Essays on Famous Artists

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One The Founders of Impressionism: Edgar Degas

2 pages / 991 words

Edgar Degas was a French artist who was regarded as one of the founders of impressionism, although he called himself a realist. Degas started his artistic career as a historical painter, with having academic training and studied classical art, but in his thirties, he decided...

Edgar Degas Impressionism Painting

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Analysis of The Painting by Edgar Degas 'Blue Dancers'

3 pages / 1243 words

Edgar Degas ‘Blue Dancers’ pherap ballerinas were the preferred subjects. He was once fascinated by means of their artwork and the one-of-a-kind expression they carried out with the human form. Degas typically painted dancers backstage. His reason was once to seize their unique poses in...

Edgar Degas Painting

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From Rococo to Impressionism: Revolutions in Cultures and Art

2 pages / 1066 words

During the 18th century, many countries where going through revolutions in their cultures and art; France being one of the main countries. At the start of the 18th century, many of artists did paintings of the lavish lifestyles of the French elite. But, as time...

Edgar Degas Impressionism Painting

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Man, Controller of The Universe by Diego Rivera

5 pages / 2064 words

The man at the Crossroads was destroyed and never publicly seen, 10 months later he recreated the painting and renamed it Man, Controller of the Universe and is one of Diego Rivera’s most infamous controversial pieces of art. Man at the Crossroads was originally created...

Diego Rivera

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The Way Jeff Koons' Puppy Artwork Reflects Chinese Culture

1 page / 639 words

Throughout the centuries, animals have appeared in works of art. Cultural beliefs are the main principles and values upon which an entire community exists. This is made up of several parts: traditions, which rituals; values, which are philosophies; and culture, which is all of a...

Artwork Chinese Culture Jeff Koons

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The Power of Jeff Koons and Andy Warhol's Influence on Art Culture

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By exploring similarities and differences between Andy Warhol (Pop Art) and Jeff Koons (Neo Pop Art) works and ideas, my objective is to conclude that Pop Art past and present is more than a mere celebration of consumer and popular culture, but also an effective...

Andy Warhol Jeff Koons Pop Art

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Jeff Koons - The Main Player in The World of Postmodernism Visual Arts

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The postmodernism frame is a new frame of artwork that has been introduced into the art culture. It’s a form of experimental contemporary art movement, this form of art breaks the boundaries and challenges the audience’s perception. It involves the use if words or images...

Jeff Koons Postmodernism Sculpture

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Jeff Koons - an Artist Who Can Inspire

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The series Luxury & Degradation, 1986 feature oil inks on canvas prints of alcoholic beverage advertisements. In all these there is the presence of leisure time, sexual conquest, excess, wealth or suggestion of wealth.  The Luxury & Degradation works most resemble Jeff Koons‟ friends‟ work...

Famous Person Jeff Koons Sculpture

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Influential Painters in The History of Chicano

1 page / 546 words

Paintings that come from the world of art have come in many different forms including: Expressionism, Rembrandt, Neoclassical, Romanticism, etc. Yet, none are as unique, and in some ways underappreciated, in their ways of expressing their message as Chicano Art. Chicano art is an art...

Diego Rivera

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Differences and Similarities Between Magnetic Artists: Koons and Warhol

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Since the early 1980s. Jeff Koon’s has become a magnetic artistic persona open for critical and public opinion. In his adept deployment of the internal promotional mechanisms of what Horkhiemer and Adorno call ‘the culture industry’ to further mass self-promote his artistic persona, Koon’s has...

Andy Warhol Jeff Koons Pop Art

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Analysis of Jean-michel Basquiat's Artwork "Trumpet"

2 pages / 804 words

“Trumpet” by Jean Michel Basquiat is an artwork that shows raw graphic fusions of text, scribbles and cultural expressions. The work shows an alien type creature playing a trumpet with Basquiat signature crown on top of the creature’s head. “Trumpet” was painted on canvas using...

Graffiti Jean-Michel Basquiat

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Neo-expressionism Art Movement Art Movement in Basquiat's Work

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Jean-Michel Basquiat worked in New York and was one of the prominent painters of the 1980s. Basquiat responded to the culture of his time using image and text in his work. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater...

Graffiti Jean-Michel Basquiat

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Art and Society in Jean-michel Basquiat and Keith Haring' Works

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Intro Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring both used distinctive language and techniques for visual effect to communicate ideas while developing connections between art and society in their practices, as they create and show how society is through their many different artworks. Haring and Basquiat would...

Graffiti Jean-Michel Basquiat

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Psychoanalysis of Film The Breakfast Club: John Bender

3 pages / 1191 words

The Breakfast Club The movie The Breakfast Club, directed by John Hughes in 1985, shows a group of five adolescents who are going through high school. These adolescents face difficulties that place them into Saturday detention. Each high school student is from a different walk...

Film Analysis John Berger The Breakfast Club

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Life and Art of Pablo Picasso

3 pages / 1474 words

Pablo Picasso has made a change in history with his meaningful paintings. He was born on October 25, 1881, and learned about art at an early age. He became a painter, sculptor, printmaker, stage designer, ceramicist, playwright and poet, and spent a lot of his...

Pablo Picasso Painting

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Analysis of Pablo Picasso's Artwork 'The Weeping Woman'

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The piece of artwork that has influenced me and my work personally the most was “The Weeping Woman” by Pablo Picasso. Picasso has been someone I’ve studied throughout my lifetime and has been a huge influence to many. There are many different styles and techniques...

Artwork Pablo Picasso Painting

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Magical Realism in Kahlo’s The Wounded Deer and Kafka’s Metamorphosis

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Some of the most appealing stories to read are those of magical realism. It adds a fantastical sense to an otherwise regular story. It gives the story that flair needed to set it apart from others. It also can provide a deeper meaning and the...

Frida Kahlo Metamorphosis Realism

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Analysis of 'Les Demoiselles D'avignon', 'The Large Bathers' and 'The Joy of Life'

1 page / 608 words

In the modern art time that converges into today, there were a great deal of similitudes and contrasts between gems. You could take a gander at two totally unique pieces and make sense of a shared motivation. In like manner, with regards to The Joy...

Les Demoiselles D’Avignon Painting Paul Cezanne

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Les Demoiselles D'avignon and Cubism Movement

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Impressionism and the Rise of Cubism Just as Impressionism played a key role in Modernism, another revolutionary art movement is Cubism. About 30 years after the first Modernist movement, Impressionism began, Cubism was slowly replacing it. “Since the Renaissance almost all paintings had obeyed a...

Les Demoiselles D’Avignon Pablo Picasso