in Barcelona, ​​Spain. One of the various techniques of Picasso experiment is Cubism. This technique combines seemingly fragmented planar images. It is a combination of shapes used to express the feelings of artists. Picasso was educated in past masters, but he was called a contemporary painter. Until 1913 and the famous arsenal exhibition in New York, most Americans knew little about the cubism movement. This is the first time that a radical new European art appeared in an important art exhibition. Most of the programs (two-thirds) are based on real life of American mainstream art and are targeted at American contemporary artists, but do not forget to introduce contemporary art to Americans .

Pablo Picasso is one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. His clever shape, color, and use of perspective have had a great impact on later painters including Willem de Kooning and David Hockney. "Some artists turn the sun into a yellow dot, but thanks to their art and wisdom, there are people who turn the macula into the sun," he said. October 25, 1881, born in Malaga, Spain PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomuceno Crispín Crispiniano Maríadelos remedy delaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, his father, his talent painter Jose Luis · Blasco early development. Picasso continued to join the Royal Academy of San Fernando in Madrid and lived in Barcelona for a while, but he settled in Paris in 1904. Immersed in the avant-garde circle of Gertrude Stein, he soon reaches the orgasm in his blue dress and before the new Impressionists in the Rose era, with his masterpieces Avignon's daughters (1907). Picasso is always looking for a solution, and drawing dialogue with his friends Georges Black, he draws together African sculpture in the form of multiple perspectives from Paul Cezanne to his collection together to make Cubism I saw a fusion. Not only paintings, artists express themselves through collages, sculptures, and ceramics. Under the influence of the deep and continuous Spanish civil war, Picasso created his most obviously politically active Guernica (1937), a painting of a mural painting size unequivocally depicting contrasts of jagged shapes and shades Massacre is. Writers were prolific until April 8, 1973, when Mougins in France died. Today, his work has been collected at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Tate Gallery in London and the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, and has devoted himself to the work of his life and organizations such as the Picasso Museum of Malaga. , Picasso Museum in Barcelona, ​​Picasso Museum in Paris Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by art professor named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Picasso's talent was soon noticed and appreciated by his father's occupation. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists Jose Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the generic name of Rutus, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - day qualification exam at Barcelona Academy of Fine Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , France Mougins), one of the most influential artists and creators of Spain's expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the greatest of the 20th century, Cubism (Georges Black). (For details on the name of Picasso, please see Researcher 's Notes: Picasso' s Full Name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso was declared as a "healthy child" because of the illness that affected the kidney between 1881 and 1890. He was sent to a private school where he never completely acquired the alphabet and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively communicates the dim condition. The reason for choosing blue is the frustration tone which is the suicide of Picasso's friend Casachimas. The work of the blue age is very sentimental, but Picasso is still a teenager and please do no

Pablo Picasso is one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. His clever shape, color, and use of perspective have had a great impact on later painters including Willem de Kooning and David Hockney. "Some artists turn the sun into a yellow dot, but thanks to their art and wisdom, there are people who turn the macula into the sun," he said. October 25, 1881, born in Malaga, Spain PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomuceno Crispín Crispiniano Maríadelos remedy delaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, his father, his talent painter Jose Luis · Blasco early development. Picasso continued to join the Royal Academy of San Fernando in Madrid and lived in Barcelona for a while, but he settled in Paris in 1904. Immersed in the avant-garde circle of Gertrude Stein, he soon reaches the orgasm in his blue dress and before the new Impressionists in the Rose era, with his masterpieces Avignon's daughters (1907). Picasso is always looking for a solution, and drawing dialogue with his friends Georges Black, he draws together African sculpture in the form of multiple perspectives from Paul Cezanne to his collection together to make Cubism I saw a fusion. Not only paintings, artists express themselves through collages, sculptures, and ceramics. Under the influence of the deep and continuous Spanish civil war, Picasso created his most obviously politically active Guernica (1937), a painting of a mural painting size unequivocally depicting contrasts of jagged shapes and shades Massacre is. Writers were prolific until April 8, 1973, when Mougins in France died. Today, his work has been collected at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Tate Gallery in London and the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, and has devoted himself to the work of his life and organizations such as the Picasso Museum of Malaga. , Picasso Museum in Barcelona, ​​Picasso Museum in Paris Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by art professor named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Picasso's talent was soon noticed and appreciated by his father's occupation. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists Jose Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the generic name of Rutus, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - day qualification exam at Barcelona Academy of Fine Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , France Mougins), one of the most influential artists and creators of Spain's expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the greatest of the 20th century, Cubism (Georges Black). (For details on the name of Picasso, please see Researcher 's Notes: Picasso' s Full Name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso was declared as a "healthy child" because of the illness that affected the kidney between 1881 and 1890. He was sent to a private school where he never completely acquired the alphabet and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively communicates the dim condition. The reason for choosing blue is the frustration tone which is the suicide of Picasso's friend Casachimas. The work of the blue age is very sentimental, but Picasso is still a teenager and please do no

Jacob's magical life Lawrence Jacob's Lawrence is one of the most outstanding skilled American artists of the 20th century. Jacob Lawrence was born in Atlantic City, New Jersey in 1917 and spent part of his childhood in Pennsylvania. He is not the only child; he has sisters named Geraldene and brothers named William. In 1930 his family left and moved to the Harlem community in New York. So he attended Professor Charles Alston 's course at the Harlem Community Arts Center in his teens. Jacob Lawrence | Jacob Lawrence is one of the greatest celebrities in the art world of blacks and African-Americans, has drawn the lives of black people and has been exploring various art forms and media. Lawrence first drew the attention of the country his installation drawn a free black movement from the south of the country to the north of the city They settled in the city and worked at the factory. His work stands out among the other Harlem Renaissance artists. He is watching the unique Cubism as jazz and black world. Lawrence continues to draw a series of works for Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Toussaint L'Ouverture, each of which is an integral part of helping blacks find freedom. In 1941, at the age of 23, Jacob Lawrence created a strong statement that continues to connect with the "migration series" through American visual history. 60 groups of Lawrence in African American epic movements - known as great migration - were drawn on moderate cardboard with text headings. "I want to make a very sparse piece," he said. "You can see it soon." That work was first presented by Editor Halpert, the pioneer gallery owner of that downtown gallery that focused on social realism. "If it is a portrait, it is my own portrait, portrait of my family, portrait of my colleague," Lawrence tells, his long-term career education, including teaching in famous black people and artistic Continued creation. North Carolina Mountain College Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000) is an African-American painter known for drawing life in African-Americans. But he is not only a painter, a narrator, a translator but also an educator. Lawrence called his style Dynamic Cubism, but according to his own explanation, the main influence was the shape and color of Harlem, not French art. Lawrence is one of the most famous African-American painters of the 20th century. He was nationally recognized at the age of 23, and his 60 panel transition series was drawn on cardboard. The series represents the massive migration of African Americans from southern rural to northern cities. A part of the series appeared in Fortune magazine of 1941. The series is currently hosted by two museums

Jacob's magical life Lawrence Jacob's Lawrence is one of the most outstanding skilled American artists of the 20th century. Jacob Lawrence was born in Atlantic City, New Jersey in 1917 and spent part of his childhood in Pennsylvania. He is not the only child; he has sisters named Geraldene and brothers named William. In 1930 his family left and moved to the Harlem community in New York. So he attended Professor Charles Alston 's course at the Harlem Community Arts Center in his teens. Jacob Lawrence | Jacob Lawrence is one of the greatest celebrities in the art world of blacks and African-Americans, has drawn the lives of black people and has been exploring various art forms and media. Lawrence first drew the attention of the country his installation drawn a free black movement from the south of the country to the north of the city They settled in the city and worked at the factory. His work stands out among the other Harlem Renaissance artists. He is watching the unique Cubism as jazz and black world. Lawrence continues to draw a series of works for Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Toussaint L'Ouverture, each of which is an integral part of helping blacks find freedom. In 1941, at the age of 23, Jacob Lawrence created a strong statement that continues to connect with the "migration series" through American visual history. 60 groups of Lawrence in African American epic movements - known as great migration - were drawn on moderate cardboard with text headings. "I want to make a very sparse piece," he said. "You can see it soon." That work was first presented by Editor Halpert, the pioneer gallery owner of that downtown gallery that focused on social realism. "If it is a portrait, it is my own portrait, portrait of my family, portrait of my colleague," Lawrence tells, his long-term career education, including teaching in famous black people and artistic Continued creation. North Carolina Mountain College Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000) is an African-American painter known for drawing life in African-Americans. But he is not only a painter, a narrator, a translator but also an educator. Lawrence called his style Dynamic Cubism, but according to his own explanation, the main influence was the shape and color of Harlem, not French art. Lawrence is one of the most famous African-American painters of the 20th century. He was nationally recognized at the age of 23, and his 60 panel transition series was drawn on cardboard. The series represents the massive migration of African Americans from southern rural to northern cities. A part of the series appeared in Fortune magazine of 1941. The series is currently hosted by two museums

Role of colors in Impressionists In this article we will study the role of color in Impressionist evolution. Impressionists themselves can be seen as a connection in a series of programs that make art as today. To do that, it is necessary to place the color of Impressionism in the context of art history. Then you can see more clearly its role in the evolution of modern painting. For example, in the late eighteenth century, examples of ancient Greece and Rome provided classical information of art. The post-Impressionists developed from Impressionists. We began studying various uses of colors, patterns, shapes, lines derived from Impressionist examples such as the 1880's, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, George Shula, Henry de Toulouse - Lot There are also artists. Lakes These artists are slightly younger than Impressionist painters, and their work is called Post Impressionism. Some of the original Impressionist artists also advanced into this new field; Camille Pissarro painted a short sketch in a pointillistic way and even Monet gave up strict air painting. PaulCézanne participated in the 1st and 3rd impressionist exhibitions and developed a highly personalized vision emphasizing the image structure. This is also called late Impressionism. These cases illustrate the difficulty of assigning labels, but by definition the work of the original Impressionist painter can be categorized as Impressionists. Monet is said to be the "driving force of Impressionism". Impressionist painter art is essential for understanding the influence of light on the object's local color and color juxtaposition. Monet's long career as a painter was spent pursuing this goal. In 1856, his opportunity to meet a small beach scene painter Eugene Boudin allowed him to see the possibility of air painting. Since then, due to a short break in military service, he is working on finding new and improved ways to express pictures. For this purpose, when I was young he visited the Paris Salon, got accustomed to the work of the old painter and made friends with other young artists. He spent five years at Argenteuil, spent a lot of time on the Seine in a small floating studio and formed a study of his influence on light and reflection. Comparison of Impressionists and Post-Impressionists In this article, we compare two art movement, Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. I will focus on the work of the two main artists of these styles, Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh. Impressionist movement is often considered the beginning of modern art era. It was developed in France in the late nineteenth century. - I would like to talk about topics that many people in society love and discuss. I would like to talk about art. Art as well as two of my favorite styles - Cubism and Impressionism. I have studied art in Russia and I am studying in the USA. I am nervous any time when I see impressive artists' bright and sunlit works and cubist strange and peculiar paintings.

Role of colors in Impressionists In this article we will study the role of color in Impressionist evolution. Impressionists themselves can be seen as a connection in a series of programs that make art as today. To do that, it is necessary to place the color of Impressionism in the context of art history. Then you can see more clearly its role in the evolution of modern painting. For example, in the late eighteenth century, examples of ancient Greece and Rome provided classical information of art. The post-Impressionists developed from Impressionists. We began studying various uses of colors, patterns, shapes, lines derived from Impressionist examples such as the 1880's, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, George Shula, Henry de Toulouse - Lot There are also artists. Lakes These artists are slightly younger than Impressionist painters, and their work is called Post Impressionism. Some of the original Impressionist artists also advanced into this new field; Camille Pissarro painted a short sketch in a pointillistic way and even Monet gave up strict air painting. PaulCézanne participated in the 1st and 3rd impressionist exhibitions and developed a highly personalized vision emphasizing the image structure. This is also called late Impressionism. These cases illustrate the difficulty of assigning labels, but by definition the work of the original Impressionist painter can be categorized as Impressionists. Monet is said to be the "driving force of Impressionism". Impressionist painter art is essential for understanding the influence of light on the object's local color and color juxtaposition. Monet's long career as a painter was spent pursuing this goal. In 1856, his opportunity to meet a small beach scene painter Eugene Boudin allowed him to see the possibility of air painting. Since then, due to a short break in military service, he is working on finding new and improved ways to express pictures. For this purpose, when I was young he visited the Paris Salon, got accustomed to the work of the old painter and made friends with other young artists. He spent five years at Argenteuil, spent a lot of time on the Seine in a small floating studio and formed a study of his influence on light and reflection. Comparison of Impressionists and Post-Impressionists In this article, we compare two art movement, Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. I will focus on the work of the two main artists of these styles, Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh. Impressionist movement is often considered the beginning of modern art era. It was developed in France in the late nineteenth century. - I would like to talk about topics that many people in society love and discuss. I would like to talk about art. Art as well as two of my favorite styles - Cubism and Impressionism. I have studied art in Russia and I am studying in the USA. I am nervous any time when I see impressive artists' bright and sunlit works and cubist strange and peculiar paintings.

Impressionism: "The theory or practice of painting in the French painter in particular around the year 1870. Tap to simulate the actual reflected light or express the natural appearance of the object primarily by unmixed strokes" ( "From the late 1800's to the early 1900's the art revolution began in France, the Impressionists have made tremendous changes since the romantic era in Renaissance art and art, which is also the beginning of contemporary art. Impressionist artists - including Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, Paul Gauguin, Mary Cassatt and Auguste Renoir - known as Impressionist leaders. Post impressionist, symbolism, Art Nouveau • Post impressionists: commitment to form, structure, emotion • pioneers of modern art • written literature on art history and criticism • symbolism: moral dramatic change in the modern world (Paris, Germany, Austria, Germany, Spain) • Recognition that post-impressionism is a rebellion against realism and Impressionists • Linking the symbol of Paul Gauguin's work - Pakistan Bologna Picasso's blue era - Art Nouveau • Picasso's blue era works are related to Manorism. • Understand how post impressionists express emotions and individuals in personal ways Comparison of Impressionists and Post-Impressionists In this article, we compare two art movement, Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. I will focus on the work of the two main artists of these styles, Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh. Impressionist movement is often considered the beginning of modern art era. It was developed in France in the late nineteenth century. - I would like to talk about topics that many people in society love and discuss. I would like to talk about art. Art as well as two of my favorite styles - Cubism and Impressionism. I have studied art in Russia and I am studying in the USA. I am nervous any time when I see impressive artists' bright and sunlit works and cubist strange and peculiar paintings. Claude Monet called the revolutionary art of the art world "Impressionists". In styles that have never been painted before, Impressionists cause illusion by capturing scenes with bright colors and light colors in various colors. The traditional way of working in the studio was abandoned and Impressionist artists entered the country with any necessary items and painted the perfect work outside. - Oscar Claude Monet Oscar Claude Monet was born in Paris, France on November 14, 1840. Monet spent most of his childhood in Le Havre, France. In Le Havre, Monet learned painting and the painting of the sea with his French painter Eugene Luis Boudin in their teens. By 1859 Monet promised to be an artist. Monet spent a lot of time in Paris around 1859. In 1860, Monet met the former Impressionist painter Edward Manet. Monet also met other French painters to form an Impressionist school.

Impressionism: "The theory or practice of painting in the French painter in particular around the year 1870. Tap to simulate the actual reflected light or express the natural appearance of the object primarily by unmixed strokes" ( "From the late 1800's to the early 1900's the art revolution began in France, the Impressionists have made tremendous changes since the romantic era in Renaissance art and art, which is also the beginning of contemporary art. Impressionist artists - including Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, Paul Gauguin, Mary Cassatt and Auguste Renoir - known as Impressionist leaders. Post impressionist, symbolism, Art Nouveau • Post impressionists: commitment to form, structure, emotion • pioneers of modern art • written literature on art history and criticism • symbolism: moral dramatic change in the modern world (Paris, Germany, Austria, Germany, Spain) • Recognition that post-impressionism is a rebellion against realism and Impressionists • Linking the symbol of Paul Gauguin's work - Pakistan Bologna Picasso's blue era - Art Nouveau • Picasso's blue era works are related to Manorism. • Understand how post impressionists express emotions and individuals in personal ways Comparison of Impressionists and Post-Impressionists In this article, we compare two art movement, Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. I will focus on the work of the two main artists of these styles, Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh. Impressionist movement is often considered the beginning of modern art era. It was developed in France in the late nineteenth century. - I would like to talk about topics that many people in society love and discuss. I would like to talk about art. Art as well as two of my favorite styles - Cubism and Impressionism. I have studied art in Russia and I am studying in the USA. I am nervous any time when I see impressive artists' bright and sunlit works and cubist strange and peculiar paintings. Claude Monet called the revolutionary art of the art world "Impressionists". In styles that have never been painted before, Impressionists cause illusion by capturing scenes with bright colors and light colors in various colors. The traditional way of working in the studio was abandoned and Impressionist artists entered the country with any necessary items and painted the perfect work outside. - Oscar Claude Monet Oscar Claude Monet was born in Paris, France on November 14, 1840. Monet spent most of his childhood in Le Havre, France. In Le Havre, Monet learned painting and the painting of the sea with his French painter Eugene Luis Boudin in their teens. By 1859 Monet promised to be an artist. Monet spent a lot of time in Paris around 1859. In 1860, Monet met the former Impressionist painter Edward Manet. Monet also met other French painters to form an Impressionist school.

Land art is created by combining art and nature in a complicated way. Land art is also called earth art or earth work. This art is designed directly in the natural landscape with the help of natural materials and the help of organic media such as leaves, stones, earth, rocks, water, logs. Mechanical earthmoving machines are also used by a few artists. Artists show the reaction to industrialization and urbanization through land art. Before the origin of contemporary land art, it has been created by artists for centuries. This is where "land art" enters the story of the universe. Land art is also called "earthwork" and refers to art constructed on the ground or on the surface of the earth. The largest and most famous land art work is located in the remote area of ​​the desert in the southwest United States of America. The following works created or started after the Apollo program are large in scale and have very important meanings. Star Axis. Charles Ross's "Star Axis" (approaching completion from now in 1973) is located at the edge of the spectacular platform in northern New Mexico and is a huge steel sculpture designed for the naked eye viewing platform against Polaris, Star Axis is accurate for thousands of years. From the 1960s to the 1970s, Land Art protested "ruthless commercialization" of American art. Meanwhile, representatives of land art refused to use art museums and galleries as a scene of artistic activities, photography literature often appeared in regular gallery space, but beyond the traditional movable sculpture and commercial art market He developed a monumental landscape project. Land art is inspired by minimalist and conceptual art and is inspired by contemporary movements such as De Stijl, Cubism, Minimalism, ConstantinBrâncuşi and Joseph Beuys. Many artists related to land art are involved in minimalist art and conceptual art. Isamu Noguchi's 1941 design of the contour playground in New York was interpreted as an important initial land art work, but the artist himself never calls his work "land art" It was.

Land art is created by combining art and nature in a complicated way. Land art is also called earth art or earth work. This art is designed directly in the natural landscape with the help of natural materials and the help of organic media such as leaves, stones, earth, rocks, water, logs. Mechanical earthmoving machines are also used by a few artists. Artists show the reaction to industrialization and urbanization through land art. Before the origin of contemporary land art, it has been created by artists for centuries. This is where "land art" enters the story of the universe. Land art is also called "earthwork" and refers to art constructed on the ground or on the surface of the earth. The largest and most famous land art work is located in the remote area of ​​the desert in the southwest United States of America. The following works created or started after the Apollo program are large in scale and have very important meanings. Star Axis. Charles Ross's "Star Axis" (approaching completion from now in 1973) is located at the edge of the spectacular platform in northern New Mexico and is a huge steel sculpture designed for the naked eye viewing platform against Polaris, Star Axis is accurate for thousands of years. From the 1960s to the 1970s, Land Art protested "ruthless commercialization" of American art. Meanwhile, representatives of land art refused to use art museums and galleries as a scene of artistic activities, photography literature often appeared in regular gallery space, but beyond the traditional movable sculpture and commercial art market He developed a monumental landscape project. Land art is inspired by minimalist and conceptual art and is inspired by contemporary movements such as De Stijl, Cubism, Minimalism, ConstantinBrâncuşi and Joseph Beuys. Many artists related to land art are involved in minimalist art and conceptual art. Isamu Noguchi's 1941 design of the contour playground in New York was interpreted as an important initial land art work, but the artist himself never calls his work "land art" It was.

Pablo Picasso's resume Pablo Luis Y. Picasso is the most famous artist of the 20th century. He was born on October 25, 1881 in Málaga, Spain. Picasso has shown a wonderful talent since childhood. He likes drawing pictures of urban life and he is fascinated by the circus. He also likes to depict the lives of poor people around his house, and he is poor. His father Jose Louis Blasco is an art teacher of Málaga's Castile and his mother Maria Picasso is Andalusian of Majorca. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso has been declared "a healthy child" since his illness had influenced his kidney from 1881 to 1890. He was sent to a private school where I never mastered letters and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively conveys a faint coloration. The reason for choosing blue is the frustration tone which is the suicide of Picasso's friend Casachimas. Work in the blue age is very sentimental, but Picasso is still a teenager and please do not forget to live in a very harsh environment in Barcelona.

Pablo Picasso's resume Pablo Luis Y. Picasso is the most famous artist of the 20th century. He was born on October 25, 1881 in Málaga, Spain. Picasso has shown a wonderful talent since childhood. He likes drawing pictures of urban life and he is fascinated by the circus. He also likes to depict the lives of poor people around his house, and he is poor. His father Jose Louis Blasco is an art teacher of Málaga's Castile and his mother Maria Picasso is Andalusian of Majorca. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso has been declared "a healthy child" since his illness had influenced his kidney from 1881 to 1890. He was sent to a private school where I never mastered letters and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively conveys a faint coloration. The reason for choosing blue is the frustration tone which is the suicide of Picasso's friend Casachimas. Work in the blue age is very sentimental, but Picasso is still a teenager and please do not forget to live in a very harsh environment in Barcelona.

Joseph Conrad's Dark Heart - Modernist Modernism Modernism began in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Artists came to be limited by the style and custom of the Renaissance. Therefore, modernism appears in various ways from Impressionism to Cubism. In order to explore the place of new creation, the modernist modified the reality perception. In the Renaissance, the depiction of the theme was very easy. The picture must look like what it represents. The dark heart of Joseph Conrad is a good example of a modernist novel because it penetrates the general "darkness" of the whole novel. The language used to describe settings and important scenes is very thick and ambiguous. There are lots of words in the novel: incredible, unbelievable, melancholy - ...... On the surface, Wickham is like a gentle gentleman. And his true nature is revealed in the process of the novel. Wickham was originally thought to be the victim of a cruelty and fraud of Darcy, and a considerate person. He used his own opinion to approach Benitez and eventually ran with Lydia. After Darcy told Elizabeth about the real nature of Wickham, she hardly believed how he would be such a bad person. Joseph Conrad's novel "The Heart of Darkness" covers many topics and concepts, including the essence of human nature and its complexity. The novel is in two different places, the Thames and the Congo. Conrad used these two rivers to express different cultures of this novel, "civilization" and "barbarity". When exploring these two different worlds, Conrad reveals the heart of mankind through the characters of this novel and proves that everything is not straightforward and straightforward. The Thames river in southern England represents the advanced world of Europe In his novel "Inside the darkness" Joseph Conrad reveals the evil lurking in the human soul; however, this corruption is hidden from innocent European women. Conrad 's novel plainly depicts a black and white lady. For the benefit of society some innocent Caucasian European women must misunderstand, the opposition to the black African-beast-civilized order. The dark heart of Joseph Conrad is not just a quest for the harsh reality of African colonialism in the second half of the 19th century. In fact, as a negative portrayal to his women suggests, it is full of symbolism. Conrad picked his words very well, because prejudice against his woman can be easily identified. For him, women are just soft, delicate, innocent

Joseph Conrad's Dark Heart - Modernist Modernism Modernism began in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Artists came to be limited by the style and custom of the Renaissance. Therefore, modernism appears in various ways from Impressionism to Cubism. In order to explore the place of new creation, the modernist modified the reality perception. In the Renaissance, the depiction of the theme was very easy. The picture must look like what it represents. The dark heart of Joseph Conrad is a good example of a modernist novel because it penetrates the general "darkness" of the whole novel. The language used to describe settings and important scenes is very thick and ambiguous. There are lots of words in the novel: incredible, unbelievable, melancholy - ...... On the surface, Wickham is like a gentle gentleman. And his true nature is revealed in the process of the novel. Wickham was originally thought to be the victim of a cruelty and fraud of Darcy, and a considerate person. He used his own opinion to approach Benitez and eventually ran with Lydia. After Darcy told Elizabeth about the real nature of Wickham, she hardly believed how he would be such a bad person. Joseph Conrad's novel "The Heart of Darkness" covers many topics and concepts, including the essence of human nature and its complexity. The novel is in two different places, the Thames and the Congo. Conrad used these two rivers to express different cultures of this novel, "civilization" and "barbarity". When exploring these two different worlds, Conrad reveals the heart of mankind through the characters of this novel and proves that everything is not straightforward and straightforward. The Thames river in southern England represents the advanced world of Europe In his novel "Inside the darkness" Joseph Conrad reveals the evil lurking in the human soul; however, this corruption is hidden from innocent European women. Conrad 's novel plainly depicts a black and white lady. For the benefit of society some innocent Caucasian European women must misunderstand, the opposition to the black African-beast-civilized order. The dark heart of Joseph Conrad is not just a quest for the harsh reality of African colonialism in the second half of the 19th century. In fact, as a negative portrayal to his women suggests, it is full of symbolism. Conrad picked his words very well, because prejudice against his woman can be easily identified. For him, women are just soft, delicate, innocent

Perhaps one of the world's greatest artists is Salvador Dali, a Spanish born artist. He won many awards and has had a great success with his work as an artist. Since childhood, during the Great Depression, Salvador Dalí's work and personality were influenced by various people and entities. The influence of Dali's private life on his contemporaries and those who enjoyed his work throughout his life led to his artistic nature. In his childhood, his family life was difficult and I could not survive. The development of the Surrealism movement in the 20th century influenced many painters, thinkers, and poets. The influence of Salvador Dalí on this movement is considerable. By using abstract images and free form idea elements, Dali can capture the unconscious operation. Ironically, Dali's art has entered the college dormitory and album covering wall for contemporary musicians. This confused form of art is still being studied and interpreted after many years of development and provides an interesting perspective on imagination and reality. El Salvador Dali was born on May 11, 1904 to parents, famous notary salutary Salvador Dali Cousy and a calm mother Felipe Domenech Ferres. Strange behavior of youth in El Salvador. Philippa is a devout Catholic, the old El Salvador is an atheist, a combination that has a serious impact on their son's worldview. Dali's artistic talent was apparent from a very young age and his parents backed it - well-known that his relationship with his disciplined father is nervous. After all, Dali's original creativity and provocative attitude keep him away from his father, but it also serves as the cornerstone of his imaginative artistic accomplishments. The art of Salvador Dalis was influenced by the world around him. His work includes things such as nuclear power, Hitler, telephone, money, religious idols, sexual expression. As an artist, Dali is expressive and versatile. His artistic style concentrates on surrealism, but his art also includes Impressionism, Cubism, Futurism and all classical genres. Salvador Dali died in January 1989. Because Salvador Dalí is unique, his legacy as a future painter can not be defined either as a human being or as an artist. He created a new art movement reflecting his own brand and much of his influence.

Perhaps one of the world's greatest artists is Salvador Dali, a Spanish born artist. He won many awards and has had a great success with his work as an artist. Since childhood, during the Great Depression, Salvador Dalí's work and personality were influenced by various people and entities. The influence of Dali's private life on his contemporaries and those who enjoyed his work throughout his life led to his artistic nature. In his childhood, his family life was difficult and I could not survive. The development of the Surrealism movement in the 20th century influenced many painters, thinkers, and poets. The influence of Salvador Dalí on this movement is considerable. By using abstract images and free form idea elements, Dali can capture the unconscious operation. Ironically, Dali's art has entered the college dormitory and album covering wall for contemporary musicians. This confused form of art is still being studied and interpreted after many years of development and provides an interesting perspective on imagination and reality. El Salvador Dali was born on May 11, 1904 to parents, famous notary salutary Salvador Dali Cousy and a calm mother Felipe Domenech Ferres. Strange behavior of youth in El Salvador. Philippa is a devout Catholic, the old El Salvador is an atheist, a combination that has a serious impact on their son's worldview. Dali's artistic talent was apparent from a very young age and his parents backed it - well-known that his relationship with his disciplined father is nervous. After all, Dali's original creativity and provocative attitude keep him away from his father, but it also serves as the cornerstone of his imaginative artistic accomplishments. The art of Salvador Dalis was influenced by the world around him. His work includes things such as nuclear power, Hitler, telephone, money, religious idols, sexual expression. As an artist, Dali is expressive and versatile. His artistic style concentrates on surrealism, but his art also includes Impressionism, Cubism, Futurism and all classical genres. Salvador Dali died in January 1989. Because Salvador Dalí is unique, his legacy as a future painter can not be defined either as a human being or as an artist. He created a new art movement reflecting his own brand and much of his influence.

MC Escher occupies a unique position among the most popular artists of the last century. His contemporary people focused on breaking the traditional arts and emphasizing realism and beauty, but I felt his museum was symmetrical and infinite. His attachment to geometry has made him one of the most famous artists of modernism, and his work is as important as ever. Escher's early work is a strange combination of Cubism and traditional woodcut prints. From the beginning, people noticed Escher's love of repeating shapes and cleaning. Echelle is a Dutch graphic artist known for his symbolic illusion. His printmaking, woodcut prints, printmaking and paintings represent a high level of technical expertise and meticulous attention to detail. The depiction of those mysterious stairs and interlocking space provides a visual challenge to the audience. Artists once said: "I can not avoid fooling with confidence without objections." "I am consciously mixing two and three dimensions, planes and spaces, for example, enjoying gravity." Born in Morris, Norris Escher, Leeuwarden, the Netherlands in June 1898, he studied graphic design. From 1919 to 1922 Haarlem Architectural and Decorative Arts School. Following the influence of Leonardo da Vinci and Albrecht Dürer's traditional paintings, Escher's customs will in turn influence the movement of Op Art. On March 27, 1972, he died at the age of 73 at Larren of the Netherlands. In addition to being a graphic artist, M. Escher of picture books, design tapestries, stamps, mural paintings. Born in Leeuwarden, the Netherlands, he was the fourth and smallest son of civil engineers. Five years later, my family moved to Arnhem, and Escher spends most of his time here. After failing the high school exam, Moritz finally entered Harlem's architecture and decorative art school. After finishing his studies, he traveled extensively in Italy where he met Jetta Umiker, his wife, who married in 1924. They settled in Rome until 1935. In the past 11 years Escher travels Italy every year to draw paintings and thinks about various prints when returning to the country.

MC Escher occupies a unique position among the most popular artists of the last century. His contemporary people focused on breaking the traditional arts and emphasizing realism and beauty, but I felt his museum was symmetrical and infinite. His attachment to geometry has made him one of the most famous artists of modernism, and his work is as important as ever. Escher's early work is a strange combination of Cubism and traditional woodcut prints. From the beginning, people noticed Escher's love of repeating shapes and cleaning. Echelle is a Dutch graphic artist known for his symbolic illusion. His printmaking, woodcut prints, printmaking and paintings represent a high level of technical expertise and meticulous attention to detail. The depiction of those mysterious stairs and interlocking space provides a visual challenge to the audience. Artists once said: "I can not avoid fooling with confidence without objections." "I am consciously mixing two and three dimensions, planes and spaces, for example, enjoying gravity." Born in Morris, Norris Escher, Leeuwarden, the Netherlands in June 1898, he studied graphic design. From 1919 to 1922 Haarlem Architectural and Decorative Arts School. Following the influence of Leonardo da Vinci and Albrecht Dürer's traditional paintings, Escher's customs will in turn influence the movement of Op Art. On March 27, 1972, he died at the age of 73 at Larren of the Netherlands. In addition to being a graphic artist, M. Escher of picture books, design tapestries, stamps, mural paintings. Born in Leeuwarden, the Netherlands, he was the fourth and smallest son of civil engineers. Five years later, my family moved to Arnhem, and Escher spends most of his time here. After failing the high school exam, Moritz finally entered Harlem's architecture and decorative art school. After finishing his studies, he traveled extensively in Italy where he met Jetta Umiker, his wife, who married in 1924. They settled in Rome until 1935. In the past 11 years Escher travels Italy every year to draw paintings and thinks about various prints when returning to the country.

Pablo Picasso and his work Pablo Picasso is a Spanish painter and sculptor and is generally considered the largest artist of the 20th century. As an inventor of the form, he is unique among innovators of style and technology, experts in various media, and one of the most prolific artists in history. He has created over 20,000 pieces. Picasso's genius was shown early: at the age of 10, he created his first painting, and at the age of fifteen he went well in the entrance examination at the Academy of Fine Arts in Barcelona. Pablo Picasso is one of the most interesting artists of his time and he is one of the most influential people in art history. Picasso is a person with many different abilities and attributes that have contributed to the art world in many ways. First of all, Picasso is an extraordinary person with his pure ability and length as an artist's career. Furthermore, in the early days of Picasso, he was considered to be one of the best talents ever. After Pablo's young man, he continued his studies at San Fernando College. Next, Picasso finished his term at college and entered the period of his life called "Blue Period". After the blue era, Picasso took on his new color and bright color as an example and entered his "rose era". When Picasso left the era of Rose, he entered the field of Cubism, and he was widely regarded as his creator. Picasso is not only painting but also a great sculptor and potter. Pablo Picasso is regarded as the biggest artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. Art teacher Don Jose moved Picasso and his family to LaCoruña and then moved to Barcelona. So he was a lecturer at Academy of Fine Arts (Encarta CD - ROM). At the age of 10, Picasso made his first painting and played well in the admission test at the Academy of Fine Arts in Barcelona. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. In his early teens, Picasso painted with his father and the influence of realism in Spain. As his knowledge became wider he was also drawn in a decorated Impressionist style and Art Nouveau style.

