The body as a means of representation of various aspects of human concerns was always present through the ages in different artistic creations.
Art Essays
Hopper’s Concept of Self-Representation
An artist writes their biographies with the creative imagery and forms of their own creativities. Through the intellectual content and intimate lexicality of depicted scenes the artist expresses spiritual interiority.
Van Dongen: A Fauve in the City.
The reputation of Paris as a leading center of important economic, socio-political and cultural changes was already well established in European social circles at the beginning of the twentieth century. The artists from around the world were crossing each other on the streets of Paris, pursuing their dreams for a success and recognition of their talent.
Delacroix’s Painting Liberty Leading the People
Eugene Delacroix for his vision of “Liberty” appropriated the feminine image to connect together the two worlds: a mythical world and a popular realistic world. Delacroix’s references symbolize the antique divinities.
Aspekts of Greek Pottery related to the Olympic Games
Apr 4, 2007 | Art Essays
The Olympic games, one of the most glorious and respected events of our century, were born in Ancient Greece. The official date of the first games is estimated at 776 BC.
The Venetian Scuole: Aspects of 15th and 16th century Art
Dec 20, 2006 | Art Essays
Among many characteristics of Venetian culture, the most interesting is the way Venetians built their social structures based beside the initial government, on the Scuole Grande, Scuole Piccole, and Guilds.
The Basics of Art History
Nov 30, 2006 | Art Essays
The Rise of Civilization. The first structures of civilization appeared in Mesopotamia. Region is situated between two rivers, Tigris and Euphrates, also known as a Fertile Crescent. In the fourth millennium emerged the first urban communities. There were many...
Symbolism and composition in Bellini’s votive portraiture
Nov 21, 2006 | Art Essays
Giovanni Bellini’s Madonna of the Red Cherubs (see fig.1) stays apart from all his other votive portraitures of Virgin and Child.
Pieter Brueghel’s painting The Return from the Inn as a symbolic regard of his contemporary
Mar 30, 2006 | Art Essays
Pieter Brueghel’s painting The Return from the Inn as a symbolic regard of his contemporary The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts copy of Pieter Brueghel the Younger painting Return from the Inn (see fig.1), or as titled in The Dictionary of Art: The Drunk...