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What medium is used in the painting opera house by Brett Whiteley?
Oil, canvas, cardboard, collage, shell and ink on board
What made Brett Whiteley draw the Sidney Opera house in 1982?
Coming back to Australia after his trip to paint other things all over the world, he was fascinated by the Australian outback especially the Sydney harbour and so he did several drawings related to it and 'Opera House 1982' just happens to be one of them Learn how to spell SYDNEY.
What is george brett's wife's name?
Leslie Davenport
What comedy movie titles contain the word cat?
Copycat Cats and Dogs Catwoman The Cat in the Hat Cat People That Darn Cat Copycat Cats and Dogs Catwoman The Cat in the Hat Cat People That Darn Cat Copycat Cats and Dogs Catwoman The Cat in the Hat Cat People That Darn Cat
Did Brett Favre ever take ballet?
i hope so
What nationality is Brett whiteley?
Brett Whiteley's nationality is Australian.
Who was vanessa in brett whiteley's mixed media 1985?
Vanessa was a friend of Brett Whiteley.
Did Brett Whiteley enjoy art in school?
Brett Whiteley did enjoy art in school that's why he became an artist
Where did Brett Whiteley grow up?
Brett Whiteley grew up in Longueville New South Wales Australia
Where was Brett whiteley born?
in Alaska
What are Brett Whiteley's famous paintings?
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Brett Whiteley Opera House?
Brett Whiteley is known for painting a picture of the Opera House in Sydney, Australia. He painted it in the year 1982.
What subject matter did Brett Whiteley paint?
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Where did Brett whiteley live?
he lived in sydney
Why did Brett Whiteley paint the Olgas?
yes
What influences did Brett Whiteley have?
Brett was influenced by everyday objects, and the realism of everything and everyone.
What style of painting did Brett whiteley used in his painting ' the cat'?
Brett Whiteley painted it in offset lithograph style. This is a style in which a smooth stone or metal or paper plate is used to make an inked impression on a rubber blanket that transfers it to the paper being printed, instead of being made directly on the paper.