Pablo Picasso and his work Pablo Picasso is a Spanish painter and sculptor and is generally considered the largest artist of the 20th century. As an inventor of the form, he is unique among innovators of style and technology, experts in various media, and one of the most prolific artists in history. He has created over 20,000 pieces. Picasso's genius was shown early: at the age of 10, he created his first painting, and at the age of fifteen he went well in the entrance examination at the Academy of Fine Arts in Barcelona. Pablo Picasso is one of the most interesting artists of his time and he is one of the most influential people in art history. Picasso is a person with many different abilities and attributes that have contributed to the art world in many ways. First of all, Picasso is an extraordinary person with his pure ability and length as an artist's career. Furthermore, in the early days of Picasso, he was considered to be one of the best talents ever. After Pablo's young man, he continued his studies at San Fernando College. Next, Picasso finished his term at college and entered the period of his life called "Blue Period". After the blue era, Picasso took on his new color and bright color as an example and entered his "rose era". When Picasso left the era of Rose, he entered the field of Cubism, and he was widely regarded as his creator. Picasso is not only painting but also a great sculptor and potter. Pablo Picasso is regarded as the biggest artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. Art teacher Don Jose moved Picasso and his family to LaCoruña and then moved to Barcelona. So he was a lecturer at Academy of Fine Arts (Encarta CD - ROM). At the age of 10, Picasso made his first painting and played well in the admission test at the Academy of Fine Arts in Barcelona. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. In his early teens, Picasso painted with his father and the influence of realism in Spain. As his knowledge became wider he was also drawn in a decorated Impressionist style and Art Nouveau style.

"There are few artworks that can change the history of art in such concrete and dramatic ways.In fact, contemporary art is all attributed to its paintings by the presence of Marcel Duchamp's bare staircase Influential development and paintings were considered artistic innovation (Naumann, 2013) "Marcel Duchamp rejected" Retina Art "meaning attention and his knowledge of his work and his It focuses on the interpretation of people watching works of. In 1912, Marcel Duchamp's 'Nude descending staircase' is the official focus of Musbridge's idea on a single image. This figure is abstract and is the result of the influence of Duchamp on Cubism, which gives the audience a clear sense of movement from left to right. This work was exhibited in the arms of New York City in 1913. This exhibition is the first contemporary art that exhibited such a large American venue in America and Europe. The arsenal exhibition was full of controversy and dreams, and it became a symbol of the emerging contemporary art movement. Duchamp's painting represents a new idea presented at the exhibition. Around this time, the Baronite met a French-American artist Marcel Duchamp. One of her voluntary performing arts, I saw that she wrote articles about the picture of Duchamp under the stairs and rub it it in every inch of her body. Get up. Then she mentioned the poems of the climax: "Marcel, Marcel, love you like Hell, Marcel." Duchamp is known as the father of conceptual art. He abandoned the picture on the canvas in 1912 and started drawing a picture on a big glass, which took ten years to complete. What he really wants is how to create art outside of traditional paintings and sculptures. In 1915, he discovered what he called "ready-made". Everyday objects can be presented as works of art there. As an artist and an anti-artist, Marcel Duchamp is considered to be one of the main spirits of the paintings of the 20th century. However, in addition to the nude that descends the stairs (part 2), his work has been neglected by the public in most of his life. Until 1960, only avant-garde groups like Surrealist claimed that he was important, and for the "official" world of art and complex critics he seemed to be just strange and failed was. His new attitude toward art and society far from negative and nihilism has led pop art, op amps, and many other young artists from all over the world. I like these sports. In addition to changing visual art, he changed the idea of ​​the artist.

"There are few artworks that can change the history of art in such concrete and dramatic ways.In fact, contemporary art is all attributed to its paintings by the presence of Marcel Duchamp's bare staircase Influential development and paintings were considered artistic innovation (Naumann, 2013) "Marcel Duchamp rejected" Retina Art "meaning attention and his knowledge of his work and his It focuses on the interpretation of people watching works of. In 1912, Marcel Duchamp's 'Nude descending staircase' is the official focus of Musbridge's idea on a single image. This figure is abstract and is the result of the influence of Duchamp on Cubism, which gives the audience a clear sense of movement from left to right. This work was exhibited in the arms of New York City in 1913. This exhibition is the first contemporary art that exhibited such a large American venue in America and Europe. The arsenal exhibition was full of controversy and dreams, and it became a symbol of the emerging contemporary art movement. Duchamp's painting represents a new idea presented at the exhibition. Around this time, the Baronite met a French-American artist Marcel Duchamp. One of her voluntary performing arts, I saw that she wrote articles about the picture of Duchamp under the stairs and rub it it in every inch of her body. Get up. Then she mentioned the poems of the climax: "Marcel, Marcel, love you like Hell, Marcel." Duchamp is known as the father of conceptual art. He abandoned the picture on the canvas in 1912 and started drawing a picture on a big glass, which took ten years to complete. What he really wants is how to create art outside of traditional paintings and sculptures. In 1915, he discovered what he called "ready-made". Everyday objects can be presented as works of art there. As an artist and an anti-artist, Marcel Duchamp is considered to be one of the main spirits of the paintings of the 20th century. However, in addition to the nude that descends the stairs (part 2), his work has been neglected by the public in most of his life. Until 1960, only avant-garde groups like Surrealist claimed that he was important, and for the "official" world of art and complex critics he seemed to be just strange and failed was. His new attitude toward art and society far from negative and nihilism has led pop art, op amps, and many other young artists from all over the world. I like these sports. In addition to changing visual art, he changed the idea of ​​the artist.

Impressionist movement is one of the most common sports in art history, but it is also one of the most extreme sports. Like other new things, there is a president, Edouard Manet is this person. Manet's painting not only made him an important pioneer in the artistic level of the Impressionist Resistance Academy but also because of the way he painted and the way he painted and for Claude Monet, Frederic Basil He was very radical. And I like Gustav Calleport. . Manet's paintings show off his special radicalism in the eyes of the Academy and make them necessary conditions for Impressionist rebellion; modernity of self-consciousness French artist Edouard Man played an important role in the European art world in the 19th century. Manet operates in a unique style that fills the gap between two major art movements: realism and Impressionism. One piece that demonstrates this unique approach is a lunch on the grass ("Lédéuunersurl'herbe"). This is a big picture that became one of Mannet's and most famous contemporary art pieces. Édouard Manet (1832-1883), a French painter born in Paris, is known for his modernist painting style. Unlike many of his predecessors, Manet refused the traditional hobby of the organization Academy de Beaux-Arts, which supports the fables, history and mythical scenes in the year's picture and is responsible for this year's French art salon. Impressionist movement is one of the most common sports in art history, but it is also one of the most extreme sports. Like other new things, there is a president, Edouard Manet is this person. Manet's painting not only made him an important pioneer in the artistic level of the Impressionist Resistance Academy but also because of the way he painted and the way he painted and for Claude Monet, Frederic Basil He was very radical. And I like Gustav Calleport. . Manet's paintings show off his special radicalism in the eyes of the Academy and make them necessary conditions for Impressionist rebellion; modernity of self-consciousness Paris celebrated the heyday of art from the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century and met with the finest painters of those days. Eduard, Claude Monet, Belt · Morisot, Paul Gauguin, Pierre etc. Auguste Renoir et al. The French Revolution and French political and social change have had a major impact on the art of the capital. Paris cooperates with artists such as Gericault and is at the core of the development of artistic romanticism. All Impressionists, Art Nouveau, Symbolism, Fauvism, Cubism, and Art Deco movement all developed in Paris. In the late nineteenth century, many artists from various regions and around the world gathered in Paris, exhibited their works at numerous salons and trade fairs, and got their own reputation. Artists related to Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Mezanger, Albert Grazez, Henri Rousseau, Mark Chagall, Amedeo Modigliani, and other Paris

Impressionist movement is one of the most common sports in art history, but it is also one of the most extreme sports. Like other new things, there is a president, Edouard Manet is this person. Manet's painting not only made him an important pioneer in the artistic level of the Impressionist Resistance Academy but also because of the way he painted and the way he painted and for Claude Monet, Frederic Basil He was very radical. And I like Gustav Calleport. . Manet's paintings show off his special radicalism in the eyes of the Academy and make them necessary conditions for Impressionist rebellion; modernity of self-consciousness French artist Edouard Man played an important role in the European art world in the 19th century. Manet operates in a unique style that fills the gap between two major art movements: realism and Impressionism. One piece that demonstrates this unique approach is a lunch on the grass ("Lédéuunersurl'herbe"). This is a big picture that became one of Mannet's and most famous contemporary art pieces. Édouard Manet (1832-1883), a French painter born in Paris, is known for his modernist painting style. Unlike many of his predecessors, Manet refused the traditional hobby of the organization Academy de Beaux-Arts, which supports the fables, history and mythical scenes in the year's picture and is responsible for this year's French art salon. Impressionist movement is one of the most common sports in art history, but it is also one of the most extreme sports. Like other new things, there is a president, Edouard Manet is this person. Manet's painting not only made him an important pioneer in the artistic level of the Impressionist Resistance Academy but also because of the way he painted and the way he painted and for Claude Monet, Frederic Basil He was very radical. And I like Gustav Calleport. . Manet's paintings show off his special radicalism in the eyes of the Academy and make them necessary conditions for Impressionist rebellion; modernity of self-consciousness Paris celebrated the heyday of art from the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century and met with the finest painters of those days. Eduard, Claude Monet, Belt · Morisot, Paul Gauguin, Pierre etc. Auguste Renoir et al. The French Revolution and French political and social change have had a major impact on the art of the capital. Paris cooperates with artists such as Gericault and is at the core of the development of artistic romanticism. All Impressionists, Art Nouveau, Symbolism, Fauvism, Cubism, and Art Deco movement all developed in Paris. In the late nineteenth century, many artists from various regions and around the world gathered in Paris, exhibited their works at numerous salons and trade fairs, and got their own reputation. Artists related to Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Mezanger, Albert Grazez, Henri Rousseau, Mark Chagall, Amedeo Modigliani, and other Paris

"The biggest mistake we've made is that movies are primarily a kind of entertainment.The movie is the best medium for exchanging ideas and information since moving inventions.The literature of light entertainment Novel choice is no longer the best, novels are the best "- Orson Welles Orson Welles is passionate about the movie. At the age of 25, he directed, produced, produced and starred the biggest movie "Citizen Kane" of the day. Bernard Herrmann, perhaps the most famous "Symphony Orchestra" track composer, and Citizen Kane of Ossen Wells (1941) and the luxurious Amberson (1942), and John Bram's Hangover Square (1945) are his subtle psychology I am clarifying talent. Robert Wise 's "The Day of Earth Stillness" (1951), which was built around two sounds juxtaposed with electronic instruments, wrote an excuse for his own piano concerto and was a typical Hitchcock composer, Continue to be "human" Write a score of Surrealist who knows too much (1956), trouble with Harry (1956), Northwest Northwest (1959), Fandangolism, psychology (1960) ), The most famous one of the most famous one Vertigo (1958) Cubism based on melody and sound effect, a deconstructive string of clockwork, probably his tour, The Birds (1963), that disastrously harmonious Tremortium's 'creation' by a choreography not largely (mainly by Oskar Sala), these three are the most primitive, Marnie (1964), dubbing depends on sharp clauses as a metaphor of scene fear At the same time, there is a rumor that the "Ornate Welles" original "Ornate Welles" will not be affected by RKO or the original ending. The feature feature film of this work was sent to Brazilian Wells when photographing "The Real Everything". It may be preserved, but many people, including Mr. France, doubt this is a pure fantasy. But this is an attractive fantasy. After 70 years, a movie that transcends Citizen Kane may become the best movie ever. And it is directed by Orson Wells. Orson Welles could not leave his studio RKO, a magnificent Ambersons masterpiece born of the destiny of devastating industrial clothing, to drive him away. But the studio did not only replace the greatest filmmakers, but also changed their letterhead and boasted it with the slogan "showmanship rather than genius." But when Prince 's fight with Warner Bros. was over, his reputation was hurt. For the general public, he is another crazy genius and he is too high to contact them. It is not a problem, but what he wants is only to have the art he actually produced - for the industry it is the most dangerous and defiant kind of crazy conversation.

"The biggest mistake we've made is that movies are primarily a kind of entertainment.The movie is the best medium for exchanging ideas and information since moving inventions.The literature of light entertainment Novel choice is no longer the best, novels are the best "- Orson Welles Orson Welles is passionate about the movie. At the age of 25, he directed, produced, produced and starred the biggest movie "Citizen Kane" of the day. Bernard Herrmann, perhaps the most famous "Symphony Orchestra" track composer, and Citizen Kane of Ossen Wells (1941) and the luxurious Amberson (1942), and John Bram's Hangover Square (1945) are his subtle psychology I am clarifying talent. Robert Wise 's "The Day of Earth Stillness" (1951), which was built around two sounds juxtaposed with electronic instruments, wrote an excuse for his own piano concerto and was a typical Hitchcock composer, Continue to be "human" Write a score of Surrealist who knows too much (1956), trouble with Harry (1956), Northwest Northwest (1959), Fandangolism, psychology (1960) ), The most famous one of the most famous one Vertigo (1958) Cubism based on melody and sound effect, a deconstructive string of clockwork, probably his tour, The Birds (1963), that disastrously harmonious Tremortium's 'creation' by a choreography not largely (mainly by Oskar Sala), these three are the most primitive, Marnie (1964), dubbing depends on sharp clauses as a metaphor of scene fear At the same time, there is a rumor that the "Ornate Welles" original "Ornate Welles" will not be affected by RKO or the original ending. The feature feature film of this work was sent to Brazilian Wells when photographing "The Real Everything". It may be preserved, but many people, including Mr. France, doubt this is a pure fantasy. But this is an attractive fantasy. After 70 years, a movie that transcends Citizen Kane may become the best movie ever. And it is directed by Orson Wells. Orson Welles could not leave his studio RKO, a magnificent Ambersons masterpiece born of the destiny of devastating industrial clothing, to drive him away. But the studio did not only replace the greatest filmmakers, but also changed their letterhead and boasted it with the slogan "showmanship rather than genius." But when Prince 's fight with Warner Bros. was over, his reputation was hurt. For the general public, he is another crazy genius and he is too high to contact them. It is not a problem, but what he wants is only to have the art he actually produced - for the industry it is the most dangerous and defiant kind of crazy conversation.

It took a while for Epic Rap's history fight to draw our attention, but they rejoined Bob Ross and Picasso. They have worked hard on everything you learned in the "Introduction to Art History" course, and the results are very interesting. I will hand it over to Bob. What do you think? You will not regret seeing the two-minute art history comedy of the epic wrap history drama, Peter Shukoff (Nice Peter) and Lloyd Ahlquist (EpicLLOYD) YouTube video series. Among them, Picasso's Doppler repeatedly attacked PBS's most famous black artist, while artificial boblus used his happy little tree to insult him. In 2013, two entrenched YouTubers decided to attack two artists against each other with imaginary lap. On the one hand it is an actor, perhaps the world's most admired painter, and changed the art history with Cubism. His opponent is an actor who plays Bob Ross and artists are the opposite of Picasso in many ways. As the nature of the television in the early 90's, Ross taught viewers how to draw a sweet scenery that you might see hanging on a coin laundry or diving bar. He did not completely change academic art or show it in the museum, but he could say that he is as passionate as Picasso - and probably accumulated a larger fan base did. It includes everything from insomnia to the director of Hollywood, from amateur painters to artists' artists, from children to their 80s. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by art professor named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Picasso's talent was soon noticed and appreciated by his father's occupation. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists Jose Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the generic name of Rutus, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - day qualification exam at Barcelona Academy of Fine Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900.

It took a while for Epic Rap's history fight to draw our attention, but they rejoined Bob Ross and Picasso. They have worked hard on everything you learned in the "Introduction to Art History" course, and the results are very interesting. I will hand it over to Bob. What do you think? You will not regret seeing the two-minute art history comedy of the epic wrap history drama, Peter Shukoff (Nice Peter) and Lloyd Ahlquist (EpicLLOYD) YouTube video series. Among them, Picasso's Doppler repeatedly attacked PBS's most famous black artist, while artificial boblus used his happy little tree to insult him. In 2013, two entrenched YouTubers decided to attack two artists against each other with imaginary lap. On the one hand it is an actor, perhaps the world's most admired painter, and changed the art history with Cubism. His opponent is an actor who plays Bob Ross and artists are the opposite of Picasso in many ways. As the nature of the television in the early 90's, Ross taught viewers how to draw a sweet scenery that you might see hanging on a coin laundry or diving bar. He did not completely change academic art or show it in the museum, but he could say that he is as passionate as Picasso - and probably accumulated a larger fan base did. It includes everything from insomnia to the director of Hollywood, from amateur painters to artists' artists, from children to their 80s. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by art professor named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Picasso's talent was soon noticed and appreciated by his father's occupation. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists Jose Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the generic name of Rutus, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - day qualification exam at Barcelona Academy of Fine Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900.

La Bouteille de Suze of Pablo Picasso is an important image of late synthetic cubism developed by Georges Braque, Juan Gris, and Picasso. There, artists synthesize elements different from real life and propose objects and environments. In La Bouteille de Suze, Picasso uses newsprint paper, wallpaper, paper. In addition, we use slices of gush and charcoal for bottles with labels. There is glass and ashtray on the left side. These abstract fragmentation elements seem to stay in the blue table in front of the wall with diamond-patterned wallpaper and newsprint. Newsprint recommends that you read the Paris coffee events as a formal element during smoking and drinking. These texts add political and social aspects to the image. They arranged the horrible events of the first Vulcan war and the frivolous stories of Paris in a newspaper article. With text, the distorted, distracting shape of this cuevist image implies a modern state, a lack of coherent views or meaning in the changing world. Therefore, Picasso's work can be seen as a stupid warning of modern life, but at the same time it makes simple pleasures of life fun. [Everlasting goods label, 2011] From the French word provenir or from, the source of artwork provides a complete trace of the details of the artwork's life, and its authenticity is undoubted. A good source not only increases the value and appeal of the art, but also provides important information and insight about the history of art, not only for reasons to certify art. The cause is a fact, it is not a hypothesis. This statement must be certified by internationally respected and recognized institutions. The document includes: a letter from an artist, a receipt from the gallery, a video of the exhibition, a certificate signed by an expert or a credibility statement, various videos taken by the artist Photo completion stage of the art work, the list will continue A hundred years ago, Marcel Duchamp submitted a urinal bought at a store anonymously to the Independent Artists Association (he is a member of the committee). This association agreed to exhibit artwork by paid artists, but refused the exhibition "Fountain" #: (This is not a work of art, so they are within their rights.) I read Wikipedia (To understand how the story evolved from there) Still, but by female artists) In the previous work, I explained about efforts to find a single perfect artwork for every member's title. Through the multi-arm robbery algorithm, we will search for the best works of art such as Stranger Things. But, given the huge differences in hobbies and preferences, if we can find the best artwork for each member, can we emphasize headlines that are particularly relevant to them?

La Bouteille de Suze of Pablo Picasso is an important image of late synthetic cubism developed by Georges Braque, Juan Gris, and Picasso. There, artists synthesize elements different from real life and propose objects and environments. In La Bouteille de Suze, Picasso uses newsprint paper, wallpaper, paper. In addition, we use slices of gush and charcoal for bottles with labels. There is glass and ashtray on the left side. These abstract fragmentation elements seem to stay in the blue table in front of the wall with diamond-patterned wallpaper and newsprint. Newsprint recommends that you read the Paris coffee events as a formal element during smoking and drinking. These texts add political and social aspects to the image. They arranged the horrible events of the first Vulcan war and the frivolous stories of Paris in a newspaper article. With text, the distorted, distracting shape of this cuevist image implies a modern state, a lack of coherent views or meaning in the changing world. Therefore, Picasso's work can be seen as a stupid warning of modern life, but at the same time it makes simple pleasures of life fun. [Everlasting goods label, 2011] From the French word provenir or from, the source of artwork provides a complete trace of the details of the artwork's life, and its authenticity is undoubted. A good source not only increases the value and appeal of the art, but also provides important information and insight about the history of art, not only for reasons to certify art. The cause is a fact, it is not a hypothesis. This statement must be certified by internationally respected and recognized institutions. The document includes: a letter from an artist, a receipt from the gallery, a video of the exhibition, a certificate signed by an expert or a credibility statement, various videos taken by the artist Photo completion stage of the art work, the list will continue A hundred years ago, Marcel Duchamp submitted a urinal bought at a store anonymously to the Independent Artists Association (he is a member of the committee). This association agreed to exhibit artwork by paid artists, but refused the exhibition "Fountain" #: (This is not a work of art, so they are within their rights.) I read Wikipedia (To understand how the story evolved from there) Still, but by female artists) In the previous work, I explained about efforts to find a single perfect artwork for every member's title. Through the multi-arm robbery algorithm, we will search for the best works of art such as Stranger Things. But, given the huge differences in hobbies and preferences, if we can find the best artwork for each member, can we emphasize headlines that are particularly relevant to them?

Picasso's Guernica is unique, unlike other pictures and historical war scene paintings. Historical photos show the moments of scenes and shoots, but when you look at them there is an invisible "wall" between the viewer and the picture. The difference between the picture and the original picture is that the picture breaks through the "wall" by the viewer and allows you to actually experience the emotions and emotions expressed in the picture. "We see only what we see, it seems to be the first choice." ("Perspective" 8) "The viewpoint of a photographer is reflected in the subject he selects." Method "10) The picture is tak Based on my experience in the Kingdom of Sofia, I saw the magnificent masterpiece of Picasso 's Guernica, more than 7 meters, which portrays the cruelty of Spanish Civil War and the anger of Picasso. It is one of the most powerful art works so far. I was shocked by the pure passion and urgency of Guernica and was overwhelmed. Picasso was able to accept his feelings, opinions, views and pour it into the picture. For me, it looks like a perfect job. In other words, it is time to see the surrounding walls well. Next to that there is a sketch of the horse in the center, only the size of the postcard is drawn. The penny fell. Picasso practiced. He merely pulled out Guernica, outlining it, borrowing old ideas, adjusting and changing. Especially a horse. Actually, this horse has a place in the early paintings Picasso's big focus, developed from the image of the horse injured in the bullfighting. Picasso's life is fully integrated with his work. This is a very big combination of bullfighting, beaches, and wine. We can tell you. Because seeing Picasso's canvas is entirely for investigating his soul. This is exactly what happens when our life, essence matches our work. When work explanation and titles no longer make sense, we do not go to work - we are working At the beginning of Pythm's UX Academy this month, we carefully study the story of Picasso's life and work carefully and pay homage to his extraordinary talent. He is known as a painter and sculptor, and he leaves work that is not well known as an illustrator, graphic designer, or political activist. In this article I will briefly explain Picasso's career, introduce some of the illustrations and poster designs of his books, and provide a series of links to introduce the rich work of this wonderful artist. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , France Mougins), one of Spain's painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, one of the most influential artists and creators of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges Black). (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name)

Picasso's Guernica is unique, unlike other pictures and historical war scene paintings. Historical photos show the moments of scenes and shoots, but when you look at them there is an invisible "wall" between the viewer and the picture. The difference between the picture and the original picture is that the picture breaks through the "wall" by the viewer and allows you to actually experience the emotions and emotions expressed in the picture. "We see only what we see, it seems to be the first choice." ("Perspective" 8) "The viewpoint of a photographer is reflected in the subject he selects." Method "10) The picture is tak Based on my experience in the Kingdom of Sofia, I saw the magnificent masterpiece of Picasso 's Guernica, more than 7 meters, which portrays the cruelty of Spanish Civil War and the anger of Picasso. It is one of the most powerful art works so far. I was shocked by the pure passion and urgency of Guernica and was overwhelmed. Picasso was able to accept his feelings, opinions, views and pour it into the picture. For me, it looks like a perfect job. In other words, it is time to see the surrounding walls well. Next to that there is a sketch of the horse in the center, only the size of the postcard is drawn. The penny fell. Picasso practiced. He merely pulled out Guernica, outlining it, borrowing old ideas, adjusting and changing. Especially a horse. Actually, this horse has a place in the early paintings Picasso's big focus, developed from the image of the horse injured in the bullfighting. Picasso's life is fully integrated with his work. This is a very big combination of bullfighting, beaches, and wine. We can tell you. Because seeing Picasso's canvas is entirely for investigating his soul. This is exactly what happens when our life, essence matches our work. When work explanation and titles no longer make sense, we do not go to work - we are working At the beginning of Pythm's UX Academy this month, we carefully study the story of Picasso's life and work carefully and pay homage to his extraordinary talent. He is known as a painter and sculptor, and he leaves work that is not well known as an illustrator, graphic designer, or political activist. In this article I will briefly explain Picasso's career, introduce some of the illustrations and poster designs of his books, and provide a series of links to introduce the rich work of this wonderful artist. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , France Mougins), one of Spain's painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, one of the most influential artists and creators of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges Black). (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name)

Maria painted black lines under the eyelashes and on the lid. When Marco touched the door of the bathroom, she began to smoothen the skirt and hair and shouted that he turned around. Among the ten people, there is only one bathroom and three bedrooms. Maria 's brother had to share the living room, and the baby lay in a crib near the parents' bed. When she entered the kitchen, and when she saw how Mary completed her, her mother opened her eyes and saw Mary, and Mary answered with a tough look. "GREAT ANNA, THE" GERTRUDE STEIN (1909) GERTRUDE STEIN explores the intersexual and lesbian relationship of three ordinary women, Anna, Melancta, Lena, in the three lives of "Good Anna". In order to capture the thoughts and consciousness of these women, Stan made an important contribution to the development of modernism and used some style innovations that influenced writers like ERNEST HEMINGWAY. For example, in "Good Anna" Stan uses reverse grammar patterns, repeats, and simple languages ​​to describe Anna as a stubborn, de facto, diligent German immigrant. At the same time, irony and discreet stories create incompatible humor. Facts about companions of American short story document, 2nd edition (literary series companion) Stein's first book is Three Lives (1909), which conveys the working class to three women. In 1914, she wrote a bid button that was influenced by Cubism. In 1934, Stein wrote the opera "Four Saints" of "Three Scenes". Virgil Thompson wrote music for this. In 1946, Stan wrote soldiers during the German occupation of France by Brewsie and Willie. Stan stayed in France during World War II and wrote a book about her experience, the war I saw. Stanem graduated from Smith College in 1956. She received a scholarship to study in India where she saw the power of women's repression and non-violent protests. Her insight published a book written for the Government of India in 1957, but never published. In 1972, she co-founded MS Magazine. Essays and articles published in 1983, violent acts and daily rebellion Stanem's collection. 20 I would like to point out the opposite sex which seems to be caused by Stan's style. Stein himself talks about how Grafton of "Three Lifes" publisher published in 1909 sent a messenger to judge whether she can really speak English. That's all there is to it The purpose of writing is to write such text (Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, 1903-1932: QED, trilogy, portraits, other short stories, Alice B. Toklas edited by Catherine R. Stimpson and Harriet Chessman Autobiography, 727; The following abbreviations are A cited in parentheses of the page: Marianne DeKoven, another language: experimental writing of Gertrude Stein)

Maria painted black lines under the eyelashes and on the lid. When Marco touched the door of the bathroom, she began to smoothen the skirt and hair and shouted that he turned around. Among the ten people, there is only one bathroom and three bedrooms. Maria 's brother had to share the living room, and the baby lay in a crib near the parents' bed. When she entered the kitchen, and when she saw how Mary completed her, her mother opened her eyes and saw Mary, and Mary answered with a tough look. "GREAT ANNA, THE" GERTRUDE STEIN (1909) GERTRUDE STEIN explores the intersexual and lesbian relationship of three ordinary women, Anna, Melancta, Lena, in the three lives of "Good Anna". In order to capture the thoughts and consciousness of these women, Stan made an important contribution to the development of modernism and used some style innovations that influenced writers like ERNEST HEMINGWAY. For example, in "Good Anna" Stan uses reverse grammar patterns, repeats, and simple languages ​​to describe Anna as a stubborn, de facto, diligent German immigrant. At the same time, irony and discreet stories create incompatible humor. Facts about companions of American short story document, 2nd edition (literary series companion) Stein's first book is Three Lives (1909), which conveys the working class to three women. In 1914, she wrote a bid button that was influenced by Cubism. In 1934, Stein wrote the opera "Four Saints" of "Three Scenes". Virgil Thompson wrote music for this. In 1946, Stan wrote soldiers during the German occupation of France by Brewsie and Willie. Stan stayed in France during World War II and wrote a book about her experience, the war I saw. Stanem graduated from Smith College in 1956. She received a scholarship to study in India where she saw the power of women's repression and non-violent protests. Her insight published a book written for the Government of India in 1957, but never published. In 1972, she co-founded MS Magazine. Essays and articles published in 1983, violent acts and daily rebellion Stanem's collection. 20 I would like to point out the opposite sex which seems to be caused by Stan's style. Stein himself talks about how Grafton of "Three Lifes" publisher published in 1909 sent a messenger to judge whether she can really speak English. That's all there is to it The purpose of writing is to write such text (Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, 1903-1932: QED, trilogy, portraits, other short stories, Alice B. Toklas edited by Catherine R. Stimpson and Harriet Chessman Autobiography, 727; The following abbreviations are A cited in parentheses of the page: Marianne DeKoven, another language: experimental writing of Gertrude Stein)

The visual representation of the human body image has a history of returning to cave paintings and other places. As an art developed during the Renaissance period, almost all paintings conform to this convention. Experimental work in the second half of the 19th century changed this view as artists began to contemplate this issue. That representation of cubism and objects from different angles allows German expressionism to find the essence of the subject in several ways. German expressionism is one of the most fundamental movements of early movies. Since the German government founded Universum Film AG in 1917, that expressionism found a happy house in Germany until it is said that it will be in the late 1920s (Wolf). Expressionism changed the film's canvas through its influence on Hollywood and its technical innovation as well as its ideas as well as influences on German actors, writers, and directors like Hollywood like Murnau and his work ( Wale, 98). Color experiments and emotional feelings are the main concern of abstract artists. German expressionism is characterized by saturated palette and color corresponding to human emotions. German expressionist painter Vasily Kandinsky is often considered the first true abstract artist. He is known for his color theory and adds emotion to his brilliant color paintings. Like many other abstract artists, Kandinsky believes that music also embodies the pure feel of abstract art. Kandinsky is calling his work "work" German expressionism is particularly influential. Expressionism is an art movement that began in the early 20th century when artists tried to convey subjective emotions - senses of things - rather than strict realism point of view, as recalled from 101 courses in the humanities sciences. All art was moved by expressiveism (paintings, poetry, architecture, music) and spread to the movies in the late 1910s. Part of the reason for this trend is that Germany suffered economic losses after the First World War and German film studios make realistic installations and costumes for luxurious era works and historic epics It was that he simply did not have the funds. Please enter those days that I did. Expressionism is cheaper. For example, a set of castles does not look like genuine.

The visual representation of the human body image has a history of returning to cave paintings and other places. As an art developed during the Renaissance period, almost all paintings conform to this convention. Experimental work in the second half of the 19th century changed this view as artists began to contemplate this issue. That representation of cubism and objects from different angles allows German expressionism to find the essence of the subject in several ways. German expressionism is one of the most fundamental movements of early movies. Since the German government founded Universum Film AG in 1917, that expressionism found a happy house in Germany until it is said that it will be in the late 1920s (Wolf). Expressionism changed the film's canvas through its influence on Hollywood and its technical innovation as well as its ideas as well as influences on German actors, writers, and directors like Hollywood like Murnau and his work ( Wale, 98). Color experiments and emotional feelings are the main concern of abstract artists. German expressionism is characterized by saturated palette and color corresponding to human emotions. German expressionist painter Vasily Kandinsky is often considered the first true abstract artist. He is known for his color theory and adds emotion to his brilliant color paintings. Like many other abstract artists, Kandinsky believes that music also embodies the pure feel of abstract art. Kandinsky is calling his work "work" German expressionism is particularly influential. Expressionism is an art movement that began in the early 20th century when artists tried to convey subjective emotions - senses of things - rather than strict realism point of view, as recalled from 101 courses in the humanities sciences. All art was moved by expressiveism (paintings, poetry, architecture, music) and spread to the movies in the late 1910s. Part of the reason for this trend is that Germany suffered economic losses after the First World War and German film studios make realistic installations and costumes for luxurious era works and historic epics It was that he simply did not have the funds. Please enter those days that I did. Expressionism is cheaper. For example, a set of castles does not look like genuine.

Isabel Allende's "House of Souls" In many novels, interpersonal relationships are shaping characters. At The House of the Spirits of Isabel Allende, various people gather together to form a relationship to change and develop their character. Allende uses interpersonal relationship to build a role, but she also draws the character's living environment to confirm their real soul and lifestyle. As a result of relationship observation and environment, the true quality of the character is expressed to the reader. Federico · Lorca's "Bernarda · Alba House" and Isabel Allende's "spiritual association spirit" and its role on its role is influenced by Ferrarik · Lorca's "House of Bernarda · Alba" and "House of Isabel Allende" Played an important role in. Soul "The nature of each literary work is influenced by a series of social pressures, but the three main influences dominate the two works: the church, the women's superiority to men, and the socioeconomic status Social class) is the root of the greatest social pressure against the character. Contemporary Chilean writers are gaining international reputation in literary circles. The most famous are the novelist Isabel Allendde, his soul house, the house and shadow of love, Evarna is the international bestseller. She is the niece of President Salvador Agende. In 1849 Chile 's painting school was founded at the University of Chile. Roberto Matta is a painter of the 20th century and is a world famous artist who used abstract and surreal techniques in his work. Carlos Sotomayor (1911-1988) is considered one of the leading representatives of Cubism in South America. Camilo Mori (1896 - 1973) is the founder of the Montparnasse group. Claudio Bravo (1936-2011) is a surrealist who lived and worked in Morocco since 1972.

Isabel Allende's "House of Souls" In many novels, interpersonal relationships are shaping characters. At The House of the Spirits of Isabel Allende, various people gather together to form a relationship to change and develop their character. Allende uses interpersonal relationship to build a role, but she also draws the character's living environment to confirm their real soul and lifestyle. As a result of relationship observation and environment, the true quality of the character is expressed to the reader. Federico · Lorca's "Bernarda · Alba House" and Isabel Allende's "spiritual association spirit" and its role on its role is influenced by Ferrarik · Lorca's "House of Bernarda · Alba" and "House of Isabel Allende" Played an important role in. Soul "The nature of each literary work is influenced by a series of social pressures, but the three main influences dominate the two works: the church, the women's superiority to men, and the socioeconomic status Social class) is the root of the greatest social pressure against the character. Contemporary Chilean writers are gaining international reputation in literary circles. The most famous are the novelist Isabel Allendde, his soul house, the house and shadow of love, Evarna is the international bestseller. She is the niece of President Salvador Agende. In 1849 Chile 's painting school was founded at the University of Chile. Roberto Matta is a painter of the 20th century and is a world famous artist who used abstract and surreal techniques in his work. Carlos Sotomayor (1911-1988) is considered one of the leading representatives of Cubism in South America. Camilo Mori (1896 - 1973) is the founder of the Montparnasse group. Claudio Bravo (1936-2011) is a surrealist who lived and worked in Morocco since 1972.

