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1976, was when the painting "Self Portrait in the Studio" was created (with the nude woman, mainly blue painting and Sydney in the background.
brett whiteleys art is impotant because he painted it him self and they all mean somthing to him and that he loved painting and drawing
Brett Whitely is an Australian artist. He won several prizes such as the Archibald PRize. One of his famous paintings is the "Self portrait of studio"
Whiteley used Chinese calligraphy evidently in his 'Self Portrait in Studio 1976'
many techniques were used in his painting "Self Portrait in the Studio". Brett Whiteley, like most artists, often painted with oil paint on canvs. But he often mixed different techniques like for instance oil, paper, graphite and tempera on plywood. The types of mediums used in Brett Whiteley's paintings was mainly oil and the colour blue as he really liked the standing out of the colour. Also, Brett whiteley used texture like his hair. He has used many different colours but mostly the colour blue.
Brett Whiteley was famous for numerous paintings- particularly his entry 'Self Portrait in the Studio' which won the Archibald prize in 1976. He was again successful in securing the prize in 1978 with his painting 'Art, Life and the Other Thing'. He has also been noted for his controversial piece 'The American Dream' which he created as a result of the anger he felt towards the American society during the Vietnam War.
The controversy surrounding Brett Whiteley's win of the Archibald prize in 1976 stemmed from accusations that his painting, "Self Portrait in the Studio," contained elements that were not painted by the artist himself, specifically the background. Some claimed that the painting violated the rules of the competition. However, Whiteley defended his work, stating that the background was necessary to convey the artist's environment and process. Ultimately, Whiteley was allowed to keep the prize.
I would call it Surrealism.
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Brett Whiteley is known for painting a picture of the Opera House in Sydney, Australia. He painted it in the year 1982.
The techniques used are smoothe, oil paint on canvas and paper this helps make the artwork glisten gives it a softer side. As this was a rough time for artist Brett Whiteley. - bold means key information
Brett Abbott has written: 'Edward Weston' -- subject(s): Artistic Photography, J. Paul Getty Museum, Photograph collections, Portrait photography