Power of Art
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Power of Art:
by Sofia Reyes
 Water Lilies |
Contents
Abstract
I am aiming to influence the readers to believe that art is more than just seeing paintings in a Museum, art has a power in the world. Art has beeing part of my life since I was really little. I attended art classes since i was 6 years old. I have always like to express myself in Art. This can and should be very similar to the paragraph you use to summarize this milestone on your Profile Page. It should contain your main Objective, so be sure to clearly state a one-sentence statement that summarizes your main objective for this milestone such as "a comparison of the text of Medieval English choral music to that of the Baroque" or it may be a question such as "to what extent did religion influence Christopher Wren's sense of design?"
Introduction
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Art Background
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Modern Art from 1870 to 2000
Impressionism was founded by revolutionary artists such as started with Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro and Pierre Renoir, among others. Accused by critics as sketches or impressions and not finished art this artist painted the appearance of reality. Impressionist were too fond of free imagination and rejected objectivity and intellectualism. Throughout history individuals have questioned whether Impressionists based their style only on sensation. Those who contend that their division of colors followed the scientific theories of Chevereu, Maxwell, and Rood. However, a letter written by Pissarro in 1886 explains that the idea of applying scientific theories to paintings originated with Seurat. This started a new style in reaction against Impressionism, called Neo-Impressionism or Pointillism.
Impressionism started in the early 1870’s as an interval of time between Realism and Symbolism. Artists were detached from objectivity and based their ideals upon sensation. Ideals such as expression of sensations derived from nature without any preconceived knowledge of nature. Many artists used short brush strokes and unblended vivid colors focusing in the effects of light. This style gave many works of art in this period a sense of spontaneity and modernity.
It can be said that Monet is the father of Impressionism with his new technique of immediate perception. We can admire this technique in a painting in the Worcester Art Museum called Water Lilies (1908). You can easily recognize Monet’s “Water Lilies” as he painted approximately 250 of them. Each painting is unique, but we can see how can his idea ever-changing image, the indefinite and freely painted forms also point the way toward the more expressive painting techniques. He painted at different times of the day the same landscape. In the Worcester canvas we observe how he captures the light and pastel colors possibly indicating that it is early morning. He created this close up of the pond as he was observing with the cluster of lilies in the left bottom corner of the painting. Is easy to recognize them as lilies with his use brushstrokes of warm pinks and pastel green. In the rest we can find an impression of a reflection of a tree with scattered lilies on it. By capturing the moment as quick as possible the pond seems realistic but with not as clearly defined contour lines.
Modern Art from 2000 to Present
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Conceptual Art
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Art in London
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National Gallery
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Interpretation of Art
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Future
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Gallery
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Conclusion
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Image Gallery
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