Essays on Famous Artists

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Life and Career of Vincent Van Gogh

1 page / 519 words

Vincent Van Gogh was the son of a Dutch pastor, Theodorus Van Gogh. Vincent was born on 30 March 1853 at Zundert, a village in the south Netherlands. Art was a part of Vincent when he was growing up because several uncles in the family...

Art and Religion Painting Vincent Van Gogh

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Analysis of Mount Williamson by Ansel Adams

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Introduction The fundamental concept that underpins the development of civilizations, cultures, and religions is the idea of community. Whether it’s a family, a town, a nation, or even the entire world, the aspiration for a utopian society has captured the imagination of philosophers throughout the...

Ansel Adams Photography

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How Do I Understand Photograps of Ansel Adams

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Introduction to Ansel Adams and His Work Images of trees in a forest covered with snow may be foreign to people who have never ventured out into the rural wilderness. However, Ansel Adams, who was an early 1900s photographer, loved capturing outdoor images, as landscapes...

Ansel Adams Photography

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The Biography of William Morris: Man Working a Lot

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Starting with a famous quote of William Morris: Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful. This quote is quite self explanatory that things you keep in your house should be beautiful and useful whereas...

Biography Personality William Morris

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The Role of Human Condition in Frida Kahlo Art Works

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The human condition is the effect something has on a person that effects them for a short or long period of time. The human condition is something that effects someone by a physical or mental problem that has had an impact on that person’s life....

Frida Kahlo Painting

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Art and Biography of Diego Rivera

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Diego Rivera is one of the most prominent artists of the 20th century. He was born in 1886 in Guanajuato, Mexico and died in 1957 in Mexico City at the age of 71 years. He started his drawing career at the age of three years....

Book Review Diego Rivera Literature Review

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Romantic Relationships in The Poems The Origin of The Milky Way and Little Houses

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Tale As Old As Time: Storytelling and Relationships The creation of stories have allowed human history to continue to evolve and grow. Storytelling has been ingrained in cultures as a way of passing down lessons and history. The universal subject of love can be translated...

Frida Kahlo Literature Review Poetry

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Identity of Frida Kahlo in Her Art Works

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Though life is full of both positive and negative experiences, some individuals are able to use some of the most undesirable aspects of their lives, such as pain or trauma, to engender greatness. Throughout history, it has been commonplace to witness negative life experiences being...

Frida Kahlo

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Life Path of Frida Kahlo

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Her life can be described as that of a suffering female, a childless woman, and a mistreated wife. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay During the course...

Frida Kahlo

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The Power of Art in Speaking to The Community: Frida Kahlo and Andy Warhol

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The paintings I have chosen for my essay are Tree of Hope by Frida Kahlo and Campbell’s Soup Can by Andy Warhol. These are the paintings that really drew my interest as both artists seemed to be speaking to me with their works. These paintings...

Andy Warhol Frida Kahlo Painting

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Understanding The Work of Mexican Painter, Diego Rivera

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This work contains a great amount of symbolism and and meaning, because it is a reflection of the feelings of the author and a cause he cannot put into words. The figures represented in this painting are that of a woman, sitting in the center...

Diego Rivera

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The Use of Dorothea Lange’s Photos in The Depiction of an Immigrant Family

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During the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl of the 1930’s, hundreds of thousands of unemployed Americans moved westward in a desperate attempt to find work. These “people in flight from the terror behind,” as John Steinbeck in The Grapes of Wrath poignantly describes, were...

Dorothea Lange

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Dorothea Lange’s Memoir

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Migrant Mother In my mind, Dorothea Lange will always be identified with this image. I first saw it watching a documentary on the Great Depression in my sophomore History class. The impact it made was so strong that ever since that first view I can...

Dorothea Lange

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Assessment of The Effect of Hokusai Manga on The Dance Class and The Star, a Painting by Edgar Degas

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Degas’s The Dance Class depicts movement through the use of brushwork and the “cut-off” composition of the painting, creating a realistic snapshot of dancers in motion. During the Impressionist movement, the goal for Impressionists was to create the impression of a single moment, not caught...

Edgar Degas

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Overview of The Memoirs of Artists Edgar Degas and Auguste Rodin

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In the midst of 19th century France, the country was revolutionizing, the economy was stabilizing, and the arts were flourishing. Salons were popping up everywhere and skilled artists were given a celebrity type persona as their works were displayed in galleries across the country and...

Edgar Degas

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Life and Works of Caravaggio

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Speech on Caravaggio I first encountered this artwork when I was a junior in high school, where I was dual enrolled with a local community college so that I could fill both high school and college credits. I was in my Renassaince: The Age of...

Caravaggio

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Caravaggio: How His Life Affected on His Artworks

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Caravaggio The Renaissance brought forth an explosion of new art and artists. Names such as Michelangelo, Donatello, and Bernini were commonly known throughout the time for their innovations and inspirations, but it was an artist named Caravaggio who truly stood out. Inspired by the dark...

Caravaggio

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Poetics of Blood in Caravaggio's Paintings

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The story of Caravaggio is a unique tale, but then again – what artists’ is not? As analyzed by David M. Stone, there is a little mystery in Caravaggio’s “story”, and blood plays a large role throughout. All things considered, I believe that Stone discusses...

Caravaggio

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Frida Kahlo: Biography, Paintings and Facts

4 pages / 2009 words

Frida Kahlo, the most famous female artist to date. Frida was a confident and brave woman, especially for her time. She didn’t let anyone tell her what she could and could not accomplish. Even through her personal troubles, she was able to live an inspirational...

Frida Kahlo Personality