Each artist has his own style of painting. Each picture tells a specific story and makes artist some sort of personal meaning. Pablo Picasso is one of the most important people in contemporary art. Pablo Picasso was not only a genius in the field of abstract art, but also tried sculpture and ceramics. Pablo Picasso brings the world to various places with its unique style work. That's why he is considered a genius of the 20th century. Background Pablo Picasso, born at Pablo Ruiz, is going to be an artist from a young age. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso has been declared "a healthy child" since his illness had influenced his kidney from 1881 to 1890. He was sent to a private school where I never mastered letters and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively conveys a faint coloration. The reason for choosing blue is the frustration tone which is the suicide of Picasso's friend Casachimas. Work in the blue age is very sentimental, but Picasso is still a teenager and please do not forget to live in a very harsh environment in Barcelona.

Each artist has his own style of painting. Each picture tells a specific story and makes artist some sort of personal meaning. Pablo Picasso is one of the most important people in contemporary art. Pablo Picasso was not only a genius in the field of abstract art, but also tried sculpture and ceramics. Pablo Picasso brings the world to various places with its unique style work. That's why he is considered a genius of the 20th century. Background Pablo Picasso, born at Pablo Ruiz, is going to be an artist from a young age. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso has been declared "a healthy child" since his illness had influenced his kidney from 1881 to 1890. He was sent to a private school where I never mastered letters and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively conveys a faint coloration. The reason for choosing blue is the frustration tone which is the suicide of Picasso's friend Casachimas. Work in the blue age is very sentimental, but Picasso is still a teenager and please do not forget to live in a very harsh environment in Barcelona.

I am an artist. This is not a disclaimer or pride; this is a position statement. I believe in the undeniable importance of art and the unnecessity of censorship. I also believe that art is one of the best indicators of cultural emotions. Scholars, doctors, therapists, and lawyers can try to explain to ourselves, but their testimony is useful but almost always dry and lacks emotional depth. I'm proud that I can protect all other professional analyst teams from the earliest past the art creators. Post-Impressionism, Symbolism, Art Nouveau • Post-Impressionism: Emphasis on Morphology, Structure, Emotion • Pioneers of Modern Art Bologna Picasso's Blue Era - Art Nouveau (Paris, Germany, Austria, Germany, Spain) • Post Impressionists recognize that it is a rebellion against realism and Impressionism • Connecting the symbols of Paul Gauguin's work • Picasso's blue era works are related to Manorism. • Understand how post impressionists express emotions and individuals in personal ways The nineteenth and twentieth centuries indicate the beginning and the end of modernism. Personality replaced the academic art, contemporary art replaced traditional art, and four major art movements were born: impressionist, post impressionist, cubism, surrealism and abstract expressionism. Every movement comes from a great artist who defines each principle in their own style. Impressionists began in 1870 and included artists such as Monet, Renoir, Pizarro, Degas and Casato. The Impressionist painter attempts to capture emotions by focusing on a momentary visual impression. They are playing under the influence of the sun and shadows, and the direct and reflected light they observe. In order to reproduce the visual impression of the moment seen by the naked eye, they abandoned the use of gray and black in the shadow, but used complementary colors.

I am an artist. This is not a disclaimer or pride; this is a position statement. I believe in the undeniable importance of art and the unnecessity of censorship. I also believe that art is one of the best indicators of cultural emotions. Scholars, doctors, therapists, and lawyers can try to explain to ourselves, but their testimony is useful but almost always dry and lacks emotional depth. I'm proud that I can protect all other professional analyst teams from the earliest past the art creators. Post-Impressionism, Symbolism, Art Nouveau • Post-Impressionism: Emphasis on Morphology, Structure, Emotion • Pioneers of Modern Art Bologna Picasso's Blue Era - Art Nouveau (Paris, Germany, Austria, Germany, Spain) • Post Impressionists recognize that it is a rebellion against realism and Impressionism • Connecting the symbols of Paul Gauguin's work • Picasso's blue era works are related to Manorism. • Understand how post impressionists express emotions and individuals in personal ways The nineteenth and twentieth centuries indicate the beginning and the end of modernism. Personality replaced the academic art, contemporary art replaced traditional art, and four major art movements were born: impressionist, post impressionist, cubism, surrealism and abstract expressionism. Every movement comes from a great artist who defines each principle in their own style. Impressionists began in 1870 and included artists such as Monet, Renoir, Pizarro, Degas and Casato. The Impressionist painter attempts to capture emotions by focusing on a momentary visual impression. They are playing under the influence of the sun and shadows, and the direct and reflected light they observe. In order to reproduce the visual impression of the moment seen by the naked eye, they abandoned the use of gray and black in the shadow, but used complementary colors.

Pollock is also very interested naturally. Jackson Pollock did not study for about two years under the guidance of Thomas Hart Benton, but they were still friends until Jackson died soon, and Pollock was a bit difficult in the mid - 1930s. Because the United States is in the midst of the Great Depression, it is difficult for him to find a job. In 1935, Jackson Pollock participated in the Federal Art Project of the Engineering Advancement Bureau. He is hired with 5,000 other artists to paint mural paintings of public buildings in this project and is part of America's daily life. Jackson Pollock was born in Wyo's Cody in 1912. His father, Leroy Pollock, was a farmer, later he became a government land surveyor. Jackson Pollock grew up in Arizona and Chico, California. In his early life Pollock experienced a Native American culture while traveling with his father. Jameson Pollock has not admitted to intentionally imitate or obey Native Americans arts but Jackson Pollock acknowledged that any similarity may be the result of his "early memories and enthusiasm" ing. The difficult and unstable early life Pollock grew up in the western United States made him an optimistic man whom he would become. After that, a series of influences gathered, led the mature style of Pollock. Mural paintings of painting realism in the 1930s showed him the power of large-scale paintings and Surrealism proposed a way to express unconsciousness. Cubism leads to an understanding of his image space. In 1939, Pollock began visiting Jung analysts to treat his alcoholism, and his analyst advised him to paint. These will later feed his paintings, they not only represent a confession of his own idea but also represent all modern human beings living in the shadow of nuclear war, as well as shaping the understanding of Pollock on his photographs We will formulate expressions of fear. Paul Jackson Pollock, born in Cody, Wyoming in 1912, is the youngest of the five sons. His parents Stella May (maiden McClure) and LeRoy Pollock were born and raised in Tingley, Iowa, and received education at Tingley High School. Pollock's mother was buried in Tingley Cemetery in Ringgold County, Iowa. His father was born in McCoy, but he was taking the family name of his adopted parents, and his parents had already died of their neighbors within a year. Stella and Leroy Pollock are elderly, Irish and Scottish - Irish. LeRoy Pollock was a farmer, later became a government land surveyor, and was struggling with various tasks. Stella is proud of his family tradition as a weaver, who was selling clothes when he was a teenager. In November 1912, Stella took her son to San Diego; Jackson was never returned to Cody in just 10 months after birth. Later, he grew up in Chico, Arizona, California.

Pollock is also very interested naturally. Jackson Pollock did not study for about two years under the guidance of Thomas Hart Benton, but they were still friends until Jackson died soon, and Pollock was a bit difficult in the mid - 1930s. Because the United States is in the midst of the Great Depression, it is difficult for him to find a job. In 1935, Jackson Pollock participated in the Federal Art Project of the Engineering Advancement Bureau. He is hired with 5,000 other artists to paint mural paintings of public buildings in this project and is part of America's daily life. Jackson Pollock was born in Wyo's Cody in 1912. His father, Leroy Pollock, was a farmer, later he became a government land surveyor. Jackson Pollock grew up in Arizona and Chico, California. In his early life Pollock experienced a Native American culture while traveling with his father. Jameson Pollock has not admitted to intentionally imitate or obey Native Americans arts but Jackson Pollock acknowledged that any similarity may be the result of his "early memories and enthusiasm" ing. The difficult and unstable early life Pollock grew up in the western United States made him an optimistic man whom he would become. After that, a series of influences gathered, led the mature style of Pollock. Mural paintings of painting realism in the 1930s showed him the power of large-scale paintings and Surrealism proposed a way to express unconsciousness. Cubism leads to an understanding of his image space. In 1939, Pollock began visiting Jung analysts to treat his alcoholism, and his analyst advised him to paint. These will later feed his paintings, they not only represent a confession of his own idea but also represent all modern human beings living in the shadow of nuclear war, as well as shaping the understanding of Pollock on his photographs We will formulate expressions of fear. Paul Jackson Pollock, born in Cody, Wyoming in 1912, is the youngest of the five sons. His parents Stella May (maiden McClure) and LeRoy Pollock were born and raised in Tingley, Iowa, and received education at Tingley High School. Pollock's mother was buried in Tingley Cemetery in Ringgold County, Iowa. His father was born in McCoy, but he was taking the family name of his adopted parents, and his parents had already died of their neighbors within a year. Stella and Leroy Pollock are elderly, Irish and Scottish - Irish. LeRoy Pollock was a farmer, later became a government land surveyor, and was struggling with various tasks. Stella is proud of his family tradition as a weaver, who was selling clothes when he was a teenager. In November 1912, Stella took her son to San Diego; Jackson was never returned to Cody in just 10 months after birth. Later, he grew up in Chico, Arizona, California.

What do you first think when it becomes contemporary art? A random paint spot on a blank canvas. This is a perfect example of contemporary art, but it is not just a random painting. The artist has a goal. Unfortunately, stereotypes are related to contemporary art and do not include art. Before we began to learn it in class, I was always skeptical when I experienced the first modern art that I first impressed, the "idyllic landscape" of Heinrich Campendonk. To some extent, contemporary art and the subsequent art from the modern era are abnormal values ​​that other forms of creativity are rising. Stephan Hicks noted that "in modernism art is a philosophical task rather than an artistic task." The philosophy behind this work (or politics) is more important than the actual art - consciousness form is better than aesthetics. However, the creative industry, more sensitive to the market, such as music, movies, publications, etc., is not trapped in education or high quality black hole traps. It is unfair to classify it all as political hacking or garbage, given that the annual output is surprisingly (not actually decreasing but increasing). However, from a macro point of view, integration is increasing in all industries due to economic factors. Contemporary art, painting, sculpture, architecture and graphic art are characterized in the twentieth century to the 21st century, and the late nineteenth century. Contemporary art covers a wide variety of exercise, theory and attitude, and its modernism is a traditional, historical or academic form to create art harmonized by changes in social, economic and intellectual conditions And tend to refuse practices. . Although the origin of modern paintings can not be clearly divided, it is widely believed that it began in France in the 19th century. Gustave Courbet, Edouard Manet and the Impressionist painter represent a deep rejection of the current academic tradition and the more natural pursuit of the visual world. The avant-garde art movement began with the realism of Gustav Courbet in the 1950s. Then there is a movement of contemporary art such as Cubism, Futurism, Surrealism, where artists break through the boundary between thought and creativity. These represent an innovative approach to artistic creation, and the definition of art extends to include the concept of visual creativity. Today, we believe that the earliest symbolic graffiti of mankind is art. As those works of these ancient paintings written by National Geographic's Chip Walter, "their beauty can kill your sense of time There is a moment when you are immersed in the present and quietly observe In these paintings, all other art - all civilizations - seems not to exist yet ... create simple shapes to represent other things - can be shared with others A symbol made by one person

What do you first think when it becomes contemporary art? A random paint spot on a blank canvas. This is a perfect example of contemporary art, but it is not just a random painting. The artist has a goal. Unfortunately, stereotypes are related to contemporary art and do not include art. Before we began to learn it in class, I was always skeptical when I experienced the first modern art that I first impressed, the "idyllic landscape" of Heinrich Campendonk. To some extent, contemporary art and the subsequent art from the modern era are abnormal values ​​that other forms of creativity are rising. Stephan Hicks noted that "in modernism art is a philosophical task rather than an artistic task." The philosophy behind this work (or politics) is more important than the actual art - consciousness form is better than aesthetics. However, the creative industry, more sensitive to the market, such as music, movies, publications, etc., is not trapped in education or high quality black hole traps. It is unfair to classify it all as political hacking or garbage, given that the annual output is surprisingly (not actually decreasing but increasing). However, from a macro point of view, integration is increasing in all industries due to economic factors. Contemporary art, painting, sculpture, architecture and graphic art are characterized in the twentieth century to the 21st century, and the late nineteenth century. Contemporary art covers a wide variety of exercise, theory and attitude, and its modernism is a traditional, historical or academic form to create art harmonized by changes in social, economic and intellectual conditions And tend to refuse practices. . Although the origin of modern paintings can not be clearly divided, it is widely believed that it began in France in the 19th century. Gustave Courbet, Edouard Manet and the Impressionist painter represent a deep rejection of the current academic tradition and the more natural pursuit of the visual world. The avant-garde art movement began with the realism of Gustav Courbet in the 1950s. Then there is a movement of contemporary art such as Cubism, Futurism, Surrealism, where artists break through the boundary between thought and creativity. These represent an innovative approach to artistic creation, and the definition of art extends to include the concept of visual creativity. Today, we believe that the earliest symbolic graffiti of mankind is art. As those works of these ancient paintings written by National Geographic's Chip Walter, "their beauty can kill your sense of time There is a moment when you are immersed in the present and quietly observe In these paintings, all other art - all civilizations - seems not to exist yet ... create simple shapes to represent other things - can be shared with others A symbol made by one person

"The birth of Modernism a century ago was one of the greatest moments of historical creative destruction including Einstein's physics, Stravinsky's music, and Joyce and Proust's work. Picasso's important spark Is a wonderful picture, and Miles Unger brings us two dramas and shines in this thrilling book. "(Walter Isaacson, author of Leonardo da Vinci) "Rivet ... This attractive book is recording a painting that will have a lasting impact on today's art world with accuracy and enthusiasm" (Publisher Weekly (lead comment)) "Attractive reading ... Not only does it draw inspiration from his own extensive knowledge, but also draws inspiration from a series of impressive journals, memoirs, biographies and journals. I am offering his work with young Picasso rich in mind and psychology Barcelona and Cotto of Paris. " "When Pablo Picasso founded 'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon' in 1907, a wonderful story of a journalist Miles Unger came to the climax when exploring the groundbreaking work, Geer said he In his early days in Paris Picasso's personal story - his friendship, his romantic story, his ambitions, his fears - and a greater story of modernism and avant-garde tales. "(Christian Science Monitor) "[A] A lively biography ... Anger succeeded in painting the book" Les D'Omoiselle Davignon ". Contemporary art that gets drunk has become familiar and exciting. "(Bibliography) The first book on this trip was Miles J. Unger's "Picasso" and "The World's Paintings". This is Picasso's easy-to-read and easy-to-read biographies from his childhood to his celebrities, and to the obvious 1907 paintings of Les Demoiselles d'Avignon. Since it is an important turning point in the development of Cubism, the controversy of this picture arises from its radical form. Picasso basically retired in his career. He acquired academic ability acknowledged as a childhood - his father was an art instructor - and then tried to break the rules. He was a member of the avant - garde of art who gathered in Paris at the beginning of the 20th century, rejecting the value of bourgeoisie, trying to find authenticity in an increasingly chaotic contemporary world. In the art world, in the first decade of the twentieth century, young painters such as Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse were shocked by the refusal of the traditional perspective as a means of composing paintings. As Picasso drew Les Demoiselles d'Avignon in 1907, Oskar Kokoschka was the first expressionist drama (made for the scandal in 1909), Mörder, Hoffnung der Frauen (killer, woman's hope) I was writing. String quartet is second in F Sharp minor (1908), his first work has no center of pitch When Picasso and brakes were introduced at the end of 1907, they formed a close relationship for Cezanne and for the cubist technique Picasso experimented with his painting "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" did. In this picture, Picasso is depicting the face of five women like the Iberian mask. The body of a woman has an angle rather than proportion. A constantly changing view of painting, unnatural proportions, and a flat and mask-like face initially shocked and confused the audience. However, Picasso and Braque investigated and developed these patterns through the Cubist movement, and created a new style. In the meantime, Picasso and Brakhe's works are very similar and can not be distinguished.

"The birth of Modernism a century ago was one of the greatest moments of historical creative destruction including Einstein's physics, Stravinsky's music, and Joyce and Proust's work. Picasso's important spark Is a wonderful picture, and Miles Unger brings us two dramas and shines in this thrilling book. "(Walter Isaacson, author of Leonardo da Vinci) "Rivet ... This attractive book is recording a painting that will have a lasting impact on today's art world with accuracy and enthusiasm" (Publisher Weekly (lead comment)) "Attractive reading ... Not only does it draw inspiration from his own extensive knowledge, but also draws inspiration from a series of impressive journals, memoirs, biographies and journals. I am offering his work with young Picasso rich in mind and psychology Barcelona and Cotto of Paris. " "When Pablo Picasso founded 'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon' in 1907, a wonderful story of a journalist Miles Unger came to the climax when exploring the groundbreaking work, Geer said he In his early days in Paris Picasso's personal story - his friendship, his romantic story, his ambitions, his fears - and a greater story of modernism and avant-garde tales. "(Christian Science Monitor) "[A] A lively biography ... Anger succeeded in painting the book" Les D'Omoiselle Davignon ". Contemporary art that gets drunk has become familiar and exciting. "(Bibliography) The first book on this trip was Miles J. Unger's "Picasso" and "The World's Paintings". This is Picasso's easy-to-read and easy-to-read biographies from his childhood to his celebrities, and to the obvious 1907 paintings of Les Demoiselles d'Avignon. Since it is an important turning point in the development of Cubism, the controversy of this picture arises from its radical form. Picasso basically retired in his career. He acquired academic ability acknowledged as a childhood - his father was an art instructor - and then tried to break the rules. He was a member of the avant - garde of art who gathered in Paris at the beginning of the 20th century, rejecting the value of bourgeoisie, trying to find authenticity in an increasingly chaotic contemporary world. In the art world, in the first decade of the twentieth century, young painters such as Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse were shocked by the refusal of the traditional perspective as a means of composing paintings. As Picasso drew Les Demoiselles d'Avignon in 1907, Oskar Kokoschka was the first expressionist drama (made for the scandal in 1909), Mörder, Hoffnung der Frauen (killer, woman's hope) I was writing. String quartet is second in F Sharp minor (1908), his first work has no center of pitch When Picasso and brakes were introduced at the end of 1907, they formed a close relationship for Cezanne and for the cubist technique Picasso experimented with his painting "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" did. In this picture, Picasso is depicting the face of five women like the Iberian mask. The body of a woman has an angle rather than proportion. A constantly changing view of painting, unnatural proportions, and a flat and mask-like face initially shocked and confused the audience. However, Picasso and Braque investigated and developed these patterns through the Cubist movement, and created a new style. In the meantime, Picasso and Brakhe's works are very similar and can not be distinguished.

World War I almost blocked artistic relations between America and Europe. Most artists tend to fight back, but cultural exchanges and sponsorship are interrupted by social and political urgency issues. Visual advertising was left to business designers and illustrators, American painters continued to work to solve the problem of the explosion of the Armory show. The main trends of cubism and abstraction in American paintings after the First World War were called "accuracy". At the heart of all the art history papers there is a detailed visual analysis of at least one art work. In art history, you are building discussions on visual matters. Depending on the task, this analysis serves as the basis for the task and may be included in the paper as a backing of the contextualization of the discussion. In order to teach students about how to write art historical thesis, the department of art history recommends that you start with visual observation and lead to the development of explanatory papers / controversy. Writing uses visual inspection as evidence to support arguments about the art being analyzed A historical study of art history, visual art, also known as art history, is based on the history of art products, paintings, sculptures, architecture, decorative art, paintings, prints, photographs, identification, classification, explanation, evaluation, interpretation of interior And understanding is included There are two major problems in the study of art history such as design. The first is (1) discovering who created the specific artwork (attribute), (2) authenticating the artwork, and whether it was actually created by the artist attributed to it It is to judge. (4) to analyze the influence of past artists in history, (5) to gather information on artists and literature (information sources) prior to the place of residence Ownership of biographical data and specific artwork The history of art criticism is not just about biography efforts. The history of criticism against art often arises from examining individual objects. It tries to answer questions in a concrete and historical way, for example: What is the main feature of this style? What does this object convey? How does it work visually? Do artists achieve their goals well? What kind of symbols are involved? Do you have persuasive power? The historical pillar of this field is the chronological order of beautiful works entrusted by Western European public groups, religious groups, or wealthy people. As shown by the selection of things in art history textbooks, this "classical" still stands out. Nonetheless, since the 20th century people have tried to redefine discipline to make it more comprehensive of non-Western art, women's art, and regional creativity.

World War I almost blocked artistic relations between America and Europe. Most artists tend to fight back, but cultural exchanges and sponsorship are interrupted by social and political urgency issues. Visual advertising was left to business designers and illustrators, American painters continued to work to solve the problem of the explosion of the Armory show. The main trends of cubism and abstraction in American paintings after the First World War were called "accuracy". At the heart of all the art history papers there is a detailed visual analysis of at least one art work. In art history, you are building discussions on visual matters. Depending on the task, this analysis serves as the basis for the task and may be included in the paper as a backing of the contextualization of the discussion. In order to teach students about how to write art historical thesis, the department of art history recommends that you start with visual observation and lead to the development of explanatory papers / controversy. Writing uses visual inspection as evidence to support arguments about the art being analyzed A historical study of art history, visual art, also known as art history, is based on the history of art products, paintings, sculptures, architecture, decorative art, paintings, prints, photographs, identification, classification, explanation, evaluation, interpretation of interior And understanding is included There are two major problems in the study of art history such as design. The first is (1) discovering who created the specific artwork (attribute), (2) authenticating the artwork, and whether it was actually created by the artist attributed to it It is to judge. (4) to analyze the influence of past artists in history, (5) to gather information on artists and literature (information sources) prior to the place of residence Ownership of biographical data and specific artwork The history of art criticism is not just about biography efforts. The history of criticism against art often arises from examining individual objects. It tries to answer questions in a concrete and historical way, for example: What is the main feature of this style? What does this object convey? How does it work visually? Do artists achieve their goals well? What kind of symbols are involved? Do you have persuasive power? The historical pillar of this field is the chronological order of beautiful works entrusted by Western European public groups, religious groups, or wealthy people. As shown by the selection of things in art history textbooks, this "classical" still stands out. Nonetheless, since the 20th century people have tried to redefine discipline to make it more comprehensive of non-Western art, women's art, and regional creativity.

Different views on natural beauty Ralph Waldo Emerson derives his transcendental philosophy from Plato's idea. According to Emerson, people need to establish a very emotional relationship with beauty and nature to achieve this transcendence. However, the beauty of Emerson's "nature" is quite different from what Plato wrote in "Republic". Interestingly, these differences will lead to different ways to achieve the same transcendental state. However, I believe that Emerson's method best explains how the soul transcends. One of Emerson 's answers is "to understand the shape of nature simply is a pleasure." When thinking about the beauty of nature, we can quickly think about dazzling senses, uplift of mountains, expansion of the ocean, flower life. It is expansion. It is mere recognition of these things that usually brings happiness to us, and this emotional or emotional reaction seems to be important to the experience of our beauty. So to some extent, this is related to the intrinsic value of nature; Emerson says: Aesthetics is "to critically reflect art, culture, nature". It includes the essence of art, beauty and taste, pleasure, emotional value, perception, beauty creation and appreciation. It is more precisely defined as a study of emotion or emotion - called emotional value, sometimes judgment of emotion or preference. Its main departments are art theory, literary theory, movie theory and music theory. An example of art theory is the identification of the work of a particular artist like Cubism aesthetics and the principle behind the art movement. Film philosophy analyzes the philosophical contents of movies and filmmakers and explores movies (images, movies, etc.) as media for philosophical reflection and expression. Differences in self-recognition, and the integration of self and society, influence the concept of human existence. The essence of self includes the various concepts of reality and how our perception is determined and influenced by the nature of self-organization. Religion requires religious morals and beliefs in our lives, assuming that the concept of the soul is the essential nature of self.

Different views on natural beauty Ralph Waldo Emerson derives his transcendental philosophy from Plato's idea. According to Emerson, people need to establish a very emotional relationship with beauty and nature to achieve this transcendence. However, the beauty of Emerson's "nature" is quite different from what Plato wrote in "Republic". Interestingly, these differences will lead to different ways to achieve the same transcendental state. However, I believe that Emerson's method best explains how the soul transcends. One of Emerson 's answers is "to understand the shape of nature simply is a pleasure." When thinking about the beauty of nature, we can quickly think about dazzling senses, uplift of mountains, expansion of the ocean, flower life. It is expansion. It is mere recognition of these things that usually brings happiness to us, and this emotional or emotional reaction seems to be important to the experience of our beauty. So to some extent, this is related to the intrinsic value of nature; Emerson says: Aesthetics is "to critically reflect art, culture, nature". It includes the essence of art, beauty and taste, pleasure, emotional value, perception, beauty creation and appreciation. It is more precisely defined as a study of emotion or emotion - called emotional value, sometimes judgment of emotion or preference. Its main departments are art theory, literary theory, movie theory and music theory. An example of art theory is the identification of the work of a particular artist like Cubism aesthetics and the principle behind the art movement. Film philosophy analyzes the philosophical contents of movies and filmmakers and explores movies (images, movies, etc.) as media for philosophical reflection and expression. Differences in self-recognition, and the integration of self and society, influence the concept of human existence. The essence of self includes the various concepts of reality and how our perception is determined and influenced by the nature of self-organization. Religion requires religious morals and beliefs in our lives, assuming that the concept of the soul is the essential nature of self.

To name a few examples, portraits of the times were various art movements from the beginning of the artistic Impressionism, Cubism, Surrealism. The first artist is world famous Picasso. Born in Málaga in southern Spain in 1881, died in 1973. I moved to Paris in April 1904 because it was the capital of the art at that time. He may be one of the most innovative and creative artists of the 20th century, especially when he began the cubist art movement. These portraits can be divided into three stages: young, middle-aged, and age. From his appearance and explanation, confidence will succeed, furthermore insight will increase even from showing off a middle-aged painter. A portrait of meditation and penetration of the elderly. Early paintings were completed in the 1620s and were done in a very realistic way. Rembrandt was using light and dark effect of light and dark contrast, but it was more frugal than using later paint. In the Middle Ages of the 1630s and the 1640s, I felt Rembrandt succeeded with confidence, wore some portraits, and like what a classic painter like Titian and Raphael, he praised Indicated. In the 1650s and 1660s, Rembrandt obviously studied the reality of aging and used thick impast paint in a more relaxed, coarser way. Portraits of January 6 (1618-1700) are well known among many portraits of Rembrandt's paintings, etching and paintings. The six portraits of 1654 paintings still belong to the sixth family. In 1647, Rembrandt showed portrait etching here. This is one of the few prints by Rembrandt to create some preliminary drawings. Six people are leaning casually ... read the details of this boy sitting before that. His thumb oppressed the jaw. There are several documents on the table, with a pen on his right hand and a pen box on the left. This is a portrait of Rembrandt's son Titus. An important clue is that there are several other paintings by Rembrandt during the same period ... Read more Rembrandt is a painter of the 17th century and its work occupies what is later called the Netherlands Golden Age. Rembrandt's most creative victory can be seen with his contemporary portraits, illustrations of Biblical scenes and self-portraits, and his innovative etching and shadows and light use. Rembrandt · Hermensson · van Rain was born in Leiden, the Netherlands, in 1606. He went to elementary school from 1612 to 1616 and then entered the Latin language school of Leiden where he participated in Bible study and classical courses. Whether Rembrandt finished his study at the Latin school is unknown, but one account insisted that he was sent to receive training according to his own request that he had dropped out of school soon.

Through the known history, artists are trying to capture the world around them, document the contemporary events and their surroundings, and present and interpret themselves and customers' vision and concepts . The resulting art description usually classifies the work as belonging to a particular style and shows a set of common artifacts between artifacts belonging to the same time period. Two of these categories are realism and movements of Impressionists. Comparison of Impressionists and Post-Impressionists In this article, we compare two art movement, Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. I will focus on the work of the two main artists of these styles, Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh. Impressionist movement is often considered the beginning of modern art era. It was developed in France in the late nineteenth century. - I would like to talk about topics that many people in society love and discuss. I would like to talk about art. Art as well as two of my favorite styles - Cubism and Impressionism. I have studied art in Russia and I am studying in the USA. I am nervous any time when I see impressive artists' bright and sunlit works and cubist strange and peculiar paintings. In the Philippines, I noticed that most of them are still impressive. Many people still like scenery, yet life, flowers, nature and so on. There is nothing wrong. But recently, people are increasingly appreciating the contemporary art and contemporary art that we belong to. In the next few years probably more buyers will appreciate what we are creating now as the public's appreciation for art is higher. What I draw depends on what I feel, what I see, I want to tell. Maybe that's why I can connect with buyers from different industries and age groups. My picture is based on my favorite thing rather than buyers. Perhaps it will resonate with them when they see it and they prefer what they see, they will buy it

Through the known history, artists are trying to capture the world around them, document the contemporary events and their surroundings, and present and interpret themselves and customers' vision and concepts . The resulting art description usually classifies the work as belonging to a particular style and shows a set of common artifacts between artifacts belonging to the same time period. Two of these categories are realism and movements of Impressionists. Comparison of Impressionists and Post-Impressionists In this article, we compare two art movement, Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. I will focus on the work of the two main artists of these styles, Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh. Impressionist movement is often considered the beginning of modern art era. It was developed in France in the late nineteenth century. - I would like to talk about topics that many people in society love and discuss. I would like to talk about art. Art as well as two of my favorite styles - Cubism and Impressionism. I have studied art in Russia and I am studying in the USA. I am nervous any time when I see impressive artists' bright and sunlit works and cubist strange and peculiar paintings. In the Philippines, I noticed that most of them are still impressive. Many people still like scenery, yet life, flowers, nature and so on. There is nothing wrong. But recently, people are increasingly appreciating the contemporary art and contemporary art that we belong to. In the next few years probably more buyers will appreciate what we are creating now as the public's appreciation for art is higher. What I draw depends on what I feel, what I see, I want to tell. Maybe that's why I can connect with buyers from different industries and age groups. My picture is based on my favorite thing rather than buyers. Perhaps it will resonate with them when they see it and they prefer what they see, they will buy it

Barbara Harrison once said, "The most difficult choice in life is not a choice between good and evil but a choice between good and evil." It is a good point of view. Sadly, what we are most concerned about is the decision of the third type, the decision between bad and bad. It is far more difficult to distinguish between the two smaller offenses than to identify the larger of the two types of goods. Many times, we are facing a situation where we can force a lie. In my article, I decided to compare the artists Le Corbusier and Kurt Hermann Eduard Karl Julius Schwitters. When I first decided to compare these artists, I thought they were hard to relate, because I knew little about both. As a result of my investigation, I learned that these artists have a lot more in common than I had originally thought. Both Kurt Schwitter and Le Corbusier were born in the same year, and they both worked with sculpture and paint. I did not compare all Le Corbusier's work with the work of all Kurt Schwitter, but instead compared Le Corbusier's project with the number of Kurt Schwitter's jobs selected. Kurt Schwitters is strongly influenced by Expressionism and Cubism, which is reflected in Merz's building. Le Corbusier started his career in South America in 1929 and is full of mistakes and failures. Le Corbusier expressed his emotions and impressions through a series of very different pictures that were a very important part of his visit to South America. Strangely, Le Corbusier's paintings are rarely buildings. Since Le Corbusier visited South America (reinventing the city in South America), only one project was completed. Many of his ideas have not been completed. In February I visited the historic Le Mare neighborhood in Paris. Le Marais has plenty of Jewish places such as restaurants, synagogues and museums. What I was most impressed was the number of soldiers in the area compared to other areas in Paris (if you said it at the end, you know what to say) and January 2015 Necessity of Attacks After Terrorists Needless to say, attacks on the Jewish restaurant of Rumale by a terrorist in 1982. Again, the Jews are threatened by violence in the center of Europe. The international conference at Evian Leban in France was convened by President Franklin Roosevelt to deal with Jewish refugees. The purpose of Roosevelt has been told to transfer the call of American Jews to help the German Jews. In addition to Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic, they needed a huge amount of money to emigrate a few Jews, and the 32 countries that took part in the meeting decided not to have many Jews enter their country . The top 50 prisoners arrived at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp about 32 km from Berlin. After Kristallnacht, 1,800 Jews were imprisoned here and then murdered. By September 1939, there were 8,000 prisoners in the camp. In April 1940, the first crematories were built. In March 1943, an air room was added. In April 1945, 33,000 prisoners died in March in the attacks of the Soviet forces. The Soviet army found 3,000 survivors at the camp

Barbara Harrison once said, "The most difficult choice in life is not a choice between good and evil but a choice between good and evil." It is a good point of view. Sadly, what we are most concerned about is the decision of the third type, the decision between bad and bad. It is far more difficult to distinguish between the two smaller offenses than to identify the larger of the two types of goods. Many times, we are facing a situation where we can force a lie. In my article, I decided to compare the artists Le Corbusier and Kurt Hermann Eduard Karl Julius Schwitters. When I first decided to compare these artists, I thought they were hard to relate, because I knew little about both. As a result of my investigation, I learned that these artists have a lot more in common than I had originally thought. Both Kurt Schwitter and Le Corbusier were born in the same year, and they both worked with sculpture and paint. I did not compare all Le Corbusier's work with the work of all Kurt Schwitter, but instead compared Le Corbusier's project with the number of Kurt Schwitter's jobs selected. Kurt Schwitters is strongly influenced by Expressionism and Cubism, which is reflected in Merz's building. Le Corbusier started his career in South America in 1929 and is full of mistakes and failures. Le Corbusier expressed his emotions and impressions through a series of very different pictures that were a very important part of his visit to South America. Strangely, Le Corbusier's paintings are rarely buildings. Since Le Corbusier visited South America (reinventing the city in South America), only one project was completed. Many of his ideas have not been completed. In February I visited the historic Le Mare neighborhood in Paris. Le Marais has plenty of Jewish places such as restaurants, synagogues and museums. What I was most impressed was the number of soldiers in the area compared to other areas in Paris (if you said it at the end, you know what to say) and January 2015 Necessity of Attacks After Terrorists Needless to say, attacks on the Jewish restaurant of Rumale by a terrorist in 1982. Again, the Jews are threatened by violence in the center of Europe. The international conference at Evian Leban in France was convened by President Franklin Roosevelt to deal with Jewish refugees. The purpose of Roosevelt has been told to transfer the call of American Jews to help the German Jews. In addition to Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic, they needed a huge amount of money to emigrate a few Jews, and the 32 countries that took part in the meeting decided not to have many Jews enter their country . The top 50 prisoners arrived at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp about 32 km from Berlin. After Kristallnacht, 1,800 Jews were imprisoned here and then murdered. By September 1939, there were 8,000 prisoners in the camp. In April 1940, the first crematories were built. In March 1943, an air room was added. In April 1945, 33,000 prisoners died in March in the attacks of the Soviet forces. The Soviet army found 3,000 survivors at the camp

To name a few examples, portraits of the times were various art movements from the beginning of the artistic Impressionism, Cubism, Surrealism. The first artist is world famous Picasso. Born in Málaga in southern Spain in 1881, died in 1973. I moved to Paris in April 1904 because it was the capital of the art at that time. He may be one of the most innovative and creative artists of the 20th century, especially when he began the cubist art movement. These portraits can be divided into three stages: young, middle-aged, and age. From his appearance and explanation, confidence will succeed, furthermore insight will increase even from showing off a middle-aged painter. A portrait of meditation and penetration of the elderly. Early paintings were completed in the 1620s and were done in a very realistic way. Rembrandt was using light and dark effect of light and dark contrast, but it was more frugal than using later paint. In the Middle Ages of the 1630s and the 1640s, I felt Rembrandt succeeded with confidence, wore some portraits, and like what a classic painter like Titian and Raphael, he praised Indicated. In the 1650s and 1660s, Rembrandt obviously studied the reality of aging and used thick impast paint in a more relaxed, coarser way. Portraits of January 6 (1618-1700) are well known among many portraits of Rembrandt's paintings, etching and paintings. The six portraits of 1654 paintings still belong to the sixth family. In 1647, Rembrandt showed portrait etching here. This is one of the few prints by Rembrandt to create some preliminary drawings. Six people are leaning casually ... read the details of this boy sitting before that. His thumb oppressed the jaw. There are several documents on the table, with a pen on his right hand and a pen box on the left. This is a portrait of Rembrandt's son Titus. An important clue is that there are several other paintings by Rembrandt during the same period ... Read more Rembrandt is a painter of the 17th century and its work occupies what is later called the Netherlands Golden Age. Rembrandt's most creative victory can be seen with his contemporary portraits, illustrations of Biblical scenes and self-portraits, and his innovative etching and shadows and light use. Rembrandt · Hermensson · van Rain was born in Leiden, the Netherlands, in 1606. He went to elementary school from 1612 to 1616 and then entered the Latin language school of Leiden where he participated in Bible study and classical courses. Whether Rembrandt finished his study at the Latin school is unknown, but one account insisted that he was sent to receive training according to his own request that he had dropped out of school soon.

