Category: Artists

Table of Contents Henry Moore Madonna and Child (1943-44, LH 226) Mother and Child (1942-25, LH 26) Family Group (1948-49, LH 269) Works Cited Henry Moore During this study, we have analyzed various artists and their works. There is a significant relationship between artists and their works. Different factors influence the works of different artists.…

Beethovens music is influential primarily based on the transitional role that his musical work played during the classical music period and the commencement of the Romantic period. According to Horton (2018), Beethoven was born in Bonn, Germany, in 1770, during an era when Bach, Mozart, and Haydn dominated the music industry of the country (p.…

Known as the Mute of Kampen, Hendrick Avercamp was a non-verbal artist of the late sixteenth-early seventeenth century who specialised in writing winter scenes. His depictions of the Dutch winter have been highly appraised by patriots because they realistically depicted the daily living of the newly-created Republic of the United Provinces of the Netherlands. Born…

Introduction Ludwig van Beethoven is one of the greatest German composers of the 19th century. Polyphony, which J.S.Bach and his contemporaries represented, was replaced by a bias towards homophony, mainly represented by Haydn and Mozarts greatest symphonists. They created a new form that combines elements of harmony and counterpoint. Beethoven inherited this style, adopting it…

Ancient Greece represents one of the most investigated and at the same time enigmatic spheres of culture. No doubt, art, music, theatre, science, literature, painting, architecture, and democracy of the Greeks influences modern culture even many centuries after. Actually, the ancient Greeks introduced the humanities. The current government, architecture, literature, and sculpture take sources from…

To begin with, the popularization of photography coincided with a revolution in art as such. An illustrative example can be found in the works of Alexander Rodchenko. He was the true Revolutional artist: in 1925, he renounced easel painting as elitist, as a continuation of bourgeois tradition (Rodchenko 38). As Zervigón states, Rodchenko was among…

Women artists produced and constructed their self-portraits by painting how they felt, how they viewed themselves, and how they wanted to be seen by others in the same way that mirrors reflect themselves. They fashioned their artistic identity in an ingenious and unique style portraying themselves as well talented and skilled in the field of…

Jacques-Louis David is one of the most famous artists of the 18th century, not only for his art but also for the participation in Frances revolutionary movement. He was born in Paris in 1748, and throughout his life, he was a supporter of neoclassicism, which was reflected in his work (McMullen). Davids artistic abilities were…

Table of Contents Introduction About the Artist About The Virgin of Guadalupe Influences Conclusion Works Cited Introduction One of the most notable individuals in the history of Mexican and Spanish art is Miguel Cabrera. Influenced by the evangelization of new Spanish territories in South and Central America, Cabrera produced the most famous paintings in the…

Table of Contents Michelangelo, The Painter John Taylor and Howling Wolf Ancient and Modern art Works Cited Michelangelo, The Painter It is often assumed that only a person who is very fond of art, in general, is engaged in the work of an artist. Part of this opinion is because drawing is often a hobby…