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No, it is not. You cannot see the sound of the scream, but there are several things in the painting you can recognize, even if distorted. Distorted is not abstract. An abstract painting har no regognizable subject or details.
Realism can be considered the opposite of an abstract painting. One must distinguish between abstract or realistic subject and rendering effect. The subject of a painting is what is being painted, the rendering effect is how the painting looks when done. When using a realistic rendering the artist tries to depict what he sees as closely as possible rendering the work to look photo-realistic. One could use a realistic rendering to paint a picture of a mountain that does not actually exist so that it looks real. Sometimes in "surrealism" a realistic rendering is used but the subject is is fantastical or abstract. The word abstract implies an idea that is not fully formed in the mind or that is not fully understood or that is only loosely associated with reality. An "abstract" concept can be considered opposite of a "concrete" one. Abstract paintings are rendered so that the picture is not fully formed and only loosely associated with the subject. For example a round shape in an abstract painting might represent the earth, but may not be painted to look like the earth. That would be an example of abstract rendering. If the subject were abstract the painting may try to depict something that is hard to describe such as the shared relationship of all man-kind or dreams without depicting any particular dream. From a political standpoint abstract painting is often associated with the liberal arts while traditional rendering techniques and subjects are associated with the conservative.
Not a painting, but a drawing, called Vitruvian Man.
Don Quixote.
original board painting ,of a man on a horse, with the devils tower in the back ground
No, it is not. You cannot see the sound of the scream, but there are several things in the painting you can recognize, even if distorted. Distorted is not abstract. An abstract painting har no regognizable subject or details.
Realism can be considered the opposite of an abstract painting. One must distinguish between abstract or realistic subject and rendering effect. The subject of a painting is what is being painted, the rendering effect is how the painting looks when done. When using a realistic rendering the artist tries to depict what he sees as closely as possible rendering the work to look photo-realistic. One could use a realistic rendering to paint a picture of a mountain that does not actually exist so that it looks real. Sometimes in "surrealism" a realistic rendering is used but the subject is is fantastical or abstract. The word abstract implies an idea that is not fully formed in the mind or that is not fully understood or that is only loosely associated with reality. An "abstract" concept can be considered opposite of a "concrete" one. Abstract paintings are rendered so that the picture is not fully formed and only loosely associated with the subject. For example a round shape in an abstract painting might represent the earth, but may not be painted to look like the earth. That would be an example of abstract rendering. If the subject were abstract the painting may try to depict something that is hard to describe such as the shared relationship of all man-kind or dreams without depicting any particular dream. From a political standpoint abstract painting is often associated with the liberal arts while traditional rendering techniques and subjects are associated with the conservative.
Some abstract nouns for man is manhood and manliness.
Realism can be considered the opposite of an abstract painting. One must distinguish between abstract or realistic subject and rendering effect. The subject of a painting is what is being painted, the rendering effect is how the painting looks when done. When using a realistic rendering the artist tries to depict what he sees as closely as possible rendering the work to look photo-realistic. One could use a realistic rendering to paint a picture of a mountain that does not actually exist so that it looks real. Sometimes in "surrealism" a realistic rendering is used but the subject is is fantastical or abstract. The word abstract implies an idea that is not fully formed in the mind or that is not fully understood or that is only loosely associated with reality. An "abstract" concept can be considered opposite of a "concrete" one. Abstract paintings are rendered so that the picture is not fully formed and only loosely associated with the subject. For example a round shape in an abstract painting might represent the earth, but may not be painted to look like the earth. That would be an example of abstract rendering. If the subject were abstract the painting may try to depict something that is hard to describe such as the shared relationship of all man-kind or dreams without depicting any particular dream. From a political standpoint abstract painting is often associated with the liberal arts while traditional rendering techniques and subjects are associated with the conservative.
the man who sotle the painting id in the cafe
Painting the Invisible Man was created in 2007.
None of Picasso paintings are titled "Man". However, in his painting "Blue Room" there is a depiction of a man hidden in the painting, and is often referred to as "Man".
black widow is the person who told her hinch man (the man who told you to protect the painting)to stal the painting.
Not a painting, but a drawing, called Vitruvian Man.
in the jazz cafe
Depending on the context, one of the following may be suitable: mankind manhood
The noun 'man' can be a concrete or an abstract noun, depending on use.The concrete noun man is a person that can be seen, heard, or touched.That man gave me good directions.The abstract noun man is humanity in general, people as a whole, a word for a concept.Kindness to your fellow man makes everyone's life a little easier.