For most Western countries, the early 20th century represented the era of social and artistic turmoil and change. Specifically, during the First World War and during the First World War, art culture fundamentally changed to a polar form completely, artists applied new ways, expressiveism, cubism, futurism It represented a new movement. When they are "best", "ready-made", "dada", "surreal" they rely on the same rebellious belief. This rebellion depends on the artist and its interpretation, but in all cases it has the same purpose - inspiring and redefining art, and so-called art. CC: Your criticism against Benjamin and Adorno points out the difference between the understanding of modernity after the Renaissance and the understanding of modernity since 1848. The arts since 1848 are about daily disillusionment, secularization and sanctity, but fundamentally different from the romantic era from the Renaissance art to the Hegel era. On the other hand, this difference depends on the difference between Kant and Hegel, on the other hand it relies on Marx and should not be understood as a difference in thinking. On the contrary, it is a true historical difference between 1848 and the world after 1848, which requires a completely different attitude towards enlightenment, disillusionment, destruction and recurrence. The emergence of modernity emphasizing reason, science, bureaucracy, secularism, has led German sociologist Max Weber to call it "disillusionment of the world". When we are influenced by scientific materialism, myths, ceremonies, and sanctity slowly disagree. From a subjective point of view, science may be able to map neuronal connections and electrical activity in the brain in a very accurate way, but this is irrelevant. We have never experienced synapses that convey electrical signals to other neurons. We experience beauty, love, anger, anxiety, awe, despair, laughter and loss. Our ability to create meanings from this spiritual and emotional "electricity" is important for our happiness. I hate this, but it shows my opinion. Alt-right ideology reveals that their movements are responses to modern morbidity and constitute their rhetoric accordingly. For white Europeans, the way to eliminate enchantments and drift is internal. Culture is inherently moral - a system of intercepted symbols with balanced probation. A community with a broken and iconic system that can not be reintegrated into that subject has no culture. For Freud, the West (especially the United States of America) is characterized by symbolic collapse.

For most Western countries, the early 20th century represented the era of social and artistic turmoil and change. Specifically, during the First World War and during the First World War, art culture fundamentally changed to a polar form completely, artists applied new ways, expressiveism, cubism, futurism It represented a new movement. When they are "best", "ready-made", "dada", "surreal" they rely on the same rebellious belief. This rebellion depends on the artist and its interpretation, but in all cases it has the same purpose - inspiring and redefining art, and so-called art. CC: Your criticism against Benjamin and Adorno points out the difference between the understanding of modernity after the Renaissance and the understanding of modernity since 1848. The arts since 1848 are about daily disillusionment, secularization and sanctity, but fundamentally different from the romantic era from the Renaissance art to the Hegel era. On the other hand, this difference depends on the difference between Kant and Hegel, on the other hand it relies on Marx and should not be understood as a difference in thinking. On the contrary, it is a true historical difference between 1848 and the world after 1848, which requires a completely different attitude towards enlightenment, disillusionment, destruction and recurrence. The emergence of modernity emphasizing reason, science, bureaucracy, secularism, has led German sociologist Max Weber to call it "disillusionment of the world". When we are influenced by scientific materialism, myths, ceremonies, and sanctity slowly disagree. From a subjective point of view, science may be able to map neuronal connections and electrical activity in the brain in a very accurate way, but this is irrelevant. We have never experienced synapses that convey electrical signals to other neurons. We experience beauty, love, anger, anxiety, awe, despair, laughter and loss. Our ability to create meanings from this spiritual and emotional "electricity" is important for our happiness. I hate this, but it shows my opinion. Alt-right ideology reveals that their movements are responses to modern morbidity and constitute their rhetoric accordingly. For white Europeans, the way to eliminate enchantments and drift is internal. Culture is inherently moral - a system of intercepted symbols with balanced probation. A community with a broken and iconic system that can not be reintegrated into that subject has no culture. For Freud, the West (especially the United States of America) is characterized by symbolic collapse.

I. Introduction Wherever humans live, there is art. Because art is what human beings make, what influences us, what moves, what makes us feel, we see beauty. That man invented unique beauty with his imagination. The emotions and inspiration of the artist influence the way he expresses his art. Through the great development of technology and social change that took place in the 19th century, contemporary art prospered at this time and caused the formation of many contemporary arts Cubism, abstract expressionism, pop art, and super realism art. Contemporary art means that artists spend time as a way to express feelings about a subject. There is no need to hide the typical theme of the previous art movement. Contemporary art has expressed emotion on canvas and other media and continues now. The modernist movements themselves include not only visual media artists, but also writers and musicians. Harmonious To some extent, there is a strong opposition to traditional academic arts. That's about personal expression. History is not always the case, but he explains, "Now, your view on art works is expressed as an almost personal vision." However, the values ​​behind these works are almost the same. "In contemporary art, this new emphasis emphasizes the value of innovation and innovation," Ho says. Probably the most confusing contemporary art diversity is so-called conceptual art, a work of art, where art should be an idea, not a thing. Recently, this art occupies most of the space of the museum and occupies a considerable part of this position. I will not try to define it, but here are some general features of conceptual art: I can not shoot down the whole art without giving a specific example; otherwise you I will doubt my scarecrow correctly. But here I have a problem: When I visit a contemporary gallery, I can understand most of the exhibits so much that I do not understand (a) I have nothing to say about them. . In my reaction to contemporary art, silence turmoil is normal

I. Introduction Wherever humans live, there is art. Because art is what human beings make, what influences us, what moves, what makes us feel, we see beauty. That man invented unique beauty with his imagination. The emotions and inspiration of the artist influence the way he expresses his art. Through the great development of technology and social change that took place in the 19th century, contemporary art prospered at this time and caused the formation of many contemporary arts Cubism, abstract expressionism, pop art, and super realism art. Contemporary art means that artists spend time as a way to express feelings about a subject. There is no need to hide the typical theme of the previous art movement. Contemporary art has expressed emotion on canvas and other media and continues now. The modernist movements themselves include not only visual media artists, but also writers and musicians. Harmonious To some extent, there is a strong opposition to traditional academic arts. That's about personal expression. History is not always the case, but he explains, "Now, your view on art works is expressed as an almost personal vision." However, the values ​​behind these works are almost the same. "In contemporary art, this new emphasis emphasizes the value of innovation and innovation," Ho says. Probably the most confusing contemporary art diversity is so-called conceptual art, a work of art, where art should be an idea, not a thing. Recently, this art occupies most of the space of the museum and occupies a considerable part of this position. I will not try to define it, but here are some general features of conceptual art: I can not shoot down the whole art without giving a specific example; otherwise you I will doubt my scarecrow correctly. But here I have a problem: When I visit a contemporary gallery, I can understand most of the exhibits so much that I do not understand (a) I have nothing to say about them. . In my reaction to contemporary art, silence turmoil is normal

Filippo Marinetti and Futuristic Filippo Marinetti are Italian poets who have established a futuristic art movement. Filippo Marinetti spent his early life in Alexandria, Egypt. Marinetti discovered love for literature in his school days. To this charm, he founded a school magazine, Papyrus; and then almost let him expell him for such shame. He later got a law degree from Università degli Studi di Genova. He got a law degree, but he decided that he never will be a lawyer, so he chose a literary career. The Futurist was first announced on February 20, 1909 when the Parisian newspaper Le Figaro announced the declaration of Italian poet and editor, Filippo Tomaso Marinetti. (See "Futurist Declaration".) Marinetti has created the word futurism to reflect his past abandonment of art and cultural and social change, celebration of originality and innovation. Marinetti's declaration honors the new technology of automobiles and its speed, power, and sporty beauty. In suggesting violence and conflict, he completely abandoned traditional values ​​and called for destroying cultural facilities such as museums and libraries. The rhetoric of the declaration is exaggerated, its fundamental tone is intended to stimulate the anger of the world and cause controversy. Italian poet Filippo Tomaso Marinetti published the "Futuristic Declaration" in 1909, which in 1911 affected Carlo Carla and other people. Further abstraction of artists such as "scent of painting" and "Umberto Boccioni train of movement". Cubism influenced deeply the art movement in Europe. At Salon de la Section d'Or in 1912, František Kupka published works by several artists including Abstract Amorpha, Fugue en deux couleurs (1912), and poet Guillaume Apollinaire including Robert Delaunay. Orphism. He defines it as "not borrowing from the horizon, but the art that draws a new building with the elements that the artist has entirely, that is pure art."

Filippo Marinetti and Futuristic Filippo Marinetti are Italian poets who have established a futuristic art movement. Filippo Marinetti spent his early life in Alexandria, Egypt. Marinetti discovered love for literature in his school days. To this charm, he founded a school magazine, Papyrus; and then almost let him expell him for such shame. He later got a law degree from Università degli Studi di Genova. He got a law degree, but he decided that he never will be a lawyer, so he chose a literary career. The Futurist was first announced on February 20, 1909 when the Parisian newspaper Le Figaro announced the declaration of Italian poet and editor, Filippo Tomaso Marinetti. (See "Futurist Declaration".) Marinetti has created the word futurism to reflect his past abandonment of art and cultural and social change, celebration of originality and innovation. Marinetti's declaration honors the new technology of automobiles and its speed, power, and sporty beauty. In suggesting violence and conflict, he completely abandoned traditional values ​​and called for destroying cultural facilities such as museums and libraries. The rhetoric of the declaration is exaggerated, its fundamental tone is intended to stimulate the anger of the world and cause controversy. Italian poet Filippo Tomaso Marinetti published the "Futuristic Declaration" in 1909, which in 1911 affected Carlo Carla and other people. Further abstraction of artists such as "scent of painting" and "Umberto Boccioni train of movement". Cubism influenced deeply the art movement in Europe. At Salon de la Section d'Or in 1912, František Kupka published works by several artists including Abstract Amorpha, Fugue en deux couleurs (1912), and poet Guillaume Apollinaire including Robert Delaunay. Orphism. He defines it as "not borrowing from the horizon, but the art that draws a new building with the elements that the artist has entirely, that is pure art."

Hindus think that women are creators, carers, banishment and lovers. This belief can be seen in many famous artists of various canvases and is common in Oriental culture and Western tradition. From Renaissance Angelo Michelangelo (Michelangelo Angelo) to Abstract Picasso (Picasso), artists always draw women in different worlds, people interpret the emotional emotions, spiritual beliefs and different physical characteristics of different paradoxes on. It is impossible to form a balanced, limited canvas to explain these topics if there is no imaginative abstract thought and full of effort. "Pablo Picasso is obviously Pablo Escobar is the most powerful influence that the apostle Paul was inspired by Christianity Pablo Picasso, the promoter of Pablo Escobar's largest product, is the artistic It is the biggest promoter.News, entertainment products are mixed during Pablo's life, "he said. Pablo Picasso, also known as Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Luis Picasso (1901 years ago) Perfect PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoCrispín CrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, (born October 25, 1881, Málaga, Spain - in April, France Mougins) who died on August 8, 1973, a Spanish expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the most influential of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges · Black) One of artists and creators. (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name) Pablo Picasso is considered the largest 20th century artist for its unique style and technology. Pablo Ruiz y was Picasso On October 25, 1881, a professor of art named José Luis Branco and his wife Maria Picasso López was born, born in Malaga, Spain. So Picasso's talent of her father's career soon noticed, it was appreciated. Don Jose, art teacher, Picasso and his family moved to La Coruña, then to Barcelona, ​​he is a lecturer Picasso (Encarta CD-ROM) at the Academy of Fine Arts. Ten years old, Picasso produced his first painting and performed well at the Academy of Fine Arts Entry in Barcelona. From there he went to the San Fernando Academy in Madrid, Barcelona and returned to 1900. In his early teens, under the influence of Picasso's father, paintings and realism of Spanish. Along with the spread of his knowledge, he has also been decorated and painted in Impressionist Art Nouveau style

Hindus think that women are creators, carers, banishment and lovers. This belief can be seen in many famous artists of various canvases and is common in Oriental culture and Western tradition. From Renaissance Angelo Michelangelo (Michelangelo Angelo) to Abstract Picasso (Picasso), artists always draw women in different worlds, people interpret the emotional emotions, spiritual beliefs and different physical characteristics of different paradoxes on. It is impossible to form a balanced, limited canvas to explain these topics if there is no imaginative abstract thought and full of effort. "Pablo Picasso is obviously Pablo Escobar is the most powerful influence that the apostle Paul was inspired by Christianity Pablo Picasso, the promoter of Pablo Escobar's largest product, is the artistic It is the biggest promoter.News, entertainment products are mixed during Pablo's life, "he said. Pablo Picasso, also known as Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Luis Picasso (1901 years ago) Perfect PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoCrispín CrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, (born October 25, 1881, Málaga, Spain - in April, France Mougins) who died on August 8, 1973, a Spanish expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the most influential of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges · Black) One of artists and creators. (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name) Pablo Picasso is considered the largest 20th century artist for its unique style and technology. Pablo Ruiz y was Picasso On October 25, 1881, a professor of art named José Luis Branco and his wife Maria Picasso López was born, born in Malaga, Spain. So Picasso's talent of her father's career soon noticed, it was appreciated. Don Jose, art teacher, Picasso and his family moved to La Coruña, then to Barcelona, ​​he is a lecturer Picasso (Encarta CD-ROM) at the Academy of Fine Arts. Ten years old, Picasso produced his first painting and performed well at the Academy of Fine Arts Entry in Barcelona. From there he went to the San Fernando Academy in Madrid, Barcelona and returned to 1900. In his early teens, under the influence of Picasso's father, paintings and realism of Spanish. Along with the spread of his knowledge, he has also been decorated and painted in Impressionist Art Nouveau style

Visual art has existed for centuries. Indeed, these arts can be traced back to the beginning of civilization. When artists used cave paintings to express the emotions and feelings of people of this age, they returned to the Paleolithic era. These pleasant works have been used in various ways in history. Art is used to describe and bring negative emotions about war and other forms of political violence. The strategy of waving people through art is very popular especially when it comes to war topics. "... ... the first visual art, architecture, design style first appeared in France before the First World War." Life Design Radio and Vacuum Cleaner ... It is a modernist style, craftsmanship and rich materials Combining At its heyday Art Deco represents luxury, charm, prosperity and social and technological progress. Faith ... "(Wikipedia)" ... The cultural movement known in its visual art works and works, which began in the early 1920s. Artists depict the accuracy of the photograph. It aims to develop painting techniques that will interfere, create non-logical scenes, create strange creatures from everyday things, and enable their own unconscious expression. Art Deco is a popular international art design movement from the 1920s to the 1940s, which influenced the decorative arts such as architecture, interior design, industrial design, and visual arts such as fashion, painting, graphic arts and movies was. In this era, this style is elegant, attractive, functional and contemporary. This movement incorporates various styles and movements in the early 20th century, such as neoclassicalism, compositionism, cubism, modernism, new art, futurism, etc. Its popularity reached its peak in the roar of Europe in the 1920s and continued strong in the United States in 1930. Art deco is purely decorative, but many other design movements have political or philosophical grounds or intentions

Visual art has existed for centuries. Indeed, these arts can be traced back to the beginning of civilization. When artists used cave paintings to express the emotions and feelings of people of this age, they returned to the Paleolithic era. These pleasant works have been used in various ways in history. Art is used to describe and bring negative emotions about war and other forms of political violence. The strategy of waving people through art is very popular especially when it comes to war topics. "... ... the first visual art, architecture, design style first appeared in France before the First World War." Life Design Radio and Vacuum Cleaner ... It is a modernist style, craftsmanship and rich materials Combining At its heyday Art Deco represents luxury, charm, prosperity and social and technological progress. Faith ... "(Wikipedia)" ... The cultural movement known in its visual art works and works, which began in the early 1920s. Artists depict the accuracy of the photograph. It aims to develop painting techniques that will interfere, create non-logical scenes, create strange creatures from everyday things, and enable their own unconscious expression. Art Deco is a popular international art design movement from the 1920s to the 1940s, which influenced the decorative arts such as architecture, interior design, industrial design, and visual arts such as fashion, painting, graphic arts and movies was. In this era, this style is elegant, attractive, functional and contemporary. This movement incorporates various styles and movements in the early 20th century, such as neoclassicalism, compositionism, cubism, modernism, new art, futurism, etc. Its popularity reached its peak in the roar of Europe in the 1920s and continued strong in the United States in 1930. Art deco is purely decorative, but many other design movements have political or philosophical grounds or intentions

El Salvador Dalí's Artwork Tour On May 11th 1904, a young artist named Salvador Dalí was born in Figueras of Catalunya, Spain. Growing and working artists influence the world. Dali is exhibiting his work at several museums throughout the world. This is a fun and informative Salvador Dali art tour when I visited the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida. Prior to his journey as a young artist, Dali was experiencing other painting styles such as realism, Impressionism, Cubism before finding his own house in the field of surrealism. Joe Nuzoro, the founder and chairman of the Salvador Dali Association, is an expert in Salvador Dalí artists. Joe Nuzzolo has the experience of acquiring and restoring classical architecture, acting as an agent of artist Jeff Jackson, curator, writer and actor who is in charge of narration. The best way to enter the voice-over industry is to receive professional training. A good coach provides guidance on a variety of skills, including reading various script types and using various audio techniques. Finally, you will demonstrate your skills and make a demo reel to attract potential buyers, actors and talented agents. El Salvador Dalí's Artwork Tour On May 11th 1904, a young artist named Salvador Dalí was born in Figueras of Catalunya, Spain. Growing and working artists influence the world. Dali is exhibiting his work at several museums throughout the world. This is a fun and informative Salvador Dali art tour when I visited the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida. - When William Faulkner first published his novel The Sound and the Fury in 1929, it was not only severely criticized but also very tough. Faulkner paved the way for literary modernism by completely abandoning the structure of most traditional forms and sentences. The Faulkner framework behind the "Hearing Impaired Confusion" structure shows how he divides this book into four parts.

El Salvador Dalí's Artwork Tour On May 11th 1904, a young artist named Salvador Dalí was born in Figueras of Catalunya, Spain. Growing and working artists influence the world. Dali is exhibiting his work at several museums throughout the world. This is a fun and informative Salvador Dali art tour when I visited the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida. Prior to his journey as a young artist, Dali was experiencing other painting styles such as realism, Impressionism, Cubism before finding his own house in the field of surrealism. Joe Nuzoro, the founder and chairman of the Salvador Dali Association, is an expert in Salvador Dalí artists. Joe Nuzzolo has the experience of acquiring and restoring classical architecture, acting as an agent of artist Jeff Jackson, curator, writer and actor who is in charge of narration. The best way to enter the voice-over industry is to receive professional training. A good coach provides guidance on a variety of skills, including reading various script types and using various audio techniques. Finally, you will demonstrate your skills and make a demo reel to attract potential buyers, actors and talented agents. El Salvador Dalí's Artwork Tour On May 11th 1904, a young artist named Salvador Dalí was born in Figueras of Catalunya, Spain. Growing and working artists influence the world. Dali is exhibiting his work at several museums throughout the world. This is a fun and informative Salvador Dali art tour when I visited the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida. - When William Faulkner first published his novel The Sound and the Fury in 1929, it was not only severely criticized but also very tough. Faulkner paved the way for literary modernism by completely abandoning the structure of most traditional forms and sentences. The Faulkner framework behind the "Hearing Impaired Confusion" structure shows how he divides this book into four parts.

PostCÉZANNEPost Impressionism, as its name suggests, is an art movement that follows Impressionist movement. One of the artists leading post-Impressionist movement is French artist Paul Cezanne. The majority of his early works were pure impressionists, and he was introduced by style and directed by Camille Pissarro, but the work of Cezanne showed unique uniqueness. Due to lack of composition, Cézanne was outside the Impressionist; he was interested in drawing a theme in three dimensions and looking flat. For example, Merlot-Ponty shows how art reflects the dynamic nature of this perception by studying the works of Paul Cezanne (1839-1906). In many of his paintings, Cezanne showed his disdain for drawing objects using contours. He pointed out that "using a color system and various contour lines series" is trying to capture "," In a painting, a way for objects to hit our eyes and attack a sense ". P.63) For example, in Still Life "Apple Basket", many objects are clearly jagged. This applies not only to apples and other organic ingredients, but also to wine bottles as part of the scene. I also noticed that the side of the table was not completely on the same plane and I intentionally readjusted the view. Today Paul Cezanne's paintings are considered to be very important for the development of contemporary art. Cézanne is based on color and shows a strong interest in formal elements of composition and opens the way for artists to follow their own questions and to visually express what they see through paintings. In this article we will discuss the impact of Paul Cezanne on Cubism and how to promote images to autonomous subjects, not just nature.

PostCÉZANNEPost Impressionism, as its name suggests, is an art movement that follows Impressionist movement. One of the artists leading post-Impressionist movement is French artist Paul Cezanne. The majority of his early works were pure impressionists, and he was introduced by style and directed by Camille Pissarro, but the work of Cezanne showed unique uniqueness. Due to lack of composition, Cézanne was outside the Impressionist; he was interested in drawing a theme in three dimensions and looking flat. For example, Merlot-Ponty shows how art reflects the dynamic nature of this perception by studying the works of Paul Cezanne (1839-1906). In many of his paintings, Cezanne showed his disdain for drawing objects using contours. He pointed out that "using a color system and various contour lines series" is trying to capture "," In a painting, a way for objects to hit our eyes and attack a sense ". P.63) For example, in Still Life "Apple Basket", many objects are clearly jagged. This applies not only to apples and other organic ingredients, but also to wine bottles as part of the scene. I also noticed that the side of the table was not completely on the same plane and I intentionally readjusted the view. Today Paul Cezanne's paintings are considered to be very important for the development of contemporary art. Cézanne is based on color and shows a strong interest in formal elements of composition and opens the way for artists to follow their own questions and to visually express what they see through paintings. In this article we will discuss the impact of Paul Cezanne on Cubism and how to promote images to autonomous subjects, not just nature.

A major characteristic of African people's culture is to use masks in rituals and ceremonies. The oldest mask is considered to have been used in Africa before the Paleolithic Age. They represent symbolic respect for animals and ancestral souls, mythical heroes, moral values, or human figures. They are made of wood, pottery, textiles, copper, bronze. You can make details from animals' teeth, hair, bones, horns, feathers, shells, even straw and egg shells. As people believe that he is connected with the spiritual world, mask manufacturers are ranked highest in the village. African masks are mostly shaped like a face or a specific animal tone. The African culture is very stylized to distinguish something's appearance from its essence. These masks are used to represent abstract themes that describe styling. Animals are a common theme in the art of mask making Africa. They represent the spirit of animals, animals hold masks and themselves become animals, for example allowing communication with animals by keeping animals away from the village. In other cases, animals are a symbol of virtue. The most common animals represented by masks are Buffalo, Hyena, Eagle, Alligator, Antelope. Antelope is one of the most widely used animal masks. It symbolizes agriculture and is worn to achieve better crops. Horn represents the growth of millet, the root of a plant, and the ear represents a song that women sing during harvesting. Masks are sometimes made with different animal details, and then they represent some virtues. For example, to express strength, the mask is made of fangs, crocodile teeth, and fangs. Masks representing values ​​can also be in the form of human beings. In the face expressing restlessness and perseverance, one eye has a small mouth, the other has humility, and the other has a face with a large amount of wisdom. Mask of big chin represents strength and strength Another theme of the African mask is the face of a woman shaped by the ideal of the beauty of women. Some tribes have chest and decorative scars, but other tribes have almond shaped eyes, curved eyelashes, thin jaws and accessories. All of these are considered beautiful attributes of women of each tribe. In most cases, wearing these female masks is for men. Masks representing ancestors are most often shaped in the human skull. They are used as ceremonies, witnesses, as defenders of death ancestry who need approval, or as a subject of respect. The mask is worn by a dancer and then becomes the "master" of the mask spirit, the medium between the tribe and the spirit. This embarrassing state is achieved through specific music and dance. Mask dance for wedding ceremonies, rituals, funeral The history of the African mask dates back to the Paleolithic age. These masks play an important role in African culture. In the past, masks were used in various rituals. These masks are made of metal, wood, cloth and so on. Their unique design, and most importantly, the idea of ​​making these masks make African masks an important place for world-famous art galleries. Art history enthusiasts and collectors are also interested in collecting these masks as well. World famous painter Picasso met Africa mask in 1907 and was surprised at its design and meaning. Traditional African masks are one of the elements of great African art that has the most obvious influence on European and Western art, and in the 20th century art movements such as Cubism, Forvisism, Expressionism are often It was the broad and diverse tradition of African masks. I get inspiration. The influence of this legacy is also seen in other traditions, such as the Carnival parade of the mask of South America and Central America. In most traditional African cultures, those wearing a ritual mask conceptually lose his or her life and become the spirit represented by the mask itself. This change in the spirit of the mask wearer is usually dependent on other customs such as ritual costumes that help to hide cert

A major characteristic of African people's culture is to use masks in rituals and ceremonies. The oldest mask is considered to have been used in Africa before the Paleolithic Age. They represent symbolic respect for animals and ancestral souls, mythical heroes, moral values, or human figures. They are made of wood, pottery, textiles, copper, bronze. You can make details from animals' teeth, hair, bones, horns, feathers, shells, even straw and egg shells. As people believe that he is connected with the spiritual world, mask manufacturers are ranked highest in the village. African masks are mostly shaped like a face or a specific animal tone. The African culture is very stylized to distinguish something's appearance from its essence. These masks are used to represent abstract themes that describe styling. Animals are a common theme in the art of mask making Africa. They represent the spirit of animals, animals hold masks and themselves become animals, for example allowing communication with animals by keeping animals away from the village. In other cases, animals are a symbol of virtue. The most common animals represented by masks are Buffalo, Hyena, Eagle, Alligator, Antelope. Antelope is one of the most widely used animal masks. It symbolizes agriculture and is worn to achieve better crops. Horn represents the growth of millet, the root of a plant, and the ear represents a song that women sing during harvesting. Masks are sometimes made with different animal details, and then they represent some virtues. For example, to express strength, the mask is made of fangs, crocodile teeth, and fangs. Masks representing values ​​can also be in the form of human beings. In the face expressing restlessness and perseverance, one eye has a small mouth, the other has humility, and the other has a face with a large amount of wisdom. Mask of big chin represents strength and strength Another theme of the African mask is the face of a woman shaped by the ideal of the beauty of women. Some tribes have chest and decorative scars, but other tribes have almond shaped eyes, curved eyelashes, thin jaws and accessories. All of these are considered beautiful attributes of women of each tribe. In most cases, wearing these female masks is for men. Masks representing ancestors are most often shaped in the human skull. They are used as ceremonies, witnesses, as defenders of death ancestry who need approval, or as a subject of respect. The mask is worn by a dancer and then becomes the "master" of the mask spirit, the medium between the tribe and the spirit. This embarrassing state is achieved through specific music and dance. Mask dance for wedding ceremonies, rituals, funeral The history of the African mask dates back to the Paleolithic age. These masks play an important role in African culture. In the past, masks were used in various rituals. These masks are made of metal, wood, cloth and so on. Their unique design, and most importantly, the idea of ​​making these masks make African masks an important place for world-famous art galleries. Art history enthusiasts and collectors are also interested in collecting these masks as well. World famous painter Picasso met Africa mask in 1907 and was surprised at its design and meaning. Traditional African masks are one of the elements of great African art that has the most obvious influence on European and Western art, and in the 20th century art movements such as Cubism, Forvisism, Expressionism are often It was the broad and diverse tradition of African masks. I get inspiration. The influence of this legacy is also seen in other traditions, such as the Carnival parade of the mask of South America and Central America. In most traditional African cultures, those wearing a ritual mask conceptually lose his or her life and become the spirit represented by the mask itself. This change in the spirit of the mask wearer is usually dependent on other customs such as ritual costumes that help to hide cert

Picasso - At first glance, dreams are pretty distinctive works, but the more you look, the more likely you are to be revealed. As a picture by one of Picasso's mistress, you can get a more complete picture of the whole ideal. By definition, mistresses not only have sex with men who are usually married, not only for profit, love, desire, illness, but also for this man, you usually have to hide it. Besides, I have the perfect time for you. I think that the picture of this picture is very good up to the two half of this woman. The photograph of Atget attracts various artists' praise. The most famous among them are Man Ray, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso. Man Ray used the photo of Atget as the cover of his surrealist magazine laRévolutionsurréaliste. Photographer Berenice Abbott preserved Atget's prints and negatives and Atget's work was the first person screened outside of France. Picasso - At first glance, dreams are pretty distinctive works, but the more you look, the more likely you are to be revealed. As a picture by one of Picasso's mistress, you can get a more complete picture of the whole ideal. By definition, mistresses not only have sex with men who are usually married, not only for profit, love, desire, illness, but also for this man, you usually have to hide it. Besides, I have the perfect time for you. - Pablo Picasso - his life and his art Pablo Ruiz y Picasso, painter, sculptor and printmaker were born on October 25, 1881 in Malaga, Spain and died on 8 April 1973. Today he is considered one of the most influential figures and a successful artist in history. Picasso made a big contribution to contemporary art in the 19th century. His name is familiar to everyone involved in various art sectors. Pablo Picasso is one of the most interesting artists of his time and he is one of the most influential people in art history. Picasso is a person with many different abilities and attributes that have contributed to the art world in many ways. First of all, Picasso is an extraordinary person with his pure ability and length as an artist's career. Furthermore, in the early days of Picasso, he was considered to be one of the best talents ever. After Pablo's young man, he continued his studies at San Fernando College. Next, Picasso finished his term at college and entered the period of his life called "Blue Period". After the blue era, Picasso took on his new color and bright color as an example and entered his "rose era". When Picasso left the era of Rose, he entered the field of Cubism, and he was widely regarded as his creator. Picasso is not only a painting but also a sculptor and a potter.

Picasso - At first glance, dreams are pretty distinctive works, but the more you look, the more likely you are to be revealed. As a picture by one of Picasso's mistress, you can get a more complete picture of the whole ideal. By definition, mistresses not only have sex with men who are usually married, not only for profit, love, desire, illness, but also for this man, you usually have to hide it. Besides, I have the perfect time for you. I think that the picture of this picture is very good up to the two half of this woman. The photograph of Atget attracts various artists' praise. The most famous among them are Man Ray, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso. Man Ray used the photo of Atget as the cover of his surrealist magazine laRévolutionsurréaliste. Photographer Berenice Abbott preserved Atget's prints and negatives and Atget's work was the first person screened outside of France. Picasso - At first glance, dreams are pretty distinctive works, but the more you look, the more likely you are to be revealed. As a picture by one of Picasso's mistress, you can get a more complete picture of the whole ideal. By definition, mistresses not only have sex with men who are usually married, not only for profit, love, desire, illness, but also for this man, you usually have to hide it. Besides, I have the perfect time for you. - Pablo Picasso - his life and his art Pablo Ruiz y Picasso, painter, sculptor and printmaker were born on October 25, 1881 in Malaga, Spain and died on 8 April 1973. Today he is considered one of the most influential figures and a successful artist in history. Picasso made a big contribution to contemporary art in the 19th century. His name is familiar to everyone involved in various art sectors. Pablo Picasso is one of the most interesting artists of his time and he is one of the most influential people in art history. Picasso is a person with many different abilities and attributes that have contributed to the art world in many ways. First of all, Picasso is an extraordinary person with his pure ability and length as an artist's career. Furthermore, in the early days of Picasso, he was considered to be one of the best talents ever. After Pablo's young man, he continued his studies at San Fernando College. Next, Picasso finished his term at college and entered the period of his life called "Blue Period". After the blue era, Picasso took on his new color and bright color as an example and entered his "rose era". When Picasso left the era of Rose, he entered the field of Cubism, and he was widely regarded as his creator. Picasso is not only a painting but also a sculptor and a potter.

