Art History

There were quite a few. Among the impressionists for instance Berthe Morisot and Mary Cassatt.

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Here are only a few English artists, as there really weren't any prominent artists in England at that time.

George Gower

Nicholas Hillard

Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder

Isaac Oliver

Rowland Lockey

Hans Holbein the Younger

-Holbein was really the most well known English artist of the 16th century, even

though he was German and just moved to England.

Please note that these are the painting/scuplting artists of the time... Obviously, Shakespeare would be on this list if I were to include playwrights and authors. I recommend just making a list of 1600 artists in England, or the top European artists of the 1500's.

Rembrandt

cel animation is where one background is used, and the moving images are drawn over the top on acitate (clear plastic) and then there is 25 or 12 frames per second as with regular animations. each frame has a slightly different image and is changed after the photo is taken.

Dada

Realism attempts to emulate the state of things as they actually exist. So a realist writer could conceivably write about anything in reality as long as it's done as objectively as possible. To put it succinctly realism is the faithful representation of reality.

Giuseppe Arcimboldo: Sometimes his name is spelled Giuseppe Arcimboldi.

This style of art was Pop Art.

Henri Matisse is definitely connected with both Fauvism and art moderne. Other Fauvists include André Derain, Maurice de Vlaminck, or Georges Braque.

he just thought of it

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The Etruscans were deeply influenced by Greek culture and art. In fact, their civilisation arose through the process of orientalisation, which was the spread of Greek influence and art through trade. The arrival of Greek settlers in Italy started trade with the Greeks. The Etruscans took up this opportunity, greatly aided by having mines with the metals the Greeks wanted. It is the wealth that this created that promoted the rise of this civilisation. Greek motifs were taken up.

Similarly, the Romans were deeply influenced by Greek culture and art, too. There was not a transition from Greek to Roman art mediated by the Etruscans.

Fresco.

It can be challenging to move away from a background that taught us that "excellent art = realistic art" and toward something more abstract and emotive. And it doesn't take much research to find out that creating effective abstract painting is considerably more difficult than it might seem! It is simply a process of simplifying to make a picture more abstract, or, as I would put it, to abstractify it; nonetheless, the finished product will still be rich and complex. You must dance between making decisions that are both instinctive and purposeful as you bring a painting to life.

Follow below points to get a good abstract painting

• make it minimalist.
• make it less descriptive
• discover the painting
• use textures

Criticism

generalization

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Antimodernism is a movement which opposes modernism - a variety of forms of architecture, literature, philosophy, which flourished in the 20th century.

Material culture is the physical evidence of a culture as seen in the objects and architecture they made (or continue to make). Material culture can include anything from buildings to jewelry and household objects. The study of material culture has influenced, created, and enhanced many fields, including art preservation, Anthropology, and Archaeology.

I don't know, but I hope it has better grammar than you.

The atrium of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, also known as the Courtyard of Al-Aqsa, is an open space that surrounds the mosque complex in Jerusalem. It serves as a gathering area for worshippers and visitors, providing access to the mosque itself and other significant structures within the compound. The atrium features beautiful architectural elements and is often filled with people during prayer times and religious events. It plays a crucial role in the overall ambiance and functionality of the mosque complex.

Frederick II.

Cleopatra was the queen of Egypt and in all honest I sincerely doubt she personally made anything. However, during that time frame in history purple was made from a mollusk called a whelk. The process was long and rather toxic. For more information please see the attached link.

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