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Romanticism, Neoclassicalism, Realism, Former Raphaelite, Arts and Crafts, Realism, Impressionism, Post Impressionism, Neo Impressionism, Dot Potter Rhythm, Symbolism, Art Nouveau Fauvism, Expressionism, Cubism, Futurism, Dada, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, Op Art, Minimalism, Performing Art, Environmental Art, New Expressionism, Postmodern Summer dynasty, Shan dynasty, Zhou dynasty, Qin dynasty, Han dynasty, Six generations, Water and Tang dynasty, Song, Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, Qing Jomon period, Yayoi period, Kofun period, Asuka era, Nara era, Heian era, Kamakura, Muromachi period, Yasushi Momoyama period, Edo period, Meiji Restoration, Heisei era Anasazi, Araphaho blackfoot, Comanche, crow, Eskimo, Karuku, Kaiou, Cuakitul, Haida, Hidatsa, Hopi, Huppa, Klamath, Mandarin, Navajo, Nampeyo, Nootka, Northwest Coast, Pomo, Salish, Sioux, Southwest, Tsimshian, Yurok Indus Valley Civilization, Vedic Age, Maganda, Maurya, Choula, Kushan, Gupta, Para, Hoisara, Kakatiya, Ahum, Vijaya Nagara, Mughal, Maratha Melanesia: Bismarck Islands, New Guinea, Fiji, Marca Island, New Caledonia, Norfolk Island, Solomon Islands, Torres Strait Islands, Vanuatu Polynesia: Easter Island, Cook Islands, Tahiti (French Polynesia), Niue Island, Pitcairn Islands, Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu, Marquesas (French Polynesia), New Zealand, Hawaii Islands Art History: Art History Research Material (http://witcombe.sbc.edu/ARTHLinks.html). As visual literacy is a fundamental goal for students of world history, this site is very useful as it provides world history teachers access to the prehistoric list of current websites. It becomes a bridge of world history (www.learner.org/channel/courses/worldhistory). This website is a multimedia course for secondary school and university teachers who buy 26 video collections from the agricultural revolution to the 20th century to provide streaming video. The video includes narration, film clips, interviews with world historians, and leading questions from spectators. This site includes interactive exercises, carefully selected journal articles, more than 1,000 major sources of information (documentation and visual effects), and a voice vocabulary of names and terms difficult to pronounce. Pubs / Order # 58866 • Guides for AP World History Teachers • INDDcs 2 (mac) • Templates from CB + new comp @ draft 01 | 1.8.07 € | kaj • draft 02 '€ | 2.8.07 € kaj • draft 03' 313.07 € | kaj • Draft 04 - | 4.4.07 - | kaj • draft 05 € | 4.25.07 € | kaj Online Art The following website is a large collection of artists including many artists and art schools that I learned in European history. These sources allow downloading for educational purposes so you can insert your work into a PowerPoint presentation. Most large museums introduce some of their collections on the internet. My favorite three art sites are as follows. History Lab 1: DBQ grouping and watchpoint skill objectives: Students will acquire the grouping of AP European History Test DBQ and point of view (POV) skills. Students work from the list of knowledge and culture reprinted in the syllabus of the course description, politics and diplomacy, and concepts of social and economic history (a list of this concept is also found in Chapter 1 of this instructor's guide ).

In this article we will analyze and evaluate how Duchamp's ready-made exhibits will change the status and value of artists. Readymade is a term designed by Marcel Duchamp in 1915, marking artifacts away from the real world, enhancing art reputation through artist selection and labeling. Marcel Duchamp is a French-American painter and sculptor. His work is related to Dadaism and the conceptual art, the assumption that art must exist, and the movement to study how art should be arranged. Insight into Marcel Duchamp: Marcel Duchamp, born in 1887, is a French couple, a world famous painter and sculptor. In addition to creating conceptual art, he actively participated in art movements such as Cubism and Dadaism and created more people. Other art forms like abstract art. JOSEPH KOSUTH: Today, I talk about Joseph Kossus, the biggest helper of American painter Marcel, not only on his canvas art, but also internationally highly acclaimed in the implementation and installation of authentic art. Learning glass, 1997. Over time, he continued to add new definitions to the art forms at his seminar and educated people about the causes and facts behind their origins. Concept art is also derived from work by Marcel Duchamp, father of Dadaism, the creator of "ready-made". Duchamp provides an example of a conceptual based art work so it has a big impact on conceptualists. For example, Duchamp's most famous piece, Fountain (1917), has given a pseudonym "R. Mutt" to the urinal which the artist signed. It was dismissed as it was not reflected in traditional artistic qualities when it was submitted to the annual Exhibition of the New York Art Association of Independent Artists. This is a normal object and is therefore very general and not unique. Duchamp's attention to the concept of his work was defended by the American artist Joseph Course later in the 1969 paper "Post-Philosophy Art". Because art exists only in concepts, it is conceptual. " The father of the so-called conceptual art movement is Marcel Duchamp. His most famous work is Fountain (1917), a piece that stimulates the definition of art. As many examples of concept art show, this art direction, like the former Duchamp, discards beauty, rarity, and skill as a measure. Through this work, Duchamp cut off the traditional connection between artist's labor and merit of work. Funding issues were raised in the field. Especially in the 1960s and 1970s, conceptual artists focused on language, structure and performance. John Baldessari displays a number of works - often in the range of art, it combines the possibilities of image story and associative power of language. His most famous work is a mixture of photographic material (such as movie stills), retrieves them from the original background and rearranges them. It usually includes adding words and sentences.

In this article we will analyze and evaluate how Duchamp's ready-made exhibits will change the status and value of artists. Readymade is a term designed by Marcel Duchamp in 1915, marking artifacts away from the real world, enhancing art reputation through artist selection and labeling. Marcel Duchamp is a French-American painter and sculptor. His work is related to Dadaism and the conceptual art, the assumption that art must exist, and the movement to study how art should be arranged. Insight into Marcel Duchamp: Marcel Duchamp, born in 1887, is a French couple, a world famous painter and sculptor. In addition to creating conceptual art, he actively participated in art movements such as Cubism and Dadaism and created more people. Other art forms like abstract art. JOSEPH KOSUTH: Today, I talk about Joseph Kossus, the biggest helper of American painter Marcel, not only on his canvas art, but also internationally highly acclaimed in the implementation and installation of authentic art. Learning glass, 1997. Over time, he continued to add new definitions to the art forms at his seminar and educated people about the causes and facts behind their origins. Concept art is also derived from work by Marcel Duchamp, father of Dadaism, the creator of "ready-made". Duchamp provides an example of a conceptual based art work so it has a big impact on conceptualists. For example, Duchamp's most famous piece, Fountain (1917), has given a pseudonym "R. Mutt" to the urinal which the artist signed. It was dismissed as it was not reflected in traditional artistic qualities when it was submitted to the annual Exhibition of the New York Art Association of Independent Artists. This is a normal object and is therefore very general and not unique. Duchamp's attention to the concept of his work was defended by the American artist Joseph Course later in the 1969 paper "Post-Philosophy Art". Because art exists only in concepts, it is conceptual. " The father of the so-called conceptual art movement is Marcel Duchamp. His most famous work is Fountain (1917), a piece that stimulates the definition of art. As many examples of concept art show, this art direction, like the former Duchamp, discards beauty, rarity, and skill as a measure. Through this work, Duchamp cut off the traditional connection between artist's labor and merit of work. Funding issues were raised in the field. Especially in the 1960s and 1970s, conceptual artists focused on language, structure and performance. John Baldessari displays a number of works - often in the range of art, it combines the possibilities of image story and associative power of language. His most famous work is a mixture of photographic material (such as movie stills), retrieves them from the original background and rearranges them. It usually includes adding words and sentences.

Throughout history, civilization has always praised the beauty of the world, but that is not the beauty of the audience. This word can be used to explain a variety of things. It can portray places, animals, objects, people and even ideas. But the beauty that our society has today is the beauty of human beings. As the concept of beauty varies from person to person, throughout history various concepts of beauty develop, which in turn form the standard of human beauty, and these standards have a tremendous impact on today's society. Beauty is an emotional element, which is a pleasure for us, but we still regard it as quality. The idea of ​​beauty exists in almost all cultures, which accompanies many similarities and appears almost every time in the history of humankind. Beginning with the early civilization, America is still a highly respected term that links people to the practice and work of nature and art. From an early culture point of view, beauty, goodness and truth are usually related. The beauty here has double meaning, comprehensiveness and identity. Discuss the evolution of beauty concept through art history. Beautiful concept, perfect human body is the result of cultural: religious function, advertisement, economics and other factors. Definition of beauty is not an essential concept because every age, place, social class has shaped its own ideals. The evolution of this beauty is evidently proved through art history. Art is mainly influenced by history and religion. I will discuss this transition from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, from Impressionism to Expressionism and to later Cubism. I will talk about works of various artists such as Giotto, Botticelli, Michelangelo, Degas, Picasso. I analyze how they describe the idea of ​​beauty and compare and contrast the concepts the artists use to convey their ideas. Giotto Di Bondone (1266/7 - 1337) is an Italian painter in the late Middle Ages and an architect in Florence.

Throughout history, civilization has always praised the beauty of the world, but that is not the beauty of the audience. This word can be used to explain a variety of things. It can portray places, animals, objects, people and even ideas. But the beauty that our society has today is the beauty of human beings. As the concept of beauty varies from person to person, throughout history various concepts of beauty develop, which in turn form the standard of human beauty, and these standards have a tremendous impact on today's society. Beauty is an emotional element, which is a pleasure for us, but we still regard it as quality. The idea of ​​beauty exists in almost all cultures, which accompanies many similarities and appears almost every time in the history of humankind. Beginning with the early civilization, America is still a highly respected term that links people to the practice and work of nature and art. From an early culture point of view, beauty, goodness and truth are usually related. The beauty here has double meaning, comprehensiveness and identity. Discuss the evolution of beauty concept through art history. Beautiful concept, perfect human body is the result of cultural: religious function, advertisement, economics and other factors. Definition of beauty is not an essential concept because every age, place, social class has shaped its own ideals. The evolution of this beauty is evidently proved through art history. Art is mainly influenced by history and religion. I will discuss this transition from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, from Impressionism to Expressionism and to later Cubism. I will talk about works of various artists such as Giotto, Botticelli, Michelangelo, Degas, Picasso. I analyze how they describe the idea of ​​beauty and compare and contrast the concepts the artists use to convey their ideas. Giotto Di Bondone (1266/7 - 1337) is an Italian painter in the late Middle Ages and an architect in Florence.

Formal analysis: Women and bicycle women and bicycles at Willem de Kooning were abstract expressionist paintings created by Willem de Kooning as part of a women's painting collection from 1952 to 1953. It's about 6 feet. It's 4 feet in size and oil on canvas. The image can be understood as figurative, but it is difficult to decipher the image because of its casual creative style. This picture seems to have been changed many times as if it is a photograph saved based on previous intention or intention. In "My Woman" of Willem de Kooning, visible strokes and thick lacquering are typical of the "action painting" style of abstract expressionism and are also related to Jackson Pollock and Franz Klein. Looking at the lady, I easily added dozens of paint to create a rugged combination surface that can physically work, with doconning, strong cut gestures at work, and his brush and palette knife You can imagine doing it over again. The central image of De Kooning is clearly identifiable, reflecting the tradition of women's nude through art history. De Kooning was born in the Netherlands and his European academic tradition has not been trained as much as his American colleague. Though he produced many non-objective works throughout his career, his early career may be the reason for his returning frequently to this role. The portrait of Arshile Gorky, who may be Willem de Kooning, is an example of the evolution of abstract expressionism in the context of portrait, cubism, surrealism. Together with his friends de Kooning and John D. Graham, Gorky created a metaphor in the biological morphology and abstraction evolved into a completely abstract painting in the 1940 's. It seems that Gorky's work carefully analyzes memories, emotions, and shapes using lines and colors to express feelings and nature. British literature Oxford Encyclopedia points out that modernism ends in c. In 1939, British and American literature, "When the modernism disappears, the discussion at the beginning of postmodern is as intense as when a transition from Victorian to modernism occurs.

Formal analysis: Women and bicycle women and bicycles at Willem de Kooning were abstract expressionist paintings created by Willem de Kooning as part of a women's painting collection from 1952 to 1953. It's about 6 feet. It's 4 feet in size and oil on canvas. The image can be understood as figurative, but it is difficult to decipher the image because of its casual creative style. This picture seems to have been changed many times as if it is a photograph saved based on previous intention or intention. In "My Woman" of Willem de Kooning, visible strokes and thick lacquering are typical of the "action painting" style of abstract expressionism and are also related to Jackson Pollock and Franz Klein. Looking at the lady, I easily added dozens of paint to create a rugged combination surface that can physically work, with doconning, strong cut gestures at work, and his brush and palette knife You can imagine doing it over again. The central image of De Kooning is clearly identifiable, reflecting the tradition of women's nude through art history. De Kooning was born in the Netherlands and his European academic tradition has not been trained as much as his American colleague. Though he produced many non-objective works throughout his career, his early career may be the reason for his returning frequently to this role. The portrait of Arshile Gorky, who may be Willem de Kooning, is an example of the evolution of abstract expressionism in the context of portrait, cubism, surrealism. Together with his friends de Kooning and John D. Graham, Gorky created a metaphor in the biological morphology and abstraction evolved into a completely abstract painting in the 1940 's. It seems that Gorky's work carefully analyzes memories, emotions, and shapes using lines and colors to express feelings and nature. British literature Oxford Encyclopedia points out that modernism ends in c. In 1939, British and American literature, "When the modernism disappears, the discussion at the beginning of postmodern is as intense as when a transition from Victorian to modernism occurs.

Impressionist paintings are still a very attractive time in the history of contemporary art and are considered popular among many people. ... A series of exhibitions, rich literary texts, and record sales clearly show the amazing resonances of today's Impressionist painters. In their era, Impressionists' works seem very modern and they have spent more than 30 years recognizing them. What is contemporary art In Clementine Barish English, "modern" and "modern" can be freely exchanged. Contemporary art: from Impressionist painters (eg, around 1880) to the arts of the 1960s or 70s. Contemporary art: Art from the 1960s or 70s to the present. Contemporary art, including works of art from the 1860s to the 1970s, expresses the style and philosophy of art that appeared in that era. Terminology is usually ... Paul Cornwall, a senior curator, is considering developing weapons technology and strategies featuring modern warfare of the First World War, deadly new weapons, deadlocks. And a huge army of deadly new weapons and equipment developed during the "Second Industrial Revolution" in late 1914 was witnessed in 1914. Fauvisms followed the Impressionists and post-impressionists, often considered the first "modern" art type. As the Impressionist Party completely changed the light, Fauvism also reconsidered the color and painted a canvas with a bright wild color. After Fauvism, contemporary art began to evolve from expressionism to objective art work, evocation of emotion, cubism, three-dimensional reality to flat canvas art and abstract art. These new forms of art break down the limitations of the concept of traditional "art" and respond to similar rapid changes in human society, technology and thinking. An important aspect of Impressionist paintings is the rapid appearance of light on the surface and the change in atmospheric conditions. The Impressionist painter hopes to create contemporary art by capturing the short-lived illumination conditions with fast pace of modern life. They paint outdoors (in the air) to capture the appearance of light as they flush and fade in while working

Impressionist paintings are still a very attractive time in the history of contemporary art and are considered popular among many people. ... A series of exhibitions, rich literary texts, and record sales clearly show the amazing resonances of today's Impressionist painters. In their era, Impressionists' works seem very modern and they have spent more than 30 years recognizing them. What is contemporary art In Clementine Barish English, "modern" and "modern" can be freely exchanged. Contemporary art: from Impressionist painters (eg, around 1880) to the arts of the 1960s or 70s. Contemporary art: Art from the 1960s or 70s to the present. Contemporary art, including works of art from the 1860s to the 1970s, expresses the style and philosophy of art that appeared in that era. Terminology is usually ... Paul Cornwall, a senior curator, is considering developing weapons technology and strategies featuring modern warfare of the First World War, deadly new weapons, deadlocks. And a huge army of deadly new weapons and equipment developed during the "Second Industrial Revolution" in late 1914 was witnessed in 1914. Fauvisms followed the Impressionists and post-impressionists, often considered the first "modern" art type. As the Impressionist Party completely changed the light, Fauvism also reconsidered the color and painted a canvas with a bright wild color. After Fauvism, contemporary art began to evolve from expressionism to objective art work, evocation of emotion, cubism, three-dimensional reality to flat canvas art and abstract art. These new forms of art break down the limitations of the concept of traditional "art" and respond to similar rapid changes in human society, technology and thinking. An important aspect of Impressionist paintings is the rapid appearance of light on the surface and the change in atmospheric conditions. The Impressionist painter hopes to create contemporary art by capturing the short-lived illumination conditions with fast pace of modern life. They paint outdoors (in the air) to capture the appearance of light as they flush and fade in while working

Today's Paris is known as the art center, it is also a great culture and original. The famous moment suddenly appeared in the history of French art such as Monet's Impressionist art work, the teaching of the classical Écoledes Beaux-Arts, and the symbolic Eiffel Tower of Stephen Sauvestre. Paris added its own work to numerous museums and cataloged countless masterpieces and sculptures through French timeless but occasionally persistent history. Overall, Paris consists of historical architectural themes such as rustic brick walls, double roofs, striped pillars, and contemporary architectural themes such as machining metalwork and external program support equipment It has been. At the beginning of the first decade at the end of the century, the two young artists tried to win the highly competitive avant-garde arts place in Paris. One of them, a young Spanish who moved to France, Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) was an intentional act to encourage the latest development of French paintings. Another artist is Georges Braque (1881 - 1963) who became a pioneer of contemporary painting as a practicing beast. He is trying to release color and trying to be at the forefront of a small avant-garde community. Two artists met and they developed a solution between them that introduced cubism between 1909 and the outbreak of the First World War. In the years between the two wars, avant-garde theaters were in full bloom, and various avant-garde theater movements began to occur. Inspired by the dramatic experiments of the early part of the century and the fear of World War II, Paris' avant-garde new theater completely rejects traditional theater scenes, characters, plots and stages. Drama critic Martin Esslin plays, Moff and Fernando Alabal including famous playwrights such as Eugen Aenesco, Samuel Beckett, Jean Gaine, Arthur Ada. According to Albert's philosophical point of view, human condition is basically ridiculous and has no purpose and created a silly novel named after the dramatic style evolved from their work. These dramas are filled with a pessimistic view of the essence of human being desperate, confused and anxious. In the subsequent work by many playwrights, you can see the heritage and echoes of "Abandoned Theater".

Today's Paris is known as the art center, it is also a great culture and original. The famous moment suddenly appeared in the history of French art such as Monet's Impressionist art work, the teaching of the classical Écoledes Beaux-Arts, and the symbolic Eiffel Tower of Stephen Sauvestre. Paris added its own work to numerous museums and cataloged countless masterpieces and sculptures through French timeless but occasionally persistent history. Overall, Paris consists of historical architectural themes such as rustic brick walls, double roofs, striped pillars, and contemporary architectural themes such as machining metalwork and external program support equipment It has been. At the beginning of the first decade at the end of the century, the two young artists tried to win the highly competitive avant-garde arts place in Paris. One of them, a young Spanish who moved to France, Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) was an intentional act to encourage the latest development of French paintings. Another artist is Georges Braque (1881 - 1963) who became a pioneer of contemporary painting as a practicing beast. He is trying to release color and trying to be at the forefront of a small avant-garde community. Two artists met and they developed a solution between them that introduced cubism between 1909 and the outbreak of the First World War. In the years between the two wars, avant-garde theaters were in full bloom, and various avant-garde theater movements began to occur. Inspired by the dramatic experiments of the early part of the century and the fear of World War II, Paris' avant-garde new theater completely rejects traditional theater scenes, characters, plots and stages. Drama critic Martin Esslin plays, Moff and Fernando Alabal including famous playwrights such as Eugen Aenesco, Samuel Beckett, Jean Gaine, Arthur Ada. According to Albert's philosophical point of view, human condition is basically ridiculous and has no purpose and created a silly novel named after the dramatic style evolved from their work. These dramas are filled with a pessimistic view of the essence of human being desperate, confused and anxious. In the subsequent work by many playwrights, you can see the heritage and echoes of "Abandoned Theater".

Miriam (Mimi) Shapiro is one of the most important pioneers in American feminist art movements. Shapiro, painter, sculptor, collage painter, printmaker were born in Toronto, Canada in 1923. He received a bachelor's degree in 1945, a master's degree in 1946 and a master's degree in art from the University of Iowa in Iowa in 1949. She is known as the leader of feminist art and graphic decoration movement. Since 1970, Schapiro has increased women's awareness through her writing, paintings, printmaking, teaching and sculpture. She is widely teaching feminist problems at professional conferences, college audiences, art classes and women's groups. Through the use of large media and symbols symbolizing women, she strives to pay respect to women and their underestimated domestic traditions. In the 1970s Miriam was deeply involved in the cause of feminist art, after having had personal and professional experience as a woman in the world of patriarchal art. In 1971, she set up the first feminist art project in this country along with the Chicago Art School in Valencia. Chicago and Shapiro taught "Female House" (1972), a collaboration among students of feminist art, and offered a team of female artists to jointly supervise. "Kimono anatomy" is one of a number of "female statues" created by Shapiro since the mid-1970s, based on kimonos, fans and robes in Japan. Schapiro emphasizes the relationship between women and these materials and crafts, and emphasizes collage, painting, cloth, embroidery, and other works combining "advanced art" and "art deco" techniques to femto I use the term age. The artist gathers handkerchiefs donated while visiting the country and together with other fabrics form ten large panels full of Japanese style. This work uses a huge abstract expressionist canvas, but by using cloth instead of paint, we extend practical and feminine material to the field of "advanced art". The work was inspired by a book about Japanese kimono. And it was presented to artists by her assistant Shelly Brody. Traditional women's quest created by kimono combines the concept of women's craftsmanship and Schapiro's lifetime interest in clothing, dance and drama, but it also incorporates the visual elements of Cubism. Combining "high" and "low" art work, the analysis of the kimono consolidates many aspects of Shapiro's artistic and political ambition. This combination may be the most elaborate technical example Schapiro calls "femmage". In women's image, Schapiro changed process by using traditional women's "craft" material (cloth etc.), promoted functional items and kimono to state of art though it was inspired by the practice of collage I was allowed to. Description and analysis of art: Kimono anatomy is one of many "female statues" created by Schapiro in the mid 1970's and is based on patterns of kimonos, fans and robes in Japan. Schapiro emphasizes the relationship between women and these materials and crafts, and emphasizes collage, painting, cloth, embroidery, and other works combining "advanced art" and "art deco" techniques to femto I use the term age. Here we collect the handkerchiefs donated while visiting and together with other fabrics, we will make ten large Japanese panels. This work uses a huge abstract expressionist canvas, but by using cloth instead of paint, we extend practical and feminine material to the field of "advanced art".

Miriam (Mimi) Shapiro is one of the most important pioneers in American feminist art movements. Shapiro, painter, sculptor, collage painter, printmaker were born in Toronto, Canada in 1923. He received a bachelor's degree in 1945, a master's degree in 1946 and a master's degree in art from the University of Iowa in Iowa in 1949. She is known as the leader of feminist art and graphic decoration movement. Since 1970, Schapiro has increased women's awareness through her writing, paintings, printmaking, teaching and sculpture. She is widely teaching feminist problems at professional conferences, college audiences, art classes and women's groups. Through the use of large media and symbols symbolizing women, she strives to pay respect to women and their underestimated domestic traditions. In the 1970s Miriam was deeply involved in the cause of feminist art, after having had personal and professional experience as a woman in the world of patriarchal art. In 1971, she set up the first feminist art project in this country along with the Chicago Art School in Valencia. Chicago and Shapiro taught "Female House" (1972), a collaboration among students of feminist art, and offered a team of female artists to jointly supervise. "Kimono anatomy" is one of a number of "female statues" created by Shapiro since the mid-1970s, based on kimonos, fans and robes in Japan. Schapiro emphasizes the relationship between women and these materials and crafts, and emphasizes collage, painting, cloth, embroidery, and other works combining "advanced art" and "art deco" techniques to femto I use the term age. The artist gathers handkerchiefs donated while visiting the country and together with other fabrics form ten large panels full of Japanese style. This work uses a huge abstract expressionist canvas, but by using cloth instead of paint, we extend practical and feminine material to the field of "advanced art". The work was inspired by a book about Japanese kimono. And it was presented to artists by her assistant Shelly Brody. Traditional women's quest created by kimono combines the concept of women's craftsmanship and Schapiro's lifetime interest in clothing, dance and drama, but it also incorporates the visual elements of Cubism. Combining "high" and "low" art work, the analysis of the kimono consolidates many aspects of Shapiro's artistic and political ambition. This combination may be the most elaborate technical example Schapiro calls "femmage". In women's image, Schapiro changed process by using traditional women's "craft" material (cloth etc.), promoted functional items and kimono to state of art though it was inspired by the practice of collage I was allowed to. Description and analysis of art: Kimono anatomy is one of many "female statues" created by Schapiro in the mid 1970's and is based on patterns of kimonos, fans and robes in Japan. Schapiro emphasizes the relationship between women and these materials and crafts, and emphasizes collage, painting, cloth, embroidery, and other works combining "advanced art" and "art deco" techniques to femto I use the term age. Here we collect the handkerchiefs donated while visiting and together with other fabrics, we will make ten large Japanese panels. This work uses a huge abstract expressionist canvas, but by using cloth instead of paint, we extend practical and feminine material to the field of "advanced art".

Comparison of Impressionists and Post-Impressionists In this article, we compare two art movement, Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. I will focus on the work of the two main artists of these styles, Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh. Impressionist movement is often considered the beginning of modern art era. It was developed in France in the late nineteenth century. Impressionists movements arise from discontent with classical and dull themes and clear and accurate painting techniques. Post-Impressionists are used to describe Impressionist reactions of the 1880's. PaulCézanne, Paul Gauguin, Vincent van Gogh, Georges Seurat are leading. The post-Impressionists refused the impression of the natural and natural expression of light and color by Impressionists. Instead, they tend to emphasize more symbolic content, formal ordering and structure. But like the Impressionist painters, they emphasize the artificiality of the paintings. Post-Impressionists also believe that colors are independent of shape and composition. This is a person with emotional and aesthetic meaning. Impressionists and late Impressionists include some of the most famous contemporary artworks such as Monet's water lily, a series of water functions, Van Gogh's starry night. Impressionists and late Impressionists are still part of the most famous and favorite art movement Comparison of Impressionists and Post-Impressionists In this article, we compare two art movement, Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. I will focus on the work of the two main artists of these styles, Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh. Impressionist movement is often considered the beginning of modern art era. It was developed in France in the late nineteenth century. - I would like to talk about topics that many people in society love and discuss. I would like to talk about art. Art as well as two of my favorite styles - Cubism and Impressionism. I have studied art in Russia and I am studying in the USA. I am nervous any time when I see impressive artists' bright and sunlit works and cubist strange and peculiar paintings. Post-Impressionists are not official sports or style. The post-impressionist is an independent artist at the end of the 19th century, opposed to the limitations of Impressionists. They developed a range of personal styles that focused on emotional, structural, symbolic, and spiritual elements that they were missing in printmaking. Their common contribution will constitute the artistic roots of contemporary art for the next 80 years. Impressionists are the first movements in contemporary art classics. As with most revolutionary styles, it is gradually absorbed into the mainstream, and its limitations frustrate future generations. Artists such as Vincent Van Gogh, PaulCézanne, Paul Gauguin, Georges Seurat and others, while immersed in Impressionist tradition, promoted the boundaries of this style with various creative orientations and laid the foundation of the art of the 20th century.

Comparison of Impressionists and Post-Impressionists In this article, we compare two art movement, Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. I will focus on the work of the two main artists of these styles, Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh. Impressionist movement is often considered the beginning of modern art era. It was developed in France in the late nineteenth century. Impressionists movements arise from discontent with classical and dull themes and clear and accurate painting techniques. Post-Impressionists are used to describe Impressionist reactions of the 1880's. PaulCézanne, Paul Gauguin, Vincent van Gogh, Georges Seurat are leading. The post-Impressionists refused the impression of the natural and natural expression of light and color by Impressionists. Instead, they tend to emphasize more symbolic content, formal ordering and structure. But like the Impressionist painters, they emphasize the artificiality of the paintings. Post-Impressionists also believe that colors are independent of shape and composition. This is a person with emotional and aesthetic meaning. Impressionists and late Impressionists include some of the most famous contemporary artworks such as Monet's water lily, a series of water functions, Van Gogh's starry night. Impressionists and late Impressionists are still part of the most famous and favorite art movement Comparison of Impressionists and Post-Impressionists In this article, we compare two art movement, Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. I will focus on the work of the two main artists of these styles, Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh. Impressionist movement is often considered the beginning of modern art era. It was developed in France in the late nineteenth century. - I would like to talk about topics that many people in society love and discuss. I would like to talk about art. Art as well as two of my favorite styles - Cubism and Impressionism. I have studied art in Russia and I am studying in the USA. I am nervous any time when I see impressive artists' bright and sunlit works and cubist strange and peculiar paintings. Post-Impressionists are not official sports or style. The post-impressionist is an independent artist at the end of the 19th century, opposed to the limitations of Impressionists. They developed a range of personal styles that focused on emotional, structural, symbolic, and spiritual elements that they were missing in printmaking. Their common contribution will constitute the artistic roots of contemporary art for the next 80 years. Impressionists are the first movements in contemporary art classics. As with most revolutionary styles, it is gradually absorbed into the mainstream, and its limitations frustrate future generations. Artists such as Vincent Van Gogh, PaulCézanne, Paul Gauguin, Georges Seurat and others, while immersed in Impressionist tradition, promoted the boundaries of this style with various creative orientations and laid the foundation of the art of the 20th century.

Technology is constantly evolving. In the 20th century, human beings have seen the greatest and most rapid growth of technological progress over any other period of human existence. As this art form evolves with the emergence of new media, technology can be expressed in more ways than we can imagine. Computers are particularly useful for promoting the movement of modern social art. Through the creation of digitization, communication, networking, art, through the world of simulation, we are gradually replacing reality with virtual ones. Land art is made by combining art and nature in a complicated way. The art of the land is also known as earthenware and earthwork. This technology is designed with the help of natural substances and organic medium directly in the physical landscape (eg leaves, stone, earth, rock, water, wood, etc.). Mechanical earthmoving machines are also used by several artists. Artists demonstrate industrialization through land art and the reaction to urbanization. Before the origin of modern land art, it has been made by artists for centuries. The art movement of the earth is also known as an exciting symbiotic relationship between land art, base, environment, artists and spectators. Outdoor art is like the earth affected by outdoor weather. Nature is not only the theme of the work but also part of the artworks because it is shaped by elements and changes. Earth art is also known as landscape use, art, site-specific sculpture form, to create land art and basement, primarily US sports, structures. Early in the late 1960s, rampant commercialization of American art influenced by varying degrees from the market of environmental movement, ideas and art work: This movement is a product of conceptualism and minimalism. In addition to items of monumental simplicity and minimalism, the artists of Alte Povela were also involved in simple everyday materials and Joseph Voice's "Social sculpture" gathered, and in what environment they perform and what they do I emphasize creativity From the 1960's to the 1970's, land art protested against "cruel commercialization" of American art. Meanwhile, representatives of land art rejection scenes to art museums and galleries, and photography literature often occur in regular gallery space, but traditional movable sculpture and commercial markets We have developed a range of artistic monumental landscape projects beyond. Land art inspiration from minimal art and conceptual art has also been inspired by modern exercise as De Stale, Cubism, Minimalism and ConstantinBrâncuşi and Joseph Voice works. Many artists related to land art are involved in minimal art and conceptual art. Although the writer himself is not "land art", it is not simply called "sculpture" his work, but sometimes, interpreted as a New York uneven playground Isamu Noguchi 1941 Indian as an important early work of land art It is designed

Technology is constantly evolving. In the 20th century, human beings have seen the greatest and most rapid growth of technological progress over any other period of human existence. As this art form evolves with the emergence of new media, technology can be expressed in more ways than we can imagine. Computers are particularly useful for promoting the movement of modern social art. Through the creation of digitization, communication, networking, art, through the world of simulation, we are gradually replacing reality with virtual ones. Land art is made by combining art and nature in a complicated way. The art of the land is also known as earthenware and earthwork. This technology is designed with the help of natural substances and organic medium directly in the physical landscape (eg leaves, stone, earth, rock, water, wood, etc.). Mechanical earthmoving machines are also used by several artists. Artists demonstrate industrialization through land art and the reaction to urbanization. Before the origin of modern land art, it has been made by artists for centuries. The art movement of the earth is also known as an exciting symbiotic relationship between land art, base, environment, artists and spectators. Outdoor art is like the earth affected by outdoor weather. Nature is not only the theme of the work but also part of the artworks because it is shaped by elements and changes. Earth art is also known as landscape use, art, site-specific sculpture form, to create land art and basement, primarily US sports, structures. Early in the late 1960s, rampant commercialization of American art influenced by varying degrees from the market of environmental movement, ideas and art work: This movement is a product of conceptualism and minimalism. In addition to items of monumental simplicity and minimalism, the artists of Alte Povela were also involved in simple everyday materials and Joseph Voice's "Social sculpture" gathered, and in what environment they perform and what they do I emphasize creativity From the 1960's to the 1970's, land art protested against "cruel commercialization" of American art. Meanwhile, representatives of land art rejection scenes to art museums and galleries, and photography literature often occur in regular gallery space, but traditional movable sculpture and commercial markets We have developed a range of artistic monumental landscape projects beyond. Land art inspiration from minimal art and conceptual art has also been inspired by modern exercise as De Stale, Cubism, Minimalism and ConstantinBrâncuşi and Joseph Voice works. Many artists related to land art are involved in minimal art and conceptual art. Although the writer himself is not "land art", it is not simply called "sculpture" his work, but sometimes, interpreted as a New York uneven playground Isamu Noguchi 1941 Indian as an important early work of land art It is designed

The occupation of images in art is a new phenomenon in the 20th century. Items found, contemporary images, past images are occupied by artists and used for their work. Three 20th century artists, Marcel Duchamp, Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg are very influential and enthusiastic people. Though these artists pick up various images for various reasons, there is one image, Mona Lisa, common to all of them. Each of these artists uses this image in various ways. The assignment in art is to use existing objects or images with little or no conversion. The use of subsidies plays an important role in art history (literature, visual, music, performing arts). In visual art, the aspects (or overall form) of the artificial vision culture are properly borrowed, borrowed and sampled in the appropriate way. Noteworthy in this regard is Marcel Duchamp 's Readymades. The grant is defined as "acquisition, integration of artwork, real objects, and even integration of existing artwork". The Tate Gallery traces this approach to Cubism and Dadaism, until the 1940s surrealist and the 1950s pop art. It reappears with a new geographer in the 1980's The occupation of images in art is a new phenomenon in the 20th century. Items found, contemporary images, past images are occupied by artists and used for their work. Three 20th century artists, Marcel Duchamp, Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg are very influential and enthusiastic people. Though these artists pick up various images for various reasons, there is one image, Mona Lisa, common to all of them. These artists are being diverted In these areas, freedom of expression was constructed using art of grant - popular culture and images of other artists or partial images as an example of a method subject to expanded copyright restrictions Art - is often quoted. 3 However, we insist that this allocation constitutes more than 2 - Laura J Murray, "RiP Review: Remix Declaration of Brett Gaylor" (June 2009), Online: Culture Machine www.culturemachine.net/index please look. Boatema Boateng, "Who is democracy? Discourse based on rights and global IP activities" and Richard Maxwell & Toby Miller, "Environment and Global Media and Communication Policy" by Robin Mansell and Marc Raboy "Global Media and Communication Policy Handbook" (Oxford: Wiley - Blackwell, 2011) 261 and 467; Kathy Bowley and Jane Anderson, "Politics of Global Information Sharing: Whose Cultural Issues Are Advancing? (2009) 18: 4 Soc & Leg Stud 479

The occupation of images in art is a new phenomenon in the 20th century. Items found, contemporary images, past images are occupied by artists and used for their work. Three 20th century artists, Marcel Duchamp, Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg are very influential and enthusiastic people. Though these artists pick up various images for various reasons, there is one image, Mona Lisa, common to all of them. Each of these artists uses this image in various ways. The assignment in art is to use existing objects or images with little or no conversion. The use of subsidies plays an important role in art history (literature, visual, music, performing arts). In visual art, the aspects (or overall form) of the artificial vision culture are properly borrowed, borrowed and sampled in the appropriate way. Noteworthy in this regard is Marcel Duchamp 's Readymades. The grant is defined as "acquisition, integration of artwork, real objects, and even integration of existing artwork". The Tate Gallery traces this approach to Cubism and Dadaism, until the 1940s surrealist and the 1950s pop art. It reappears with a new geographer in the 1980's The occupation of images in art is a new phenomenon in the 20th century. Items found, contemporary images, past images are occupied by artists and used for their work. Three 20th century artists, Marcel Duchamp, Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg are very influential and enthusiastic people. Though these artists pick up various images for various reasons, there is one image, Mona Lisa, common to all of them. These artists are being diverted In these areas, freedom of expression was constructed using art of grant - popular culture and images of other artists or partial images as an example of a method subject to expanded copyright restrictions Art - is often quoted. 3 However, we insist that this allocation constitutes more than 2 - Laura J Murray, "RiP Review: Remix Declaration of Brett Gaylor" (June 2009), Online: Culture Machine www.culturemachine.net/index please look. Boatema Boateng, "Who is democracy? Discourse based on rights and global IP activities" and Richard Maxwell & Toby Miller, "Environment and Global Media and Communication Policy" by Robin Mansell and Marc Raboy "Global Media and Communication Policy Handbook" (Oxford: Wiley - Blackwell, 2011) 261 and 467; Kathy Bowley and Jane Anderson, "Politics of Global Information Sharing: Whose Cultural Issues Are Advancing? (2009) 18: 4 Soc & Leg Stud 479

Art Trend in the 1920s The art of the 20th century contained many elements of the previous style that began in the late 19th century. Impressionist painters focused on the relationship between color and light quality and abandoned the natural appearance. (Collier's Encyclopedia, 745) Then I gave up this expressionism and created a personal subjective style. Many excellent 20th century artists work outside of many art movements to create highly unique work. Women's fashion in the 1920s was a characteristic of the arrogance of the 1920s and the jazz era, modernism era. Because women gained freedom and independence. Fashion trends in the 1920s were shorts such as flappers, low waist dresses, exposed styles, 'swing' hairstyles, cloche hats, colorful clothes, scarves, stockings and so on. Geometric design of the Art Deco era. Another fashion trend in the 1920s is the clothes that are defined by petticoat and camisole, offering freedom of movement by using loose clothes. Art Deco is a popular international art design movement from the 1920s to the 1940s, which influenced the decorative arts such as architecture, interior design, industrial design, and visual arts such as fashion, painting, graphic arts, movies did. In this era, this style is elegant, attractive, functional and contemporary. This movement incorporates various styles and movements in the early 20th century, such as neoclassicalism, compositionism, cubism, modernism, new art, futurism, etc. Its popularity reached its peak in the roar of Europe in the 1920s and continued strong in the United States in 1930. Art deco is purely decorative, but many other design movements have political or philosophical grounds or intentions A popular art style in the 1920s and 1930s, characterized by the use of streamlined design shapes, boldly outlined geometric patterns, and industrial materials such as stainless steel and plastic. Art Deco started in Paris in the 1920s, became a symbolic style of the roar of the 1920s, spread to the United States. This eclectic style is used for household goods and architecture. Unlike the early Art Nouveau style movement, Art Deco emphasizes a linear and accurate symmetrical shape. Movement reflects the impact of the machine era. For example, in the 1930's Art Deco artists emulated a streamlined form derived from aerodynamics. Among artists related to Art Deco are Sonia Delaunay, Tamara de Lempicka, Pierre Brissaud, Erté (Romain de Tirtoff), and so on. The sculptors include Paul Manship, Willard Stone, Reinerhof, C Paul Geno Wayne and Jean Rupert

Art Trend in the 1920s The art of the 20th century contained many elements of the previous style that began in the late 19th century. Impressionist painters focused on the relationship between color and light quality and abandoned the natural appearance. (Collier's Encyclopedia, 745) Then I gave up this expressionism and created a personal subjective style. Many excellent 20th century artists work outside of many art movements to create highly unique work. Women's fashion in the 1920s was a characteristic of the arrogance of the 1920s and the jazz era, modernism era. Because women gained freedom and independence. Fashion trends in the 1920s were shorts such as flappers, low waist dresses, exposed styles, 'swing' hairstyles, cloche hats, colorful clothes, scarves, stockings and so on. Geometric design of the Art Deco era. Another fashion trend in the 1920s is the clothes that are defined by petticoat and camisole, offering freedom of movement by using loose clothes. Art Deco is a popular international art design movement from the 1920s to the 1940s, which influenced the decorative arts such as architecture, interior design, industrial design, and visual arts such as fashion, painting, graphic arts, movies did. In this era, this style is elegant, attractive, functional and contemporary. This movement incorporates various styles and movements in the early 20th century, such as neoclassicalism, compositionism, cubism, modernism, new art, futurism, etc. Its popularity reached its peak in the roar of Europe in the 1920s and continued strong in the United States in 1930. Art deco is purely decorative, but many other design movements have political or philosophical grounds or intentions A popular art style in the 1920s and 1930s, characterized by the use of streamlined design shapes, boldly outlined geometric patterns, and industrial materials such as stainless steel and plastic. Art Deco started in Paris in the 1920s, became a symbolic style of the roar of the 1920s, spread to the United States. This eclectic style is used for household goods and architecture. Unlike the early Art Nouveau style movement, Art Deco emphasizes a linear and accurate symmetrical shape. Movement reflects the impact of the machine era. For example, in the 1930's Art Deco artists emulated a streamlined form derived from aerodynamics. Among artists related to Art Deco are Sonia Delaunay, Tamara de Lempicka, Pierre Brissaud, Erté (Romain de Tirtoff), and so on. The sculptors include Paul Manship, Willard Stone, Reinerhof, C Paul Geno Wayne and Jean Rupert

Second Lady Tanqueray Sir Arthur W. Pinero's Second Lady Tanqueray was written in 1893 and was built around elaborate theater exercises. An elaborate screenplay starts in France, as piècebienbien faite characterized by a detailed, practical planning organization. Logically accurate construction of sophisticated plays is characterized by many conventions: audiences are quickly introduced to the character and its associated history, complex, often hidden, there is a secret, the audience is knowledgeable This is an unrealistic coincidence and is very beneficial. As a contemporary author, Arthur Pine shows a lot of contemporary elements in his work. For example, his tragedy "Second Lady Tanqueray" has a wonderful collection of these elements. In this script, you can find stage orientation, alienation, mystery, deformation technology, surrealism, Impressionist monologue, psychological patient concept, violation of time unification, Cubism, but people are accurate words I do not know the depth and the hidden meaning The different world. In fact, at the beginning of each action, the performer is instructed to instruct the position and behavior of the leader. I will also describe facial expressions, gestures, and tone. In addition, the direction of the stage provides details about the character's social class. Second Lady Tanqueray Sir Arthur W. Pinero's Second Lady Tanqueray was written in 1893 and was built around elaborate theater exercises. An elaborate screenplay starts in France, as piècebienbien faite characterized by a detailed, practical planning organization. Logically accurate construction of sophisticated plays is characterized by many conventions: audiences are quickly introduced to the character and its associated history, complex, often hidden, there is a secret, the audience is knowledgeable This is an unrealistic coincidence and is very beneficial. The show began with a late night dinner between the Tanqueray couple and his longtime professional friends. Everyone is a member of the upper class of British society, when Paul Jarman learned that Tanqueray is about to marry a second time with his wife Paula Jarman, Paula Jarman was a known low level woman of the past. As the game went on we saw the suffering of the unmatched couple and the joint efforts to promote the relationship between the young people, but perfectly appropriate mistake Eillean Tanqueray and her young unhappy stepmother. It was hurt when Mrs. Tanqueray knew about the identity of her fellow-in-law daughter's fiancee; he was a man who ruined her years ago. She revealed her knowledge to her husband, her husband disturbed her marriage and alienated her daughter. This alienation spreads, my husband, my father and daughter, my parents and child are irritated lonely

Second Lady Tanqueray Sir Arthur W. Pinero's Second Lady Tanqueray was written in 1893 and was built around elaborate theater exercises. An elaborate screenplay starts in France, as piècebienbien faite characterized by a detailed, practical planning organization. Logically accurate construction of sophisticated plays is characterized by many conventions: audiences are quickly introduced to the character and its associated history, complex, often hidden, there is a secret, the audience is knowledgeable This is an unrealistic coincidence and is very beneficial. As a contemporary author, Arthur Pine shows a lot of contemporary elements in his work. For example, his tragedy "Second Lady Tanqueray" has a wonderful collection of these elements. In this script, you can find stage orientation, alienation, mystery, deformation technology, surrealism, Impressionist monologue, psychological patient concept, violation of time unification, Cubism, but people are accurate words I do not know the depth and the hidden meaning The different world. In fact, at the beginning of each action, the performer is instructed to instruct the position and behavior of the leader. I will also describe facial expressions, gestures, and tone. In addition, the direction of the stage provides details about the character's social class. Second Lady Tanqueray Sir Arthur W. Pinero's Second Lady Tanqueray was written in 1893 and was built around elaborate theater exercises. An elaborate screenplay starts in France, as piècebienbien faite characterized by a detailed, practical planning organization. Logically accurate construction of sophisticated plays is characterized by many conventions: audiences are quickly introduced to the character and its associated history, complex, often hidden, there is a secret, the audience is knowledgeable This is an unrealistic coincidence and is very beneficial. The show began with a late night dinner between the Tanqueray couple and his longtime professional friends. Everyone is a member of the upper class of British society, when Paul Jarman learned that Tanqueray is about to marry a second time with his wife Paula Jarman, Paula Jarman was a known low level woman of the past. As the game went on we saw the suffering of the unmatched couple and the joint efforts to promote the relationship between the young people, but perfectly appropriate mistake Eillean Tanqueray and her young unhappy stepmother. It was hurt when Mrs. Tanqueray knew about the identity of her fellow-in-law daughter's fiancee; he was a man who ruined her years ago. She revealed her knowledge to her husband, her husband disturbed her marriage and alienated her daughter. This alienation spreads, my husband, my father and daughter, my parents and child are irritated lonely

The realism era is one of the most noteworthy literary era of the past 5 century. From the mid-nineteenth century to the middle of the 20th century, the most famous writers and novels appeared. In the era of realism, literature has turned into a turning point. The romantic era has changed around 1820, and the progress of this new era began. Realism is different from Romantic era because realism draws a story through objective and fair views (realism 654), realism is different from romantic times. In fact, narrator is not a character of the story, it is an invisible existence still outside the realm of the story (Rahn). In "Male" and "Superman" dramas, George Bernard Shaw used many ideas to make the most romantic comedy in time. In this realistic era, the playwright will use many strategies to make that theater the most realistic. "Every drama has similar elements, for example, every drama looks like a real person in an actual scene, a secret that the audience knows, not a different person, Human behavior repeats the general movements of the whole. Smc.edu) These elements are easy to see and twists and turns during the performance. In the United States, the era of neo-realism is represented by Edward Hopper (1882-1967). In addition, another style known as social realism depicts the daily hardships of the Great Depression. The most famous social reality list includes Ben Shahn, Jack Levine, Jacob Lawrence. Both were strongly influenced by the initial influence of Ashker School in New York City. In Europe, the movement born from Cubism, Dada, Freud, Communism philosophy aims to create a kind of "surrealism" by combining consciousness and unconsciousness. Under AndréBreton's leadership, the main representatives are Salvador Dali, Joan Miro, Rene Magritte. The movement of concurrent art of surrealism is a magical realism, and the picture is based on the reality of everyday, but there are hints of illusion. This name was created in 1925 by a German art historian and critic Franz N. in a book named "Nagic Expressionism: Magisher and Realism". Ecological abstraction flourished in the 1930s What is realism? Realism can be defined as a technique used to accurately represent the reality, also known as Campbell. Realism and Romanticism Modernism Realism Realism: 1860-1890 Realism is a response to the unique luxurious romantic ideal in the late 18th and early 19th century. Realism criticizes Romanticism and transcendence in literary works. In politics, realism deals with the fact that if people pursue prudent foreign policy, there is "an unpleasant fact in world politics" (Drezner). American foreign policy: realism. Principle and theological term: 1830-1860 Romanticism Romanticism comes from a reaction to the extensive rationalism that dominates the United States and limits the intellectual life of America. When romanticism is established, a new era of imagination appears.

The realism era is one of the most noteworthy literary era of the past 5 century. From the mid-nineteenth century to the middle of the 20th century, the most famous writers and novels appeared. In the era of realism, literature has turned into a turning point. The romantic era has changed around 1820, and the progress of this new era began. Realism is different from Romantic era because realism draws a story through objective and fair views (realism 654), realism is different from romantic times. In fact, narrator is not a character of the story, it is an invisible existence still outside the realm of the story (Rahn). In "Male" and "Superman" dramas, George Bernard Shaw used many ideas to make the most romantic comedy in time. In this realistic era, the playwright will use many strategies to make that theater the most realistic. "Every drama has similar elements, for example, every drama looks like a real person in an actual scene, a secret that the audience knows, not a different person, Human behavior repeats the general movements of the whole. Smc.edu) These elements are easy to see and twists and turns during the performance. In the United States, the era of neo-realism is represented by Edward Hopper (1882-1967). In addition, another style known as social realism depicts the daily hardships of the Great Depression. The most famous social reality list includes Ben Shahn, Jack Levine, Jacob Lawrence. Both were strongly influenced by the initial influence of Ashker School in New York City. In Europe, the movement born from Cubism, Dada, Freud, Communism philosophy aims to create a kind of "surrealism" by combining consciousness and unconsciousness. Under AndréBreton's leadership, the main representatives are Salvador Dali, Joan Miro, Rene Magritte. The movement of concurrent art of surrealism is a magical realism, and the picture is based on the reality of everyday, but there are hints of illusion. This name was created in 1925 by a German art historian and critic Franz N. in a book named "Nagic Expressionism: Magisher and Realism". Ecological abstraction flourished in the 1930s What is realism? Realism can be defined as a technique used to accurately represent the reality, also known as Campbell. Realism and Romanticism Modernism Realism Realism: 1860-1890 Realism is a response to the unique luxurious romantic ideal in the late 18th and early 19th century. Realism criticizes Romanticism and transcendence in literary works. In politics, realism deals with the fact that if people pursue prudent foreign policy, there is "an unpleasant fact in world politics" (Drezner). American foreign policy: realism. Principle and theological term: 1830-1860 Romanticism Romanticism comes from a reaction to the extensive rationalism that dominates the United States and limits the intellectual life of America. When romanticism is established, a new era of imagination appears.

A portrait of Francis Bacon - Francis Bacon was born as a British parent in Dublin, Ireland. F. When Bacon grew and became more independent, he spent most of the time there, so he went to Berlin. Then he returned to Paris, then returned to London and began working as an interior designer. Bacon has never been to art school since 1926-27 and started work on watercolor painting, and in Pablo Picasso's work exhibition he became a catalyst to draw his first work and picture. The influence of the biological form in Picasso's work is clear in the main paintings of Picasso's first "three letter study" based on the crucifixion of 1944. Francis Bacon's self-portrait is an unforgettable image that reminds people's thoughts on the vulnerability of the human body, especially the elderly. This work reflects the mortality rate and death rate expressed in a depressing color and a sparse image. The audience is forced to contemplate the impact of time on the body and real death bringing us closer to the time of death. Self-portrait] - self-awareness and ongoing self-development words: 1098 words This section analyzes previous research and presents themselves by presenting their connection to support my role as a future manager I will explain recognition and ongoing self-development. Self-recognition Self-recognition is a term widely discussed not only in psychology but also in business and management. There are many authors trying to figure out various definitions. A portrait of Francis Bacon - Francis Bacon was born as a British parent in Dublin, Ireland. F. When Bacon grew and became more independent, he spent most of the time there, so he went to Berlin. Then he returned to Paris, then returned to London and began working as an interior designer. Bacon has never been to art school since 1926-27 and started work on watercolor painting, and in Pablo Picasso's work exhibition he became a catalyst to draw his first work and picture. - Portrait from the beginning of history Since the beginning of the artistic Impressionism, Cubism and Surrealism, there have been various art movements to mention a couple of examples. The first artist is world famous Picasso. Born in Málaga in southern Spain in 1881, died in 1973. He moved to Paris in April 1904. Because it is the capital of the art of the world. In the 1960s and 1970s, the resurrection of portraits. British artists such as Lucien Freud (grandson of Sigmund Freud) and Francis Bacon created powerful paintings. The portrait of bacon is known for its nightmares-like character. In May 2008, Freud's Portrait Interest Director's sleep in 1995 was auctioned at $ 33.6 million by Christie's New York City and established a world record of the sale value of paintings by living artists. Warhol is one of the most prolific portrait painters of the 20th century. Warhol's painting "Marilyn Monroe's Marilyn Shooting" is an early example of the work in the early 1960's, and Pop Prince Prince Prince's Orange Prince (1984) all shows Warhol, a later example Unique Portrait Style

A portrait of Francis Bacon - Francis Bacon was born as a British parent in Dublin, Ireland. F. When Bacon grew and became more independent, he spent most of the time there, so he went to Berlin. Then he returned to Paris, then returned to London and began working as an interior designer. Bacon has never been to art school since 1926-27 and started work on watercolor painting, and in Pablo Picasso's work exhibition he became a catalyst to draw his first work and picture. The influence of the biological form in Picasso's work is clear in the main paintings of Picasso's first "three letter study" based on the crucifixion of 1944. Francis Bacon's self-portrait is an unforgettable image that reminds people's thoughts on the vulnerability of the human body, especially the elderly. This work reflects the mortality rate and death rate expressed in a depressing color and a sparse image. The audience is forced to contemplate the impact of time on the body and real death bringing us closer to the time of death. Self-portrait] - self-awareness and ongoing self-development words: 1098 words This section analyzes previous research and presents themselves by presenting their connection to support my role as a future manager I will explain recognition and ongoing self-development. Self-recognition Self-recognition is a term widely discussed not only in psychology but also in business and management. There are many authors trying to figure out various definitions. A portrait of Francis Bacon - Francis Bacon was born as a British parent in Dublin, Ireland. F. When Bacon grew and became more independent, he spent most of the time there, so he went to Berlin. Then he returned to Paris, then returned to London and began working as an interior designer. Bacon has never been to art school since 1926-27 and started work on watercolor painting, and in Pablo Picasso's work exhibition he became a catalyst to draw his first work and picture. - Portrait from the beginning of history Since the beginning of the artistic Impressionism, Cubism and Surrealism, there have been various art movements to mention a couple of examples. The first artist is world famous Picasso. Born in Málaga in southern Spain in 1881, died in 1973. He moved to Paris in April 1904. Because it is the capital of the art of the world. In the 1960s and 1970s, the resurrection of portraits. British artists such as Lucien Freud (grandson of Sigmund Freud) and Francis Bacon created powerful paintings. The portrait of bacon is known for its nightmares-like character. In May 2008, Freud's Portrait Interest Director's sleep in 1995 was auctioned at $ 33.6 million by Christie's New York City and established a world record of the sale value of paintings by living artists. Warhol is one of the most prolific portrait painters of the 20th century. Warhol's painting "Marilyn Monroe's Marilyn Shooting" is an early example of the work in the early 1960's, and Pop Prince Prince Prince's Orange Prince (1984) all shows Warhol, a later example Unique Portrait Style

The emergence of realism in the nineteenth century, realism, effective literary and artistic movements emerged from the mid-19th century to the latter half of the 19th century. There are many factors that contribute to the emergence of realism, reaction to romanticism, interest in scientific methods, systematization of documentary history research, and the influence of reasonable philosophy (Chase). In realism, the details and causal relationship between the environment and the environment form the basis for exploring human values ​​and fate, which in turn focuses on individuals and their social environment. Realism was originally a literary movement, correspondence and deviation to the idealism of Romantic era. Realism appeared mainly in the literature, the novel, in the second half of the 19th century. Realism is characterized by an attention to detail and an attempt to reproduce the reality. Therefore, the plot is no longer the center of focus of the author, but rather creates an interesting and complex role first. Realism also emphasizes the material and material details of life, not the natural world characterized by a romantic era. Many realistic novelists deviate from the soft aspect of romanticism such as strong kindness and idealism. Because they believe that these features distort the harsh reality of life. Realism highlights an accurate description of settings, dresses, and roles that seems to be inappropriate for early writers. Realism appeared in the second half of the 19th century in response to an idealized romantic art. Rear list artists focus on lower classes and attempt to portray the usual observable world accurately and objectively while criticizing the established social and political order. Realism became widespread when photos were introduced as a source of new visual images. Cubism is considered by the most influential artistic style of the 20th century and started in Paris at the beginning of this century with Picasso and Black. The cubist painter uses a simplified geometric form to represent the subject from multiple angles. They often break up, analyze and reassemble objects in abstract form to explain real decomposition and reconstruction. Literary realism began with French literature (Stendhal) and Russian literature (Alexander Pushkin) in the mid-nineteenth century and has become part of the realistic art movement from the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century. Literary realism tries to express familiar things. Realist writers choose not to use romantic or similar style presentations but to draw daily and mediocre activities and experiences. Realism has been widespread in art for many years and is mainly a matter of technology and training, avoiding stylization. In visual art, fantastic realism is an accurate representation of living matter, viewpoint, and details of light and color. Photorealistic works of art may emphasize ugly or dirty works such as social realism, regionalism or sinking realism in the kitchen

The emergence of realism in the nineteenth century, realism, effective literary and artistic movements emerged from the mid-19th century to the latter half of the 19th century. There are many factors that contribute to the emergence of realism, reaction to romanticism, interest in scientific methods, systematization of documentary history research, and the influence of reasonable philosophy (Chase). In realism, the details and causal relationship between the environment and the environment form the basis for exploring human values ​​and fate, which in turn focuses on individuals and their social environment. Realism was originally a literary movement, correspondence and deviation to the idealism of Romantic era. Realism appeared mainly in the literature, the novel, in the second half of the 19th century. Realism is characterized by an attention to detail and an attempt to reproduce the reality. Therefore, the plot is no longer the center of focus of the author, but rather creates an interesting and complex role first. Realism also emphasizes the material and material details of life, not the natural world characterized by a romantic era. Many realistic novelists deviate from the soft aspect of romanticism such as strong kindness and idealism. Because they believe that these features distort the harsh reality of life. Realism highlights an accurate description of settings, dresses, and roles that seems to be inappropriate for early writers. Realism appeared in the second half of the 19th century in response to an idealized romantic art. Rear list artists focus on lower classes and attempt to portray the usual observable world accurately and objectively while criticizing the established social and political order. Realism became widespread when photos were introduced as a source of new visual images. Cubism is considered by the most influential artistic style of the 20th century and started in Paris at the beginning of this century with Picasso and Black. The cubist painter uses a simplified geometric form to represent the subject from multiple angles. They often break up, analyze and reassemble objects in abstract form to explain real decomposition and reconstruction. Literary realism began with French literature (Stendhal) and Russian literature (Alexander Pushkin) in the mid-nineteenth century and has become part of the realistic art movement from the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century. Literary realism tries to express familiar things. Realist writers choose not to use romantic or similar style presentations but to draw daily and mediocre activities and experiences. Realism has been widespread in art for many years and is mainly a matter of technology and training, avoiding stylization. In visual art, fantastic realism is an accurate representation of living matter, viewpoint, and details of light and color. Photorealistic works of art may emphasize ugly or dirty works such as social realism, regionalism or sinking realism in the kitchen

Disappointed: Perspective of the artist, have you ever joined Paul? There are a few things that distract you or surprise you. Everyone is shocked by the wonderful things in life. For some people this may be a genius caught in the best creation of buildings, because some may be paintings, photographs or sculptures, and for others this is A natural brilliance, a new hope impressionist or a painter of the Pennsylvania Impressionists are rich in the landscape of Pennsylvania, and they draw around their beauty every time. "I hope that this will trigger the system to break, like a parisaron in the 19th century, it seems that bureaucrats and maintenance workers have combined the power and killed the field of work, Gonzertz said, He said he is not a person who regretted the decision, but Americans have not agreed to believe that the entire world of contemporary art is dead. " "As important as Edward Hopper, he is an important artist who draws beautiful and unforgettable paintings," he said. Fauvisms followed the Impressionists and post-impressionists, often considered the first "modern" art type. As the Impressionist Party completely changed the light, Fauvism also reconsidered the color and painted a canvas with a bright wild color. After Fauvism, contemporary art began to evolve from expressionism to objective art work, evocation of emotion, cubism, three-dimensional reality to flat canvas art and abstract art. These new forms of art break down the limitations of the concept of traditional "art" and respond to similar rapid changes in human society, technology and thinking. An important aspect of Impressionist paintings is the rapid appearance of light on the surface and the change in atmospheric conditions. Impressionist painters hope to create contemporary art by capturing the short-lived illumination conditions with fast pace of modern life. They paint outdoors (in the air) to capture the appearance of light as they flush and fade in while working Post-Impressionists are known for their diverse and unique style and their subjective perceptions of the surrounding world and pioneered a new approach to painting at the turn of the century. Unlike their former Impressionists and subsequent Fauvisms, post-Impressionist artists did not unite through a single aesthetic approach. Instead, summarizing them is a common concern in publicly exploring artist ideas. Given that the post-Impressionist painting style, techniques, and even the themes are diverse, it may be difficult to define the movement. But by tracing its history, identifying that artist and pointing out its distinctive features, you can start to understand the history and symbolism of that movement.

Disappointed: Perspective of the artist, have you ever joined Paul? There are a few things that distract you or surprise you. Everyone is shocked by the wonderful things in life. For some people this may be a genius caught in the best creation of buildings, because some may be paintings, photographs or sculptures, and for others this is A natural brilliance, a new hope impressionist or a painter of the Pennsylvania Impressionists are rich in the landscape of Pennsylvania, and they draw around their beauty every time. "I hope that this will trigger the system to break, like a parisaron in the 19th century, it seems that bureaucrats and maintenance workers have combined the power and killed the field of work, Gonzertz said, He said he is not a person who regretted the decision, but Americans have not agreed to believe that the entire world of contemporary art is dead. " "As important as Edward Hopper, he is an important artist who draws beautiful and unforgettable paintings," he said. Fauvisms followed the Impressionists and post-impressionists, often considered the first "modern" art type. As the Impressionist Party completely changed the light, Fauvism also reconsidered the color and painted a canvas with a bright wild color. After Fauvism, contemporary art began to evolve from expressionism to objective art work, evocation of emotion, cubism, three-dimensional reality to flat canvas art and abstract art. These new forms of art break down the limitations of the concept of traditional "art" and respond to similar rapid changes in human society, technology and thinking. An important aspect of Impressionist paintings is the rapid appearance of light on the surface and the change in atmospheric conditions. Impressionist painters hope to create contemporary art by capturing the short-lived illumination conditions with fast pace of modern life. They paint outdoors (in the air) to capture the appearance of light as they flush and fade in while working Post-Impressionists are known for their diverse and unique style and their subjective perceptions of the surrounding world and pioneered a new approach to painting at the turn of the century. Unlike their former Impressionists and subsequent Fauvisms, post-Impressionist artists did not unite through a single aesthetic approach. Instead, summarizing them is a common concern in publicly exploring artist ideas. Given that the post-Impressionist painting style, techniques, and even the themes are diverse, it may be difficult to define the movement. But by tracing its history, identifying that artist and pointing out its distinctive features, you can start to understand the history and symbolism of that movement.

Jacob Lawrence of the shoe store is one of the most creative and wonderful artists of the 20th century. He passed away at the age of 82 on June 9, 2000. Through the experience and use of cubist style Jacob was pioneered by Picasso and George Braque, he became the first artist to win the world famous position at the age of 21. Jacobs further defined his style as dynamic cubism. Bold water paint, corner of the plate, and paper use is a way to express his own creations. Orindatus - O.SB or known as Datus but decided to learn the transaction. With his career choice, he chose to make shoes, this is a strange choice. By the 1840 's, the footwear industry was not just a low level job, but a mechanized industry centered on Massachusetts State Rin and Haverhill factories. As slaves, Wall Street children may wear cheap shoes that are mass produced at the New England factory. But this transaction is attractive to Orindatus. It is neither loud nor tired but dangerous, leaving enough time to think, read and talk. With the amazing regularity of the 18th century and the 19th century, the shoemaker turned to a radical idea. The last surviving members of the Boston Tea ceremony were shoemakers. An unbalanced mob rode his boots by kicking the door of Bastille. "People of the philosophical world" became pioneers of British tyrant in the 1830s, became a German revolutionary in 1848. Newspaper and book 16. Shoemaker - Using leather, the shoe store customizes each pair of shoes and boots. Adjustment - Measures the customer and cuts the fabric to produce custom-made clothes. 18. Weaver - Dye wool and cotton and weave the thread into the fabric. 19. Wheelwright - cut wood and bind it with metal to make the wheel 20 However, by the middle of the 18th century, the footwear industry began commercialization on an unprecedented scale. The outbreak of family handicraft industry has attracted the attention of developed countries and thousands of shoemakers are working 24 hours a day to meet their needs (like the long tail of the above-mentioned translation company). "All its steps are influenced by the most sophisticated and precise dynamics All the details are done by a successful application of mechanical force All components are precise, uniform, and accurate The first step in the process, I do not know what people are trying to follow him, so it is not a shoe shop but a soldier who got injured who can learn his / her duties within a few hours . "

Jacob Lawrence of the shoe store is one of the most creative and wonderful artists of the 20th century. He passed away at the age of 82 on June 9, 2000. Through the experience and use of cubist style Jacob was pioneered by Picasso and George Braque, he became the first artist to win the world famous position at the age of 21. Jacobs further defined his style as dynamic cubism. Bold water paint, corner of the plate, and paper use is a way to express his own creations. Orindatus - O.SB or known as Datus but decided to learn the transaction. With his career choice, he chose to make shoes, this is a strange choice. By the 1840 's, the footwear industry was not just a low level job, but a mechanized industry centered on Massachusetts State Rin and Haverhill factories. As slaves, Wall Street children may wear cheap shoes that are mass produced at the New England factory. But this transaction is attractive to Orindatus. It is neither loud nor tired but dangerous, leaving enough time to think, read and talk. With the amazing regularity of the 18th century and the 19th century, the shoemaker turned to a radical idea. The last surviving members of the Boston Tea ceremony were shoemakers. An unbalanced mob rode his boots by kicking the door of Bastille. "People of the philosophical world" became pioneers of British tyrant in the 1830s, became a German revolutionary in 1848. Newspaper and book 16. Shoemaker - Using leather, the shoe store customizes each pair of shoes and boots. Adjustment - Measures the customer and cuts the fabric to produce custom-made clothes. 18. Weaver - Dye wool and cotton and weave the thread into the fabric. 19. Wheelwright - cut wood and bind it with metal to make the wheel 20 However, by the middle of the 18th century, the footwear industry began commercialization on an unprecedented scale. The outbreak of family handicraft industry has attracted the attention of developed countries and thousands of shoemakers are working 24 hours a day to meet their needs (like the long tail of the above-mentioned translation company). "All its steps are influenced by the most sophisticated and precise dynamics All the details are done by a successful application of mechanical force All components are precise, uniform, and accurate The first step in the process, I do not know what people are trying to follow him, so it is not a shoe shop but a soldier who got injured who can learn his / her duties within a few hours . "

Picasso: Guernica said, "I draw objects based on my idea, but I did not see it." These are Pablo Ruiz Y Picasso, who was a famous talent in the 19th and 20th centuries It is a wise word of the artist. Many people are thinking him as the most influential artist. Many of his works, including Avignon's daughters in front of the mirror, Majory and Girls, will provide a tone for many artists. However, Guernica draws a picture of a nearly perfect emotional picture that depicts what happened in a desperate era and is one of his most famous works. Pablo Picasso, also known as Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Luis Picasso (1901 years ago) Perfect PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoCrispín CrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, (born October 25, 1881, Málaga, Spain - in April, France Mougins) who died on August 8, 1973, a Spanish expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the most influential of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges · Black) One of artists and creators. (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name) Picasso was born in Málaga, Spain in 1881. His parents, Don José Luis and Donamaria Lopez, are his name as Pablo Luis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized at Iglesia de Santiago. Picasso was declared "a delicate child" as illness affects his kidney between 1881 and 1890. He is a private school where he has never learned a letter or arithmetic Sent. During this time, he began to draw in his father's lesson. In blue era (1901-1903), Picasso 's painting mainly in blue. This particular color effectively conveys a pessimistic tone. The reason for choosing blue is irritated tone, Picasso 's friend 卡 萨 奇 马斯 suicide. The work of the blue age is very sentimental, but we need to remember that Picasso was a teenager away from home for the first time, living in a very harsh environment Barcelona Pablo Picasso's Guernica is one of the most acclaimed paintings of history. This work was painted not only after the bombing but also beautiful, as well as anti-war Painting Gurney Card. Guernica Picasso will support the citizens' attention to the Spanish Civil War and combine with Prominence. Pablo Picasso is strong, he has decided to play a role in changing the view of the civil war society, believe war is wrong. Like this kind of street art and political cartoon, this iconic traditional painting helps bring peace to Spain finally by persuading the public by looking at the problem from the viewpoint of the artist

Picasso: Guernica said, "I draw objects based on my idea, but I did not see it." These are Pablo Ruiz Y Picasso, who was a famous talent in the 19th and 20th centuries It is a wise word of the artist. Many people are thinking him as the most influential artist. Many of his works, including Avignon's daughters in front of the mirror, Majory and Girls, will provide a tone for many artists. However, Guernica draws a picture of a nearly perfect emotional picture that depicts what happened in a desperate era and is one of his most famous works. Pablo Picasso, also known as Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Luis Picasso (1901 years ago) Perfect PabloDiegoJoséFranciscode Paula JuanNepomucenoCrispín CrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuiz Picasso, (born October 25, 1881, Málaga, Spain - in April, France Mougins) who died on August 8, 1973, a Spanish expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramics, stage designer, the most influential of the 20th century's greatest, Cubism (Georges · Black) One of artists and creators. (For details on Picasso name, please refer to the study of the note, Picasso's full name) Picasso was born in Málaga, Spain in 1881. His parents, Don José Luis and Donamaria Lopez, are his name as Pablo Luis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized at Iglesia de Santiago. Picasso was declared "a delicate child" as illness affects his kidney between 1881 and 1890. He is a private school where he has never learned a letter or arithmetic Sent. During this time, he began to draw in his father's lesson. In blue era (1901-1903), Picasso 's painting mainly in blue. This particular color effectively conveys a pessimistic tone. The reason for choosing blue is irritated tone, Picasso 's friend 卡 萨 奇 马斯 suicide. The work of the blue age is very sentimental, but we need to remember that Picasso was a teenager away from home for the first time, living in a very harsh environment Barcelona Pablo Picasso's Guernica is one of the most acclaimed paintings of history. This work was painted not only after the bombing but also beautiful, as well as anti-war Painting Gurney Card. Guernica Picasso will support the citizens' attention to the Spanish Civil War and combine with Prominence. Pablo Picasso is strong, he has decided to play a role in changing the view of the civil war society, believe war is wrong. Like this kind of street art and political cartoon, this iconic traditional painting helps bring peace to Spain finally by persuading the public by looking at the problem from the viewpoint of the artist

The importance of Glendell and the human value of Glendell and John Gardner are quite uneasy, but there are also happy moments. The reason for these contrasting emotions is usually Glendel himself. When he turned into a very cruel monster from deliberate, nearly kind creatures despising hope, we made ourselves happy and felt sick at different moments. But with this element its purpose is far beyond simple and good literature - it helps readers understand the importance of human values. The comparison of Glowell's picture of Beowulf and Gardner's Grendel's Grundel, John Gardner's novel Grundel is quite different from Beowulf's epic. Grendel is a nonhuman with human qualities. In every talk, there is no indication of the kind of Glendell and what Glendell is like. The only idea about the reader's view about Glendell is the little advice given by the author. - Story of Seamus Heaney In Beowulf, Grendel is a slimy green wetland monster with human emotions, but it was portrayed as a terrible beast and abandoned by Anglo-Saxon society. Glendell is portrayed as a terrible thirsty beast, but he constantly eats Danish people in Heroth, so he has some features of human madness. Glendell has the ability to feel human emotions such as jealousy and fear. The importance of Glendell and the human value of Glendell and John Gardner are quite uneasy, but there are also happy moments. The reason for these contrasting emotions is usually Glendel himself. When he turned into a very cruel monster from deliberate, nearly kind creatures despising hope, we made ourselves happy and felt sick at different moments. - Misunderstanding of Glendell's art Humans have been using art to respond to their environment for centuries. The use of icons, perspectives, and Cubism reflects the culture and society of those days. However, art is often not a reflection, it is misunderstood as a substitute or creation of reality. John Gardner took this attitude on his novel "Grundel" John Gardner 's Grundel is a revised heroic epic Beowulf, but the view changed. Beowulf 's opponent and Gardner' s work - Glendell 's nominal features, Glendell' s opinion. In Glendell, Gardner is personalizing Grundel by emphasizing the similarity between Glendell's life and human life. Through Gardner's reflection on the human feelings of Grendel, human development and human faults, this seemingly opposite, strange character is understood, becoming "human".

The importance of Glendell and the human value of Glendell and John Gardner are quite uneasy, but there are also happy moments. The reason for these contrasting emotions is usually Glendel himself. When he turned into a very cruel monster from deliberate, nearly kind creatures despising hope, we made ourselves happy and felt sick at different moments. But with this element its purpose is far beyond simple and good literature - it helps readers understand the importance of human values. The comparison of Glowell's picture of Beowulf and Gardner's Grendel's Grundel, John Gardner's novel Grundel is quite different from Beowulf's epic. Grendel is a nonhuman with human qualities. In every talk, there is no indication of the kind of Glendell and what Glendell is like. The only idea about the reader's view about Glendell is the little advice given by the author. - Story of Seamus Heaney In Beowulf, Grendel is a slimy green wetland monster with human emotions, but it was portrayed as a terrible beast and abandoned by Anglo-Saxon society. Glendell is portrayed as a terrible thirsty beast, but he constantly eats Danish people in Heroth, so he has some features of human madness. Glendell has the ability to feel human emotions such as jealousy and fear. The importance of Glendell and the human value of Glendell and John Gardner are quite uneasy, but there are also happy moments. The reason for these contrasting emotions is usually Glendel himself. When he turned into a very cruel monster from deliberate, nearly kind creatures despising hope, we made ourselves happy and felt sick at different moments. - Misunderstanding of Glendell's art Humans have been using art to respond to their environment for centuries. The use of icons, perspectives, and Cubism reflects the culture and society of those days. However, art is often not a reflection, it is misunderstood as a substitute or creation of reality. John Gardner took this attitude on his novel "Grundel" John Gardner 's Grundel is a revised heroic epic Beowulf, but the view changed. Beowulf 's opponent and Gardner' s work - Glendell 's nominal features, Glendell' s opinion. In Glendell, Gardner is personalizing Grundel by emphasizing the similarity between Glendell's life and human life. Through Gardner's reflection on the human feelings of Grendel, human development and human faults, this seemingly opposite, strange character is understood, becoming "human".

In the early 20th century, artists such as Pablo Picasso and Andre Derain were inspired by the bold and abstract design seen in African tribal masks. They collect and use these works of art to influence their cubism and the style of Forvist. In fact, they use African culture to recreate the tired tradition of figure painting in Western art. Therefore, we now tend to appreciate the bold design and abstract patterns of African masks through the eyes of Europeans. As the exhibits on the walls of museums, they are very different from their original meanings and magical powers. But this is not the way they designed African masks should be regarded as part of ritual costumes. They are used for religious and social activities to represent the soul of their ancestors and to dominate the forces of good and evil of the community. Their lives, their spirit are owned by dance performances, and are enhanced by the music and atmosphere at that time. Some people combine the characteristics of people and animals to connect people and the environment of nature. This connection to nature is very important for Africans and people are accustomed to using masks to express this relationship among generations. The history of the African mask dates back to the Paleolithic age. These masks play an important role in African culture. In the past, masks were used in various rituals. These masks are made of metal, wood, cloth and so on. Their unique design, and most importantly, the idea of ​​making these masks make African masks an important place for world-famous art galleries. Art history enthusiasts and collectors are also interested in collecting these masks as well. World famous painter Picasso met Africa mask in 1907 and was surprised at its design and meaning. African masks are mostly shaped like a face or a specific animal tone. The African culture is very stylized to distinguish something's appearance from its essence. These masks are used to represent abstract themes that describe styling. Animals are a common theme in the art of mask making Africa. They represent the spirit of animals, animals hold masks and themselves become animals, for example allowing communication with animals by keeping animals away from the village. In other cases, animals are a symbol of virtue. The most common animals represented by masks are Buffalo, Hyena, Eagle, Alligator, Antelope. Antelope is one of the most widely used animal masks. It symbolizes agriculture and is worn to achieve better crops. Horn represents the growth of millet, the root of a plant, and the ear represents a song that women sing during harvesting. The mask representing the value can also be in the form of a human

In the early 20th century, artists such as Pablo Picasso and Andre Derain were inspired by the bold and abstract design seen in African tribal masks. They collect and use these works of art to influence their cubism and the style of Forvist. In fact, they use African culture to recreate the tired tradition of figure painting in Western art. Therefore, we now tend to appreciate the bold design and abstract patterns of African masks through the eyes of Europeans. As the exhibits on the walls of museums, they are very different from their original meanings and magical powers. But this is not the way they designed African masks should be regarded as part of ritual costumes. They are used for religious and social activities to represent the soul of their ancestors and to dominate the forces of good and evil of the community. Their lives, their spirit are owned by dance performances, and are enhanced by the music and atmosphere at that time. Some people combine the characteristics of people and animals to connect people and the environment of nature. This connection to nature is very important for Africans and people are accustomed to using masks to express this relationship among generations. The history of the African mask dates back to the Paleolithic age. These masks play an important role in African culture. In the past, masks were used in various rituals. These masks are made of metal, wood, cloth and so on. Their unique design, and most importantly, the idea of ​​making these masks make African masks an important place for world-famous art galleries. Art history enthusiasts and collectors are also interested in collecting these masks as well. World famous painter Picasso met Africa mask in 1907 and was surprised at its design and meaning. African masks are mostly shaped like a face or a specific animal tone. The African culture is very stylized to distinguish something's appearance from its essence. These masks are used to represent abstract themes that describe styling. Animals are a common theme in the art of mask making Africa. They represent the spirit of animals, animals hold masks and themselves become animals, for example allowing communication with animals by keeping animals away from the village. In other cases, animals are a symbol of virtue. The most common animals represented by masks are Buffalo, Hyena, Eagle, Alligator, Antelope. Antelope is one of the most widely used animal masks. It symbolizes agriculture and is worn to achieve better crops. Horn represents the growth of millet, the root of a plant, and the ear represents a song that women sing during harvesting. The mask representing the value can also be in the form of a human

In 1937, Pablo Picasso used his own "Gernica" to portray magnificent events in history. And I used visual symbols, lines, spaces, lights and colors to admire the viewers behind the theme of the art symbol itself. Truth The used line leads to a specific image conveying the story; the space of the entire work is oddly filled with a lot of jagged and sharp shapes using positive and negative spaces. Light and color illuminate the actual scene. Understanding and understanding how an artist uses these three basic tools will lead us through the meaning and logic of art. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz Picasso Pablo Pica was born in Malaga in 1881 and is the son of a respected art teacher, enrolled in the Barcelona Academy at the age of 14 under the influence of his father. This is where he painted his first wonderful work, "Barefooted Girl". After two years school education, Picasso even shifted to a senior tutor. This is not consistent with Picasso's interest, so he spends most of his time at a cafe and a brothel. - Pablo Picasso Resume Pablo Ruiz Y Picasso is the most famous artist in the 20th century. He was born on October 25, 1881 in Málaga, Spain. Picasso has shown a wonderful talent since childhood. He likes drawing pictures of urban life and he is fascinated by the circus. He also likes to draw the lives of poor people around his house, and he is very poor.

In 1937, Pablo Picasso used his own "Gernica" to portray magnificent events in history. And I used visual symbols, lines, spaces, lights and colors to admire the viewers behind the theme of the art symbol itself. Truth The used line leads to a specific image conveying the story; the space of the entire work is oddly filled with a lot of jagged and sharp shapes using positive and negative spaces. Light and color illuminate the actual scene. Understanding and understanding how an artist uses these three basic tools will lead us through the meaning and logic of art. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz Picasso Pablo Pica was born in Malaga in 1881 and is the son of a respected art teacher, enrolled in the Barcelona Academy at the age of 14 under the influence of his father. This is where he painted his first wonderful work, "Barefooted Girl". After two years school education, Picasso even shifted to a senior tutor. This is not consistent with Picasso's interest, so he spends most of his time at a cafe and a brothel. - Pablo Picasso Resume Pablo Ruiz Y Picasso is the most famous artist in the 20th century. He was born on October 25, 1881 in Málaga, Spain. Picasso has shown a wonderful talent since childhood. He likes drawing pictures of urban life and he is fascinated by the circus. He also likes to draw the lives of poor people around his house, and he is very poor.

In the family of Picasso's acrobat, there is a monkey in the evolution ladder of Picasso's "family of acrobats and monkeys". A ladder like the direction of a character shows a parade of evolution. Sitting at the top of the ladder, like King Arthur, is a father, a tall and powerful man. He overlooked his royal family and was standing on the family as if he were the king of the throne. He is the only ruler so he has to make himself different. This is reflected in his arm's position and he is close to his body, as an independent child refuses to hold his mother's hand while crossing the road. The young Pablo Picasso, in 1905, created the Acrobat family with monkeys in various media. This represents the most likely family in the Picasso era. Through the use of a diagonal composition to create a sense of dynamic movement, Through the use of unique brush strokes, bright colors and warm colors, Picasso has emotional feelings in his family environment during his rose I caught it. With his previous work. Analysis of late youthhood and Cubism By choosing the theme of the Acrobat family and depicting the family's environment, Picasso focused on the concept of maternity and maternity and continued to raise awareness of human suffering. Unlike Matisse's "joy of life" that depicts the ideal modern life, Picasso is paying more attention to the lower class of society. As a common theme of Picasso's painting during this period, the concept of the acrobatic family and the affection for mother and child actually appeared in countless paintings of his rose era. On the other hand, animals are also a common theme of the Picasso Rose era. As completed by Picasso in 1906, like the boy who led the horse, the animals here also participated in the painting. Even if these elements are combined, a harmonious effect can be obtained. Parents' heads are tilted down, only monkeys are leaning up, this indicates a natural layer.

In the family of Picasso's acrobat, there is a monkey in the evolution ladder of Picasso's "family of acrobats and monkeys". A ladder like the direction of a character shows a parade of evolution. Sitting at the top of the ladder, like King Arthur, is a father, a tall and powerful man. He overlooked his royal family and was standing on the family as if he were the king of the throne. He is the only ruler so he has to make himself different. This is reflected in his arm's position and he is close to his body, as an independent child refuses to hold his mother's hand while crossing the road. The young Pablo Picasso, in 1905, created the Acrobat family with monkeys in various media. This represents the most likely family in the Picasso era. Through the use of a diagonal composition to create a sense of dynamic movement, Through the use of unique brush strokes, bright colors and warm colors, Picasso has emotional feelings in his family environment during his rose I caught it. With his previous work. Analysis of late youthhood and Cubism By choosing the theme of the Acrobat family and depicting the family's environment, Picasso focused on the concept of maternity and maternity and continued to raise awareness of human suffering. Unlike Matisse's "joy of life" that depicts the ideal modern life, Picasso is paying more attention to the lower class of society. As a common theme of Picasso's painting during this period, the concept of the acrobatic family and the affection for mother and child actually appeared in countless paintings of his rose era. On the other hand, animals are also a common theme of the Picasso Rose era. As completed by Picasso in 1906, like the boy who led the horse, the animals here also participated in the painting. Even if these elements are combined, a harmonious effect can be obtained. Parents' heads are tilted down, only monkeys are leaning up, this indicates a natural layer.

Music has always had a strong influence on people around the world. There is no sign of this change. Everyone has plenty of genres and sub genres, new hit songs and ancient classics, songs and compositions, and this number is constantly increasing. It is almost impossible to listen to all the songs I wrote, nobody will do this, but all bands and singers want to listen to their music. That's why album art is an important part of every music CD and consumers can purchase music that they do not like. There is no specific date for African art. This is the reason most art dates from the 19th century to the early 20th century. Many 20th century artists admire and collect the art of Africa. They enjoy bold colors, expressions, and shapes, creating a new starting point in the history of art. The art of Africa is mainly dedicated to life confirmation activities such as healing, joy, protection, transformation. Today, we have witnessed the overwhelming recovery of Dadaism, a European avant - garde art movement in the early twentieth century. For nearly a century since its establishment, so-called New Dadaism has begun to take on a new form, the spread of this "anti-art" movement is more popular than ever. This is a glimpse of the 21st century art world - there may be more trends and fashion to fill the entire series of articles! Our history is defined by continuous art movement, but perhaps for at least a while, please enjoy the millions of artists who enjoy the restoration period and do not match the rules and movements. "... is the art movement in the early 20th century that brought European paintings and sculptures from the history to contemporary art of the 20th century Various forms of Cubism inspired the movement of literature and architecture in the 20th century It is thought to be one of the most influential art movements, widely used in various art works (Paris, Montmartre, Montparnasse, etc.) made in Paris in the 1910s and continues until the 20th century. Age ... "(Wikipedia)

Music has always had a strong influence on people around the world. There is no sign of this change. Everyone has plenty of genres and sub genres, new hit songs and ancient classics, songs and compositions, and this number is constantly increasing. It is almost impossible to listen to all the songs I wrote, nobody will do this, but all bands and singers want to listen to their music. That's why album art is an important part of every music CD and consumers can purchase music that they do not like. There is no specific date for African art. This is the reason most art dates from the 19th century to the early 20th century. Many 20th century artists admire and collect the art of Africa. They enjoy bold colors, expressions, and shapes, creating a new starting point in the history of art. The art of Africa is mainly dedicated to life confirmation activities such as healing, joy, protection, transformation. Today, we have witnessed the overwhelming recovery of Dadaism, a European avant - garde art movement in the early twentieth century. For nearly a century since its establishment, so-called New Dadaism has begun to take on a new form, the spread of this "anti-art" movement is more popular than ever. This is a glimpse of the 21st century art world - there may be more trends and fashion to fill the entire series of articles! Our history is defined by continuous art movement, but perhaps for at least a while, please enjoy the millions of artists who enjoy the restoration period and do not match the rules and movements. "... is the art movement in the early 20th century that brought European paintings and sculptures from the history to contemporary art of the 20th century Various forms of Cubism inspired the movement of literature and architecture in the 20th century It is thought to be one of the most influential art movements, widely used in various art works (Paris, Montmartre, Montparnasse, etc.) made in Paris in the 1910s and continues until the 20th century. Age ... "(Wikipedia)

Jacob eventually prospered in the art world during the Great Depression of the 1920s, painted the life of African-Americans in Harlem, issued social statements to explain where they are, African-American artists is. Life for a period of time, this makes his art important, for the audience who admired his work. Without the formal training of painting it is easy for Jacob to ignore rules that were separated from other African-American painters and others in their era. Jacob Lawrence is an African-American painter. Like many blacks in the early 19th century, Lawrence's parents moved from Virginia to New York to seek opportunities and freedom. Inspired by his parents' trip, Lawrence started drawing black immigrants in 1940. Jacob Lawrence 's family trip took place about 50 years ago, but his story is very similar to my grandmother' s story. Lawrence tells the story of his parents and other black Americans through his paintings. And it was actually gathered up for children's book "Great Migration: The American Story" (1995) In 1941, at the age of 23, Jacob Lawrence created a strong statement that continues to connect with the "migration series" through American visual history. 60 groups of Lawrence in African American epic movements - known as great migration - were drawn on moderate cardboard with text headings. "I want to make a very sparse piece," he said. "You can see it soon." That work was first presented by Editor Halpert, the pioneer gallery owner of that downtown gallery that focused on social realism. "If it is a portrait, it is my own portrait, portrait of my family, portrait of my colleague," Lawrence tells, his long-term career education, including teaching in famous black people and artistic Continued creation. North Carolina Mountain College Jacob Lawrence | Jacob Lawrence is one of the greatest celebrities in the art world of blacks and African-Americans, has drawn the lives of black people and has been exploring various art forms and media. Lawrence first drew the attention of the country his installation drawn a free black movement from the south of the country to the north of the city They settled in the city and worked at the factory. His work stands out among the other Harlem Renaissance artists. He is watching the unique Cubism as jazz and black world. Lawrence continues to draw a series of works for Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Toussaint L'Ouverture, each of which is an integral part of helping blacks find freedom.

Jacob eventually prospered in the art world during the Great Depression of the 1920s, painted the life of African-Americans in Harlem, issued social statements to explain where they are, African-American artists is. Life for a period of time, this makes his art important, for the audience who admired his work. Without the formal training of painting it is easy for Jacob to ignore rules that were separated from other African-American painters and others in their era. Jacob Lawrence is an African-American painter. Like many blacks in the early 19th century, Lawrence's parents moved from Virginia to New York to seek opportunities and freedom. Inspired by his parents' trip, Lawrence started drawing black immigrants in 1940. Jacob Lawrence 's family trip took place about 50 years ago, but his story is very similar to my grandmother' s story. Lawrence tells the story of his parents and other black Americans through his paintings. And it was actually gathered up for children's book "Great Migration: The American Story" (1995) In 1941, at the age of 23, Jacob Lawrence created a strong statement that continues to connect with the "migration series" through American visual history. 60 groups of Lawrence in African American epic movements - known as great migration - were drawn on moderate cardboard with text headings. "I want to make a very sparse piece," he said. "You can see it soon." That work was first presented by Editor Halpert, the pioneer gallery owner of that downtown gallery that focused on social realism. "If it is a portrait, it is my own portrait, portrait of my family, portrait of my colleague," Lawrence tells, his long-term career education, including teaching in famous black people and artistic Continued creation. North Carolina Mountain College Jacob Lawrence | Jacob Lawrence is one of the greatest celebrities in the art world of blacks and African-Americans, has drawn the lives of black people and has been exploring various art forms and media. Lawrence first drew the attention of the country his installation drawn a free black movement from the south of the country to the north of the city They settled in the city and worked at the factory. His work stands out among the other Harlem Renaissance artists. He is watching the unique Cubism as jazz and black world. Lawrence continues to draw a series of works for Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Toussaint L'Ouverture, each of which is an integral part of helping blacks find freedom.

Pablo Diego José Santiago Francisco de Paula Juan Pom Seino Crispino de los Remedes Osiprio de Santisima Trinidad Louis Brasco I Picasso Lopez, or more generally in their twenties The most famous artist of Pablo Picasso. He created over 20,000 paintings. His most famous works of art are "Guernica", "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon", and many cuevist style paintings he created. At the age of 20, he came to sign his mother's maiden name, Picasso and his paintings. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso has been declared "a healthy child" since his illness had influenced his kidney from 1881 to 1890. He was sent to a private school where I never mastered letters and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively conveys a faint coloration. The reason for choosing blue is the frustration tone which is the suicide of Picasso's friend Casachimas. Work in the blue age is very sentimental, but Picasso is still a teenager and please do not forget to live in a very harsh environment in Barcelona.

Pablo Diego José Santiago Francisco de Paula Juan Pom Seino Crispino de los Remedes Osiprio de Santisima Trinidad Louis Brasco I Picasso Lopez, or more generally in their twenties The most famous artist of Pablo Picasso. He created over 20,000 paintings. His most famous works of art are "Guernica", "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon", and many cuevist style paintings he created. At the age of 20, he came to sign his mother's maiden name, Picasso and his paintings. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by a professor of art named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Thanks to his father's background, Picasso's talent was noticed soon and appreciated. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. Pablo Ruiz or Pablo Ruiz Picasso, also known as Pablo Picasso, Complete PabloDiegoJoséFranciscodePaulaJuanNepomucenoCrispínCrispinianoMaríaRemediosdelaSantísimaTrinidadRuizPicasso (before 1901), April 18, August, August, 25 October 1973. , French Mougins), Spanish foreign painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, stage designer, one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, and creator of Cubism (Georges Braque). (For details on the name of Picasso, please refer to the researcher 's memo: Picasso' s full name.) Picasso was born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain. His parents Don Joselhus and Donna Maria Lopez named him Pablo Lewis Picasso. Pablo Picasso was baptized in Santiago church. Picasso has been declared "a healthy child" since his illness had influenced his kidney from 1881 to 1890. He was sent to a private school where I never mastered letters and arithmetic. In the meantime, he started painting under his father's lesson. In the era of blue (1901-1903), Picasso's paintings were focused mainly on blue. This special color effectively conveys a faint coloration. The reason for choosing blue is the frustration tone which is the suicide of Picasso's friend Casachimas. Work in the blue age is very sentimental, but Picasso is still a teenager and please do not forget to live in a very harsh environment in Barcelona.

McMathematics genius is the core element of many art works. The concept of infinite parallel lines brings "perspective" to the world of art from the perspective of the depth of creation and the precise expression of dimensions, but mathematics influences art in a clearer way through art. The introduction of fractal geometry and tessellation as a creative work created a new and innovative art genre. This can be seen in M. C Escher's work. MC Escher occupies a unique position among the most popular artists of the last century. His contemporary people focused on breaking the traditional arts and emphasizing realism and beauty, but I felt his museum was symmetrical and infinite. His attachment to geometry has made him one of the most famous artists of modernism, and his work is as important as ever. Escher's early work is a strange combination of Cubism and traditional woodcut prints. - CGI (Computer Generated Image) is a type of computer graphic design and animation that makes images look like 3D. These images are displayed throughout the media world, industry, and commerce, including print media, television, movies, photography, commercials. CGI is progressing rapidly in software to improve image processing by computer. CGI software for graphic design for theatrical movies McMathematics genius is the core element of many art works. The concept of infinite parallel lines brings "perspective" to the world of art from the perspective of the depth of creation and the precise expression of dimensions, but mathematics influences art in a clearer way through art. - My older brother kept fisting at night so that he could not hear while sleeping. He still has a nightmare, but he does not admit it. He did not talk to me. I dislike him. I am not a child, not a child, but because it has been invaded and changed by the past, I am wearing a pleated skirt and a gentle smile, but I keep a high temperature and high temperature flame.

McMathematics genius is the core element of many art works. The concept of infinite parallel lines brings "perspective" to the world of art from the perspective of the depth of creation and the precise expression of dimensions, but mathematics influences art in a clearer way through art. The introduction of fractal geometry and tessellation as a creative work created a new and innovative art genre. This can be seen in M. C Escher's work. MC Escher occupies a unique position among the most popular artists of the last century. His contemporary people focused on breaking the traditional arts and emphasizing realism and beauty, but I felt his museum was symmetrical and infinite. His attachment to geometry has made him one of the most famous artists of modernism, and his work is as important as ever. Escher's early work is a strange combination of Cubism and traditional woodcut prints. - CGI (Computer Generated Image) is a type of computer graphic design and animation that makes images look like 3D. These images are displayed throughout the media world, industry, and commerce, including print media, television, movies, photography, commercials. CGI is progressing rapidly in software to improve image processing by computer. CGI software for graphic design for theatrical movies McMathematics genius is the core element of many art works. The concept of infinite parallel lines brings "perspective" to the world of art from the perspective of the depth of creation and the precise expression of dimensions, but mathematics influences art in a clearer way through art. - My older brother kept fisting at night so that he could not hear while sleeping. He still has a nightmare, but he does not admit it. He did not talk to me. I dislike him. I am not a child, not a child, but because it has been invaded and changed by the past, I am wearing a pleated skirt and a gentle smile, but I keep a high temperature and high temperature flame.

Most of the art of Renaissance was very religious. The painting of this era is almost completely a Biblical scene, including examples of the pronunciation of the Virgin Mary, the depiction of the baby of Jesus Christ, the crucifixion of Christ, and many other Christian portraits. I can imagine a kind and sincere artist will produce such an angelic art work. As seen in the work of many Renaissance painters, the amazing moral performance does not necessarily reflect the artist's lifestyle. Many novels depict the fictitious life of real artists, or imaginary art life. Imagine ColmTóibín, a masterpiece by James Joyce, or an artist in the floating world of Shihei Ichiro. If you notice that these are all about male novels, that is the point. Scanning literature quickly suggests that writers' eyes are most often directed to male artists and their creative processes and passions. But the focus of recent culture is whether it is a television drama dedicated to describing a female movie writer as a man as her art or sexual museum, or whether it is unlikely in a book about women please. Received major literary awards The first wave of all female shows took place in the 1970s. Its main purpose was to focus on female artists. And most of them were ignored in major museums and museums. At that time, Georgia O'Keeffe was the best female artist at the time, and she refused to lend her work to all female artists. She just defines me as one of the best painters - I do not include gender. In her 2015 Artnews article "Gender discrimination: facts, numbers and corrections", http://www.artnews.com/2015/05/26/taking-the-measure-of-sexism-facts- figures - and - fixes / She shows a huge male and female imbalance still present in museum exhibitions and permanent exhibits. This imbalance affects prices, representatives of galleries, and news coverage. Only 7% of modern art museum artists are women. Riley summarizes her essay. Though some wonderful female artists apparently appeared, these are still memorable accomplishments. Artist JoanMiró was born in Barcelona. The contents of this museum really represents the timetable of the artist's life. It also shows the width of his work: from the landscape of Cubism to "sobreteixim", the Foundation has 217 Miro paintings and other countless sculptures, drawings, pottery and printmaking. Please start your day at Mercat de Santa Caterina. In case of early morning, please enjoy coffee and breakfast before exploring. Is the movement a little slow? It was even better. Sit outside and enjoy snacks, glass wines, and occasionally street performers. In the market you will find meat, cheese, vegetables and better items.

Most of the art of Renaissance was very religious. The painting of this era is almost completely a Biblical scene, including examples of the pronunciation of the Virgin Mary, the depiction of the baby of Jesus Christ, the crucifixion of Christ, and many other Christian portraits. I can imagine a kind and sincere artist will produce such an angelic art work. As seen in the work of many Renaissance painters, the amazing moral performance does not necessarily reflect the artist's lifestyle. Many novels depict the fictitious life of real artists, or imaginary art life. Imagine ColmTóibín, a masterpiece by James Joyce, or an artist in the floating world of Shihei Ichiro. If you notice that these are all about male novels, that is the point. Scanning literature quickly suggests that writers' eyes are most often directed to male artists and their creative processes and passions. But the focus of recent culture is whether it is a television drama dedicated to describing a female movie writer as a man as her art or sexual museum, or whether it is unlikely in a book about women please. Received major literary awards The first wave of all female shows took place in the 1970s. Its main purpose was to focus on female artists. And most of them were ignored in major museums and museums. At that time, Georgia O'Keeffe was the best female artist at the time, and she refused to lend her work to all female artists. She just defines me as one of the best painters - I do not include gender. In her 2015 Artnews article "Gender discrimination: facts, numbers and corrections", http://www.artnews.com/2015/05/26/taking-the-measure-of-sexism-facts- figures - and - fixes / She shows a huge male and female imbalance still present in museum exhibitions and permanent exhibits. This imbalance affects prices, representatives of galleries, and news coverage. Only 7% of modern art museum artists are women. Riley summarizes her essay. Though some wonderful female artists apparently appeared, these are still memorable accomplishments. Artist JoanMiró was born in Barcelona. The contents of this museum really represents the timetable of the artist's life. It also shows the width of his work: from the landscape of Cubism to "sobreteixim", the Foundation has 217 Miro paintings and other countless sculptures, drawings, pottery and printmaking. Please start your day at Mercat de Santa Caterina. In case of early morning, please enjoy coffee and breakfast before exploring. Is the movement a little slow? It was even better. Sit outside and enjoy snacks, glass wines, and occasionally street performers. In the market you will find meat, cheese, vegetables and better items.

Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881, and died in Mougins in France on April 8, 1973. Picasso is a painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, and stage designer. Pablo Picasso and Georges Barque co-founded Cubism. Two famous paintings by Picasso are Guernica and Le Domoiselle Davignon. He is even considered to be one of the largest and most influential artists of the 20th century. ("Pablo Picasso." 2011.Biography.com. May 30, 2011, 06: 10 http://www.biography.com/articles/Pablo-Picasso- 9440021.) Gertrude Stein in Pennsylvania in February Was born. Allegheny Let's think of the Romantic school which originally theory of nationalism (primitive). It is an enthusiasm of blood and the earth in the beginning of the 20th century. They are somewhat skeptical of Enlightenmentism and are being claimed by the Enlightenment era, like the theory of social contracts and the fact that people are basically psychologically similar anytime, anywhere. Tendency to adopt enlightenment - belief. The style of faith and politics therefore their political criticism is concentrated in the country itself. What it is, and its role in people's lives. The difference between an absoluteist and an enlightened absoluteist is an extensive analysis of how much they accept the age of enlightenment. For example, Queen Catherine II of Russia completely refused to accept the concept of social contract, but she accepted many ideas of enlightenment and became one of the great patrons of Empire Russian art . Oh, her Nakaz aimed to modify Russian law. You may think that all thinkers of enlightenment are atheists, but they are not. In fact, most of them are not. To some extent, enlightenment inspired atheism, but more generally, it brought about a mixture of Christianity and scientific rationality. The natural movements of Europe and the United States in the latter half of the 18th century represent this point best. So what is God? Simply put, God believes in the existence of God, but chooses to make the universe act according to the laws of nature. Demician denies the supernatural phenomenon and claims that God is wise through reason and nature rather than God's revelation. The deity is usually conceptualized by comparison with a watch manufacturer. In the opinion of Deist, God is a great "watchmaker" who created the world (like a clock) and then allowed to "run" according to the activities of nature (without supernatural intervention). Everyone, some of the founder of America is a natural person, the most famous of which is Thomas Jefferson.

Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881, and died in Mougins in France on April 8, 1973. Picasso is a painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist, and stage designer. Pablo Picasso and Georges Barque co-founded Cubism. Two famous paintings by Picasso are Guernica and Le Domoiselle Davignon. He is even considered to be one of the largest and most influential artists of the 20th century. ("Pablo Picasso." 2011.Biography.com. May 30, 2011, 06: 10 http://www.biography.com/articles/Pablo-Picasso- 9440021.) Gertrude Stein in Pennsylvania in February Was born. Allegheny Let's think of the Romantic school which originally theory of nationalism (primitive). It is an enthusiasm of blood and the earth in the beginning of the 20th century. They are somewhat skeptical of Enlightenmentism and are being claimed by the Enlightenment era, like the theory of social contracts and the fact that people are basically psychologically similar anytime, anywhere. Tendency to adopt enlightenment - belief. The style of faith and politics therefore their political criticism is concentrated in the country itself. What it is, and its role in people's lives. The difference between an absoluteist and an enlightened absoluteist is an extensive analysis of how much they accept the age of enlightenment. For example, Queen Catherine II of Russia completely refused to accept the concept of social contract, but she accepted many ideas of enlightenment and became one of the great patrons of Empire Russian art . Oh, her Nakaz aimed to modify Russian law. You may think that all thinkers of enlightenment are atheists, but they are not. In fact, most of them are not. To some extent, enlightenment inspired atheism, but more generally, it brought about a mixture of Christianity and scientific rationality. The natural movements of Europe and the United States in the latter half of the 18th century represent this point best. So what is God? Simply put, God believes in the existence of God, but chooses to make the universe act according to the laws of nature. Demician denies the supernatural phenomenon and claims that God is wise through reason and nature rather than God's revelation. The deity is usually conceptualized by comparison with a watch manufacturer. In the opinion of Deist, God is a great "watchmaker" who created the world (like a clock) and then allowed to "run" according to the activities of nature (without supernatural intervention). Everyone, some of the founder of America is a natural person, the most famous of which is Thomas Jefferson.

Pablo Picasso is known as one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. I will explore the evolution of young Pablo Luis Picasso and an experienced genius that will shape the way we see art today. From the age of his blue and roses to the birth of Cubism, to the experimental fight of thirties. When I went to a proud father and died. Picasso was born in Malaga on October 25, 1881. The only child of this family is Pablo and his sister. When I found Picasso to be 91 years old, I decided to do mathematics. Picasso lived for 33, 403 days. There are 26,075 publications. In other words, Picasso has created an average of one new work of art every day from the age of 20 to 91. He creates new things every day for 71 years. This immense result not only played an important role in Picasso's international reputation, but also accumulated huge net worth of about $ 500 million when he died in 1973. His work is very famous and very many, it is registered as a loss of art Picasso is the most stolen artist in history, currently lacking more than 550 works. Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. - Pablo Picasso was born in 1881. His father is a respected art teacher. Many people believe that his father is an art teacher and had a great influence on Picasso's artistic interests. Picasso was 14 years old so it was not long for Picasso to enter Barcelona College. Picasso is a fast learner, and the school is very boring. Barcelona is where Picasso draws his first work "Barefooted Girl". After two years in Barcelona, ​​he transferred to a better school.

Pablo Picasso is known as one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. I will explore the evolution of young Pablo Luis Picasso and an experienced genius that will shape the way we see art today. From the age of his blue and roses to the birth of Cubism, to the experimental fight of thirties. When I went to a proud father and died. Picasso was born in Malaga on October 25, 1881. The only child of this family is Pablo and his sister. When I found Picasso to be 91 years old, I decided to do mathematics. Picasso lived for 33, 403 days. There are 26,075 publications. In other words, Picasso has created an average of one new work of art every day from the age of 20 to 91. He creates new things every day for 71 years. This immense result not only played an important role in Picasso's international reputation, but also accumulated huge net worth of about $ 500 million when he died in 1973. His work is very famous and very many, it is registered as a loss of art Picasso is the most stolen artist in history, currently lacking more than 550 works. Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists José Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the Lewis common name, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - month qualification exam for the Barcelona Academy of Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900. - Pablo Picasso was born in 1881. His father is a respected art teacher. Many people believe that his father is an art teacher and had a great influence on Picasso's artistic interests. Picasso was 14 years old so it was not long for Picasso to enter Barcelona College. Picasso is a fast learner, and the school is very boring. Barcelona is where Picasso draws his first work "Barefooted Girl". After two years in Barcelona, ​​he transferred to a better school.

Pablo Picasso Many household names - good or bad? Pablo Picasso is one of the most famous and influential artists of the 20th century. As Pablopicasso.org said, he is best known for "co-creation of various styles with the cubism movement embodied in his work." The most realistic style is drawn. It all began to change in the 12th century when Picasso began to break through his creativity and the limits of the medium he tested. Pablo Picasso's "Guernica" Pablo Picasso's painting "Guernica" has become a masterpiece of contemporary art since its debut at the 1937 World Expo. This huge mural painting is a symbol of Picasso's work and interpreted in various unique ways, many of which are contradictory to Picasso's real intention. In art, the work is well-balanced, features of Picasso's work, perfect plan and flow. Despite the many misunderstandings of critics including those who appeared at World Expo where paintings were introduced, the symbol of this work was clearly defined by Picasso himself. Pablo Picasso's Guernica is one of the most acclaimed paintings of history. This work was painted not only after the bombing but also beautiful, as well as anti-war Painting Gurney Card. Guernica Picasso will support the citizens' attention to the Spanish Civil War and combine with Prominence. Pablo Picasso is strong, he has decided to play a role in changing the view of the civil war society, believe war is wrong. Like this kind of street art and political cartoon, this iconic traditional painting helps bring peace to Spain finally by persuading the public by looking at the problem from the viewpoint of the artist Pablo Picasso drew Guernica in 1937 inspired by the bombing of Guernica and the battle of Leonardo da Vinci. Like many important Republican masterpieces, Guernica was exhibited at the Paris International Exhibition in 1937. The size of the work (11 ft x 25.6 ft) gained a lot of attention, terrorist incidents due to civil war in Spain has attracted worldwide attention. Since then, paintings have been welcomed as a symbol of anti-war activities and peace in the 20th century. JoanMiró officially founded El Segador (death god) named Elcampesinocatalánenblaeldía (rebellious Catalan farmer) and drew a farmer waving his sickle in the air. The sickle is not a symbol of communism. When his freedom is threatened, it is a symbol of the god of death, a tool for his work, and his weapon.

Pablo Picasso Many household names - good or bad? Pablo Picasso is one of the most famous and influential artists of the 20th century. As Pablopicasso.org said, he is best known for "co-creation of various styles with the cubism movement embodied in his work." The most realistic style is drawn. It all began to change in the 12th century when Picasso began to break through his creativity and the limits of the medium he tested. Pablo Picasso's "Guernica" Pablo Picasso's painting "Guernica" has become a masterpiece of contemporary art since its debut at the 1937 World Expo. This huge mural painting is a symbol of Picasso's work and interpreted in various unique ways, many of which are contradictory to Picasso's real intention. In art, the work is well-balanced, features of Picasso's work, perfect plan and flow. Despite the many misunderstandings of critics including those who appeared at World Expo where paintings were introduced, the symbol of this work was clearly defined by Picasso himself. Pablo Picasso's Guernica is one of the most acclaimed paintings of history. This work was painted not only after the bombing but also beautiful, as well as anti-war Painting Gurney Card. Guernica Picasso will support the citizens' attention to the Spanish Civil War and combine with Prominence. Pablo Picasso is strong, he has decided to play a role in changing the view of the civil war society, believe war is wrong. Like this kind of street art and political cartoon, this iconic traditional painting helps bring peace to Spain finally by persuading the public by looking at the problem from the viewpoint of the artist Pablo Picasso drew Guernica in 1937 inspired by the bombing of Guernica and the battle of Leonardo da Vinci. Like many important Republican masterpieces, Guernica was exhibited at the Paris International Exhibition in 1937. The size of the work (11 ft x 25.6 ft) gained a lot of attention, terrorist incidents due to civil war in Spain has attracted worldwide attention. Since then, paintings have been welcomed as a symbol of anti-war activities and peace in the 20th century. JoanMiró officially founded El Segador (death god) named Elcampesinocatalánenblaeldía (rebellious Catalan farmer) and drew a farmer waving his sickle in the air. The sickle is not a symbol of communism. When his freedom is threatened, it is a symbol of the god of death, a tool for his work, and his weapon.

"In my opinion, contemporary painters can not express this era with the old form of the Renaissance and other past cultures, airplanes, atomic bombs, and radios." - Jackson Pollock Abstract expressionism celebrates the new era of American art performance after the war (from the late 1940s to the 1950s). Although it was not an official sport or school, "AbEx" combines artists such as Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, Mark Rothko, Clifford Still, etc, and has spontaneity, huge size, personal feelings and It brings emotion. I'm interested. Historically, AbEx was divided into two trends: a gesture abstraction (or motion painting) that highlights the painter's marker energy and a color that focuses on the creation of a gigantic, seemingly floating, color area Field painting. The emergence of abstract expressionism is due to European movements such as Cubism and Surrealism arriving in New York in the 1930s, the museum exhibitions in the 1940s, academic institutions, and the influence of many European artists. Relocation of the United States In the late 1960s, Abstract Expressionist painter Philip Guston led the transition from abstract expressionism to new expressionism in painting, abandoning the so-called "pure abstraction" of abstract expressionism. Supports more cartoon effects of various personal symbols and objects. These works inspired the new generation of painters who are interested in resurrecting the image. As shown above, his painting "Painting, Smoking, Diet 1973" is an example of Guston's last and last regression. Action painting is a prosperous style from the 1940s to the early 1960s, and it is closely related to abstract expressionism (some critics use the term action painting and abstract expressionism in the same sense doing). American action painting and French speed painting are often compared. This term was built by American critic Harold Rosenberg in 1952 and showed a big change in the aesthetic view of the New York school and critics. According to Rosenberg, the canvas is "a stage where action can take place". Abstract expressionists such as Jackson Pollock, Franz Klein, William De Kooning have been vaguely convinced that the picture is a stage of integration with creative behavior for a long time, but early critics have come up with the cause I sympathized with, for example, Clement Greenberg focused on the "objectivity" of their work. One of the most outspoken critics against the then abstract expressionism was the art critic John Canada of the New York Times. Meyer Schapiro and Leo Steinberg, and Clement Greenberg and Harold Rosenberg are important post-war art historians who expressed support for abstract expressionism. From the early 1960's to the mid-1960's, young art critic Michael Fried, Rosalind Krauss, and Robert Hughes gave deep insight into the important dialectic about the continued development of abstract expressionism. . Abstract expressionism is known for large pictures separated from traditional processes. It is often to remove the canvas from easel and use exceptional materials like house paint. Abstract expressionism is often considered an improvement of painting, but its idea has deep resonance in many media including paintings and sculptures. Abstract expressionism appears in the politics of the Cold War and the atmosphere of social and cultural conservatism. World War II positions the United States as a major power of the world, and in the years after conflict, many Americans enjoyed the benefits of unprecedented economic growth. By the mid-1950's, however, the spirit of optimism evolved into a powerful force and a paranoia hybrid. Fearing the Communist Party's penetration, Senator Wisconsin Joseph McCarthy launched a series of "hunting witches" against so-called communist sympathizers. There is a possibility that a person becomes suspicious if there is a hint of subversion.

"In my opinion, contemporary painters can not express this era with the old form of the Renaissance and other past cultures, airplanes, atomic bombs, and radios." - Jackson Pollock Abstract expressionism celebrates the new era of American art performance after the war (from the late 1940s to the 1950s). Although it was not an official sport or school, "AbEx" combines artists such as Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, Mark Rothko, Clifford Still, etc, and has spontaneity, huge size, personal feelings and It brings emotion. I'm interested. Historically, AbEx was divided into two trends: a gesture abstraction (or motion painting) that highlights the painter's marker energy and a color that focuses on the creation of a gigantic, seemingly floating, color area Field painting. The emergence of abstract expressionism is due to European movements such as Cubism and Surrealism arriving in New York in the 1930s, the museum exhibitions in the 1940s, academic institutions, and the influence of many European artists. Relocation of the United States In the late 1960s, Abstract Expressionist painter Philip Guston led the transition from abstract expressionism to new expressionism in painting, abandoning the so-called "pure abstraction" of abstract expressionism. Supports more cartoon effects of various personal symbols and objects. These works inspired the new generation of painters who are interested in resurrecting the image. As shown above, his painting "Painting, Smoking, Diet 1973" is an example of Guston's last and last regression. Action painting is a prosperous style from the 1940s to the early 1960s, and it is closely related to abstract expressionism (some critics use the term action painting and abstract expressionism in the same sense doing). American action painting and French speed painting are often compared. This term was built by American critic Harold Rosenberg in 1952 and showed a big change in the aesthetic view of the New York school and critics. According to Rosenberg, the canvas is "a stage where action can take place". Abstract expressionists such as Jackson Pollock, Franz Klein, William De Kooning have been vaguely convinced that the picture is a stage of integration with creative behavior for a long time, but early critics have come up with the cause I sympathized with, for example, Clement Greenberg focused on the "objectivity" of their work. One of the most outspoken critics against the then abstract expressionism was the art critic John Canada of the New York Times. Meyer Schapiro and Leo Steinberg, and Clement Greenberg and Harold Rosenberg are important post-war art historians who expressed support for abstract expressionism. From the early 1960's to the mid-1960's, young art critic Michael Fried, Rosalind Krauss, and Robert Hughes gave deep insight into the important dialectic about the continued development of abstract expressionism. . Abstract expressionism is known for large pictures separated from traditional processes. It is often to remove the canvas from easel and use exceptional materials like house paint. Abstract expressionism is often considered an improvement of painting, but its idea has deep resonance in many media including paintings and sculptures. Abstract expressionism appears in the politics of the Cold War and the atmosphere of social and cultural conservatism. World War II positions the United States as a major power of the world, and in the years after conflict, many Americans enjoyed the benefits of unprecedented economic growth. By the mid-1950's, however, the spirit of optimism evolved into a powerful force and a paranoia hybrid. Fearing the Communist Party's penetration, Senator Wisconsin Joseph McCarthy launched a series of "hunting witches" against so-called communist sympathizers. There is a possibility that a person becomes suspicious if there is a hint of subversion.

The painter's painter René Magritte (Magritte), and the world around them, which is made wonderful to acquire the audience in questing their perception of Belgian surrealism reality, becomes overly sensitive I will. Magrito's mother was a suicide woman, her husband Magritte's father was locking her in her room. One day, she ran away, laying in a nearby river and drowning herself. According to legend, when they recovered the body from the river, there was a 13 - year - old Magritte. When she was pulled out of the water, her clothes covered her face. This later became the theme of many Magritte paintings of the 1920s and covered my face with a cloth to draw people. He started teaching at the age of ten and went to the Royal Academy of Arts in Brussels in 1916. He did not start his actual picture career until he worked for Belgian infantry for a short time and worked as a draftmaker and poster for the wallpaper company. With a short deal with Galerie le Centaure he could paint in full time, whereby he was able to participate in his first exhibition. Magrit made a living by advertising a commercial poster with his brothers, and produced counterfeit goods of paintings of Picasso, Brush and Kiriko. His experience in counterfeiting made it possible for him to create fake bills during the Belgian German occupation during the Second World War. By creating general images and placing them in extreme environments, Margaret felt that it was difficult for the audience to question the ability of art to truly express things. In his painting he often plays with the recognition of images, and the fact that image paintings are not goals. His artistic interpretation has influenced many contemporary artists, including Andy Warhol, Jan Veldut and Jasper Johns. His art was particularly popular in the 1960's and influenced countless songs, movies, and books. www.Rene-Magritte.com Disclaimer: Rene-Magritte.com René Magritte covers the career of the renowned Belgian painter René Magritte and is a personal website, never by the official website of Magritte, www.Rene-Magritte .com I was charged in some way. The legacy and presence of Rene Magritte possesses all the copyrights and licenses necessary for all his paintings and other works. All prints, drawings and photos posted on www.Rene-Magritte.com are provided as affiliated companies of Art.com, Art.com owns the necessary licenses. Art.com pays a small fee based on printed or painted works purchased using this website. The artist Rene Magritte (1898 - 1967) has several works including statues of a man wearing a Yamataka hat - his face is usually hidden. Magrit covered the face with other pictures and hid it visually. According to legend, the artist witnessed the mother's body pulled out of her drowning river. When she was taken back, her clothes covered her face. Many of the above featured series of photographers did not think deeply about the meaning behind the subject from behind. Someone suggested that they are "capturing opportunities" or "good scenes". Photographers' team Danka Bobulska and Peter Seman pointed out, "I'm trying to catch men in nature and share beautiful places with others ... to motivate them to go outdoors." Rene Magritte, born in 1898, is a father of a wealthy manufacturer. In 1912, his mother drowned in the Samburu River. She committed suicide and her family was publicly humiliated. From 1916 to 1918, Rene decided to study at the Academie des Beaux-Art in Brussels. Because he thought that he was a waste of time he left school. All subsequent paintings reflected Cubism. This is the behavior brought by Pablo Picas which was very popular then. In 1922, he did some small work for the wallpaper company, including marrying George and painting cabbage roses so that you can pay the invoice.

The painter's painter René Magritte (Magritte), and the world around them, which is made wonderful to acquire the audience in questing their perception of Belgian surrealism reality, becomes overly sensitive I will. Magrito's mother was a suicide woman, her husband Magritte's father was locking her in her room. One day, she ran away, laying in a nearby river and drowning herself. According to legend, when they recovered the body from the river, there was a 13 - year - old Magritte. When she was pulled out of the water, her clothes covered her face. This later became the theme of many Magritte paintings of the 1920s and covered my face with a cloth to draw people. He started teaching at the age of ten and went to the Royal Academy of Arts in Brussels in 1916. He did not start his actual picture career until he worked for Belgian infantry for a short time and worked as a draftmaker and poster for the wallpaper company. With a short deal with Galerie le Centaure he could paint in full time, whereby he was able to participate in his first exhibition. Magrit made a living by advertising a commercial poster with his brothers, and produced counterfeit goods of paintings of Picasso, Brush and Kiriko. His experience in counterfeiting made it possible for him to create fake bills during the Belgian German occupation during the Second World War. By creating general images and placing them in extreme environments, Margaret felt that it was difficult for the audience to question the ability of art to truly express things. In his painting he often plays with the recognition of images, and the fact that image paintings are not goals. His artistic interpretation has influenced many contemporary artists, including Andy Warhol, Jan Veldut and Jasper Johns. His art was particularly popular in the 1960's and influenced countless songs, movies, and books. www.Rene-Magritte.com Disclaimer: Rene-Magritte.com René Magritte covers the career of the renowned Belgian painter René Magritte and is a personal website, never by the official website of Magritte, www.Rene-Magritte .com I was charged in some way. The legacy and presence of Rene Magritte possesses all the copyrights and licenses necessary for all his paintings and other works. All prints, drawings and photos posted on www.Rene-Magritte.com are provided as affiliated companies of Art.com, Art.com owns the necessary licenses. Art.com pays a small fee based on printed or painted works purchased using this website. The artist Rene Magritte (1898 - 1967) has several works including statues of a man wearing a Yamataka hat - his face is usually hidden. Magrit covered the face with other pictures and hid it visually. According to legend, the artist witnessed the mother's body pulled out of her drowning river. When she was taken back, her clothes covered her face. Many of the above featured series of photographers did not think deeply about the meaning behind the subject from behind. Someone suggested that they are "capturing opportunities" or "good scenes". Photographers' team Danka Bobulska and Peter Seman pointed out, "I'm trying to catch men in nature and share beautiful places with others ... to motivate them to go outdoors." Rene Magritte, born in 1898, is a father of a wealthy manufacturer. In 1912, his mother drowned in the Samburu River. She committed suicide and her family was publicly humiliated. From 1916 to 1918, Rene decided to study at the Academie des Beaux-Art in Brussels. Because he thought that he was a waste of time he left school. All subsequent paintings reflected Cubism. This is the behavior brought by Pablo Picas which was very popular then. In 1922, he did some small work for the wallpaper company, including marrying George and painting cabbage roses so that you can pay the invoice.

Hispanic author Isabel Agende fled his assassination twice and witnessed the destruction of her family (Venezuela). Supporters of the military coup in the 1970s directed their hatred and anger to their families, destroyed their property, and ultimately destroyed their lives. These experiences made Isabel Agendé very close to her family, but she later replaced her suffering through excitement and writing after her family 's death. Why Isabel Allende literary works should be studied at university. Isabel Allende is a writer who provides readers with various sentence styles. Isabel experienced experiences never experienced by other writers. Isabel could use her imagination to convey her private life in such a way as to appeal to the reader. Isabel is a Chile born in Peru. - Over the past 75 years, South America has experienced many economic developments. This kind of economic development is trying to strengthen the relationship with other economic powers. The European Union was founded after the Second World War and is a means for European countries to trade without tariffs and tariffs and is a means to share knowledge on industrial development. Isabel Allende has long been considered as one of Chile's most influential voices. This is her first novel, telling the four generations of the Troub family who portrayed the social and political turmoil of Chile. Agende's magical realism is intertwined with political reality, which is a combination of individuals and universality. This novel brings international praise to Isabel Allende and it is easy to understand why she is still a strong voice in South American literature. Contemporary Chilean writers are gaining international reputation in literary circles. The most famous are the novelist Isabel Allendde, his soul house, the house and shadow of love, Evarna is the international bestseller. She is the niece of President Salvador Agende. In 1849 Chile 's painting school was founded at the University of Chile. Roberto Matta is a painter of the 20th century and is a world famous artist who used abstract and surreal techniques in his work. Carlos Sotomayor (1911-1988) is considered one of the leading representatives of Cubism in South America. Camilo Mori (1896 - 1973) is the founder of the Montparnasse group. Claudio Bravo (1936-2011) is a surrealist who lived and worked in Morocco since 1972. Isabel Allende was born in Lima, Peru on August 2, 1942. Her parents were Chileans and her father, Thomas Allende, was diplomat and cousin of El Salvador Allende, president of Chile from 1970 to 1973. When Isabel was two years old, her parents divorced. Isabelle's mother Francesca lived in Chile for her and her grandparents. A few years later in Chile, Alende's mother remarried another allegiance who took her to Aliende and her two brothers abroad. Around this time, Agendé lived in various cities in Bolivia, the Middle East, Europe. In 1957 my family lived in Lebanon, but due to political turmoil and violence in the country, Alende's parents decided to send her back to Chile to complete high school education at a private school. In 1962 she finished three years later at the age of sixteen and married her first husband, Miguel Frias. In the meantime, she served as Secretary of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization until 1965.

Hispanic author Isabel Agende fled his assassination twice and witnessed the destruction of her family (Venezuela). Supporters of the military coup in the 1970s directed their hatred and anger to their families, destroyed their property, and ultimately destroyed their lives. These experiences made Isabel Agendé very close to her family, but she later replaced her suffering through excitement and writing after her family 's death. Why Isabel Allende literary works should be studied at university. Isabel Allende is a writer who provides readers with various sentence styles. Isabel experienced experiences never experienced by other writers. Isabel could use her imagination to convey her private life in such a way as to appeal to the reader. Isabel is a Chile born in Peru. - Over the past 75 years, South America has experienced many economic developments. This kind of economic development is trying to strengthen the relationship with other economic powers. The European Union was founded after the Second World War and is a means for European countries to trade without tariffs and tariffs and is a means to share knowledge on industrial development. Isabel Allende has long been considered as one of Chile's most influential voices. This is her first novel, telling the four generations of the Troub family who portrayed the social and political turmoil of Chile. Agende's magical realism is intertwined with political reality, which is a combination of individuals and universality. This novel brings international praise to Isabel Allende and it is easy to understand why she is still a strong voice in South American literature. Contemporary Chilean writers are gaining international reputation in literary circles. The most famous are the novelist Isabel Allendde, his soul house, the house and shadow of love, Evarna is the international bestseller. She is the niece of President Salvador Agende. In 1849 Chile 's painting school was founded at the University of Chile. Roberto Matta is a painter of the 20th century and is a world famous artist who used abstract and surreal techniques in his work. Carlos Sotomayor (1911-1988) is considered one of the leading representatives of Cubism in South America. Camilo Mori (1896 - 1973) is the founder of the Montparnasse group. Claudio Bravo (1936-2011) is a surrealist who lived and worked in Morocco since 1972. Isabel Allende was born in Lima, Peru on August 2, 1942. Her parents were Chileans and her father, Thomas Allende, was diplomat and cousin of El Salvador Allende, president of Chile from 1970 to 1973. When Isabel was two years old, her parents divorced. Isabelle's mother Francesca lived in Chile for her and her grandparents. A few years later in Chile, Alende's mother remarried another allegiance who took her to Aliende and her two brothers abroad. Around this time, Agendé lived in various cities in Bolivia, the Middle East, Europe. In 1957 my family lived in Lebanon, but due to political turmoil and violence in the country, Alende's parents decided to send her back to Chile to complete high school education at a private school. In 1962 she finished three years later at the age of sixteen and married her first husband, Miguel Frias. In the meantime, she served as Secretary of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization until 1965.

The show attracted hundreds of artists from around the world as the United States, Britain, Thailand, Australia (world history ......, N.D., NPG). Susie proposed the idea of ​​playing "on the wall" stage (World History ..., n.d., npg). "Leaving the wall" is also the title of the exhibition I saw at the Te Managua Art Museum. This is a double expression term. First of all, it can be seen as an action that makes it possible to create ideas. "Removing from the wall" is a strange thing but also a rare thing. • How do you explain the rapid increase in style in the 20th century? • Did artists of the 20th century reflect their society? • What is the meaning of non-representative art? • Did the art definition change in the 20th century? • How do these artists explore the problems caused by modern events? • How are major events in the world, especially World War II, reflected in the art of the 20th century? • When artists are shocked and get angry, what kind of technique do you use? • What is the impact of civil rights and feminist movement on art? • What is Postmodern? What is the impact of postmodern on sponsorship and production? • What other art frontiers are there? The avant - garde art discussed the development of contemporary art in the first 30 years of the 20th century. This introduces the theme of this artistic period and summarizes the development of political background technology. The First World War, the Russian Revolution and the subsequent integration of the European dictatorship. This book is the 2nd volume of the 20th century art series. This book shows many case studies to clarify the development of artistic expression "abstract art" and radical radical avant-garde with important ideas of "primitive" aspects related to Orientalism and Cubism 's problems, Hundreds of works shown in full color - Guard movement - Dada, Soviet constitutionism, Surrealism https://books.google.com/books?id=TU0KwJuBvAsC&pg=PA4&lpg=PA4&dq=discuss+the+role+of+avant+garde+art+and+design+in+the+revolution+and+its+aftermath&source= BL & OTS = J 0 15 yt 4 h 4 z & SIG = _ g Py I g L 8 A Q hh DS 38 j kuc df o 0 c 4 k & H L = EN & SA = X & VED = 2 h U KE wj V 8 I W Il 4 L f A h UUI j Q I HY V k D t 0 Q 6 A E w D e o E Q A Q Modernism often emphasizes the theme of comment on contemporary life of modern art with active or destructive forms and styles, difficult aesthetic innovation and trends, "like the twentieth century art and literature It is defined and it often challenges traditional techniques, city life and individual identity issues and the theme of the modernism show's charm, it includes popular political and spiritual exploration criticism "Realism" of art and criticism of entertainment - higher level .mcgraw-hill.com/site / 0070384290 / student_view0 / glossary.html. Search 02/21/05

The show attracted hundreds of artists from around the world as the United States, Britain, Thailand, Australia (world history ......, N.D., NPG). Susie proposed the idea of ​​playing "on the wall" stage (World History ..., n.d., npg). "Leaving the wall" is also the title of the exhibition I saw at the Te Managua Art Museum. This is a double expression term. First of all, it can be seen as an action that makes it possible to create ideas. "Removing from the wall" is a strange thing but also a rare thing. • How do you explain the rapid increase in style in the 20th century? • Did artists of the 20th century reflect their society? • What is the meaning of non-representative art? • Did the art definition change in the 20th century? • How do these artists explore the problems caused by modern events? • How are major events in the world, especially World War II, reflected in the art of the 20th century? • When artists are shocked and get angry, what kind of technique do you use? • What is the impact of civil rights and feminist movement on art? • What is Postmodern? What is the impact of postmodern on sponsorship and production? • What other art frontiers are there? The avant - garde art discussed the development of contemporary art in the first 30 years of the 20th century. This introduces the theme of this artistic period and summarizes the development of political background technology. The First World War, the Russian Revolution and the subsequent integration of the European dictatorship. This book is the 2nd volume of the 20th century art series. This book shows many case studies to clarify the development of artistic expression "abstract art" and radical radical avant-garde with important ideas of "primitive" aspects related to Orientalism and Cubism 's problems, Hundreds of works shown in full color - Guard movement - Dada, Soviet constitutionism, Surrealism https://books.google.com/books?id=TU0KwJuBvAsC&pg=PA4&lpg=PA4&dq=discuss+the+role+of+avant+garde+art+and+design+in+the+revolution+and+its+aftermath&source= BL & OTS = J 0 15 yt 4 h 4 z & SIG = _ g Py I g L 8 A Q hh DS 38 j kuc df o 0 c 4 k & H L = EN & SA = X & VED = 2 h U KE wj V 8 I W Il 4 L f A h UUI j Q I HY V k D t 0 Q 6 A E w D e o E Q A Q Modernism often emphasizes the theme of comment on contemporary life of modern art with active or destructive forms and styles, difficult aesthetic innovation and trends, "like the twentieth century art and literature It is defined and it often challenges traditional techniques, city life and individual identity issues and the theme of the modernism show's charm, it includes popular political and spiritual exploration criticism "Realism" of art and criticism of entertainment - higher level .mcgraw-hill.com/site / 0070384290 / student_view0 / glossary.html. Search 02/21/05

If you are watching videos on the Internet today, please wrap Bob Ross and Pablo Picasso. You will not regret seeing the two-minute art history comedy of the epic wrap history drama, Peter Shukoff (Nice Peter) and Lloyd Ahlquist (EpicLLOYD) YouTube video series. Among them, Picasso's Doppler repeatedly attacked PBS's most famous black artist, while artificial boblus used his happy little tree to insult him. "All your work is a fluffy nonsense bunch," Picasso claimed. "You are a PBS version of Nickelback." "You are a sullen little genius, I'm always so serious," Russ tweeted. "I know that you have to be in your blue period." It took a while for Epic Rap's history fight to draw our attention, but they rejoined Bob Ross and Picasso. They have worked hard on everything you learned in the "Introduction to Art History" course, and the results are very interesting. I will hand it over to Bob. What do you think? You will not regret seeing the two-minute art history comedy of the epic wrap history drama, Peter Shukoff (Nice Peter) and Lloyd Ahlquist (EpicLLOYD) YouTube video series. Among them, Picasso's Doppler repeatedly attacked PBS's most famous black artist, while artificial boblus used his happy little tree to insult him. In 2013, two entrenched YouTubers decided to attack two artists against each other with imaginary lap. On the one hand it is an actor, perhaps the world's most admired painter, and changed the art history with Cubism. His opponent is an actor who plays Bob Ross and artists are the opposite of Picasso in many ways. As the nature of the television in the early 90's, Ross taught viewers how to draw a sweet scenery that you might see hanging on a coin laundry or diving bar. He did not completely change academic art or show it in the museum, but he could say that he is as passionate as Picasso - and probably accumulated a larger fan base did. It includes everything from insomnia to the director of Hollywood, from amateur painters to artists' artists, from children to their 80s. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by art professor named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Picasso's talent was soon noticed and appreciated by his father's occupation. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists Jose Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the generic name of Rutus, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - day qualification exam at Barcelona Academy of Fine Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900.

If you are watching videos on the Internet today, please wrap Bob Ross and Pablo Picasso. You will not regret seeing the two-minute art history comedy of the epic wrap history drama, Peter Shukoff (Nice Peter) and Lloyd Ahlquist (EpicLLOYD) YouTube video series. Among them, Picasso's Doppler repeatedly attacked PBS's most famous black artist, while artificial boblus used his happy little tree to insult him. "All your work is a fluffy nonsense bunch," Picasso claimed. "You are a PBS version of Nickelback." "You are a sullen little genius, I'm always so serious," Russ tweeted. "I know that you have to be in your blue period." It took a while for Epic Rap's history fight to draw our attention, but they rejoined Bob Ross and Picasso. They have worked hard on everything you learned in the "Introduction to Art History" course, and the results are very interesting. I will hand it over to Bob. What do you think? You will not regret seeing the two-minute art history comedy of the epic wrap history drama, Peter Shukoff (Nice Peter) and Lloyd Ahlquist (EpicLLOYD) YouTube video series. Among them, Picasso's Doppler repeatedly attacked PBS's most famous black artist, while artificial boblus used his happy little tree to insult him. In 2013, two entrenched YouTubers decided to attack two artists against each other with imaginary lap. On the one hand it is an actor, perhaps the world's most admired painter, and changed the art history with Cubism. His opponent is an actor who plays Bob Ross and artists are the opposite of Picasso in many ways. As the nature of the television in the early 90's, Ross taught viewers how to draw a sweet scenery that you might see hanging on a coin laundry or diving bar. He did not completely change academic art or show it in the museum, but he could say that he is as passionate as Picasso - and probably accumulated a larger fan base did. It includes everything from insomnia to the director of Hollywood, from amateur painters to artists' artists, from children to their 80s. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is considered to be the best artist of the 20th century with its unique style and technique. Pablo Ruiz y Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He was born by art professor named Jose Ruiz Blanco and his wife Maria Picasso Lopez. Picasso's talent was soon noticed and appreciated by his father's occupation. - Pablo Picasso Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain on October 25, 1881. He is the son of artists Jose Luis and Maria Picasso. Young Picasso did not adopt the generic name of Rutus, but adopted his mother's rare name. Picasso, a 14 - year - old artistic genius, completed a one - day qualification exam at Barcelona Academy of Fine Arts in a day. From there he went to San Fernando College in Madrid and returned to Barcelona in 1900.

Both Piet Mondrian and Jackson Pollock are considered to be the main influencers of contemporary art movement. At the peak of their career, their work presented a completely different style. Mondrian, born in 1872, is a Dutch artist known for his precise and systematic painting style. He is known for his grid-based paintings made in Paris in the early 1920's (Wild, 2007, p. 31). The work of Jackson Pollocks was unstable and spontaneous, especially when making a series of works using drip technology in the late 1940s (Ref.). To some extent, contemporary art and the subsequent art from the modern era are abnormal values ​​that other forms of creativity are rising. Stephan Hicks noted that "in modernism art is a philosophical task rather than an artistic task." The philosophy behind this work (or politics) is more important than the actual art - consciousness form is better than aesthetics. However, the more sensitive market creative industries such as music, movies, publishing, etc. are not trapped in education or high quality black hole traps. It is unfair to classify it all as political hacking or garbage, given that the annual output is surprisingly (not actually decreasing but increasing). However, from a macro point of view, integration is increasing in all industries due to economic factors. Contemporary art, painting, sculpture, architecture and graphic art are characterized in the twentieth century to the 21st century, and the late nineteenth century. Contemporary art covers a wide variety of exercise, theory and attitude, and its modernism is a traditional, historical or academic form to create art harmonized by changes in social, economic and intellectual conditions And tend to refuse practices. . Although the origin of modern paintings can not be clearly divided, it is widely believed that it began in France in the 19th century. Gustave Courbet, Edouard Manet and the Impressionist painter represent a deep rejection of the current academic tradition and the more natural pursuit of the visual world. The avant-garde art movement began with the realism of Gustav Courbet in the 1950s. Then there is a movement of contemporary art such as Cubism, Futurism, Surrealism, where artists break through the boundary between thought and creativity. These represent an innovative approach to artistic creation, and the definition of art extends to include the concept of visual creativity. Today, we believe that the earliest symbolic graffiti of mankind is art. As those works of these ancient paintings written by National Geographic's Chip Walter, "their beauty can kill your sense of time There is a moment when you are immersed in the present and quietly observe In these paintings, all other art - all civilizations - seems not to exist yet ... create simple shapes to represent other things - can be shared with others A symbol made by one person

Both Piet Mondrian and Jackson Pollock are considered to be the main influencers of contemporary art movement. At the peak of their career, their work presented a completely different style. Mondrian, born in 1872, is a Dutch artist known for his precise and systematic painting style. He is known for his grid-based paintings made in Paris in the early 1920's (Wild, 2007, p. 31). The work of Jackson Pollocks was unstable and spontaneous, especially when making a series of works using drip technology in the late 1940s (Ref.). To some extent, contemporary art and the subsequent art from the modern era are abnormal values ​​that other forms of creativity are rising. Stephan Hicks noted that "in modernism art is a philosophical task rather than an artistic task." The philosophy behind this work (or politics) is more important than the actual art - consciousness form is better than aesthetics. However, the more sensitive market creative industries such as music, movies, publishing, etc. are not trapped in education or high quality black hole traps. It is unfair to classify it all as political hacking or garbage, given that the annual output is surprisingly (not actually decreasing but increasing). However, from a macro point of view, integration is increasing in all industries due to economic factors. Contemporary art, painting, sculpture, architecture and graphic art are characterized in the twentieth century to the 21st century, and the late nineteenth century. Contemporary art covers a wide variety of exercise, theory and attitude, and its modernism is a traditional, historical or academic form to create art harmonized by changes in social, economic and intellectual conditions And tend to refuse practices. . Although the origin of modern paintings can not be clearly divided, it is widely believed that it began in France in the 19th century. Gustave Courbet, Edouard Manet and the Impressionist painter represent a deep rejection of the current academic tradition and the more natural pursuit of the visual world. The avant-garde art movement began with the realism of Gustav Courbet in the 1950s. Then there is a movement of contemporary art such as Cubism, Futurism, Surrealism, where artists break through the boundary between thought and creativity. These represent an innovative approach to artistic creation, and the definition of art extends to include the concept of visual creativity. Today, we believe that the earliest symbolic graffiti of mankind is art. As those works of these ancient paintings written by National Geographic's Chip Walter, "their beauty can kill your sense of time There is a moment when you are immersed in the present and quietly observe In these paintings, all other art - all civilizations - seems not to exist yet ... create simple shapes to represent other things - can be shared with others A symbol made by one person