Презентація "Art Is Eternal"

Art is Eternal. The project is prepared by Luda Oleshko and Nastya Bunchuk. Teacher: Bazilevska V. M.

explain the discrepancies between human being and life bring light to Mankind help to understand the surrounding world cultivate self-expression, imagination and creativity as well as critical thinking and problem solving skills give a unique means of expression. Arts for Heart’s Sakebroaden people’s outlook develop intellectual abilities of a personality

Art is Man’s nature. Nature is God’s art. Art Styles

One of the most popular and attractive styles is painting

History paintings

Landscapes describe a scenic view meadows hillsmountainsvalleys. Trees, forests. Coastal viewsseascapes

A still Life flower arrangementsbreakfast and banquet arrangements animal arrangements symbolic arrangements

A portrait can be a portrait of individual a group portraita self-portrait

A genre painting includes domestic settings, interior, mealtimes, celebrations, taverns or peasant scenes, markets, and other street scenes.

Anthony Van Dyckbelongs to the famous British artists ofthe 17 th-19 th centuries. The Flemish painter Van Dyck was really the father of British portrait school. The English king personally invited Van Dyck to London: during his first year in Britain the painter spent most of his time painting the King and the Queen. Van Dyck created a type of portraits which helped him to convey the subject’s individual character.

Tomas Gainsborough. One of the greatest masters, was a portrait and landscape painter. His portraits are painted in clear tones: blue and green are predominant colors. He managed to create a true impression of subject. Gainsborough greatly influenced the English school of landscape representatives . He was the first British artist to paint his native countryside sincerely. His work contains much poetry and music. He is sometimes considered the forerunner of the impressionists.

John Constable an English landscape painter, is well known. He is the first landscape painter who thought that every painter should make his sketches directly from nature, that is working in the open air. His technique and coloring are very close to the impressionists. Constable ignored the rules established by Reynolds. He insisted that art should be based on observations of nature and feelings. Thus, was the herald of Romanticism. but the realistic qualities of his art are very strong.

Henri Matisse was a French artist who loved pure colors. During the last fifteen years of his life, Henri Matisse developed his final artistic triumph by ’cutting into color’. He created collages, known as cutouts. For his cutouts Matisse used paper that had been hand-painted with gouache, and laid down in abstract or figurative patterns. The shapes were glued to large white paper backgrounds for shipping or display. The colors he used were so strong t5hat he was advised by his doctor to wear dark glasses.

Taras Shevchenko Ukrainian art of the middle of the 19th century was closely connected with the name of T. Shevchenko, who devoted most of his painting to Ukrainian interests. He was considered the father of modern Ukrainian painting. Shevchenko painted numerous portraits, self-portraits and landscapes with many architectural monuments of Ukraine. His works influenced on the creation of I. Aivazovskyi, S. Vasylkivskyi and I. Pokhytonov and devoted their effortsto depicting rural scenery at it most beautiful.

Ivan Aivazovskyi. One of the most outstanding philanthropist and constantly patronized the needy artists of Ukraine. He often drew on history and Bible, including Gospel, for the subjects of paint. The representation of the sea takes most canvas, in its upper portion is a narrow strip of stormy sky. In his work Aivazovskyi expressed freedom-loving ideas of his time aspiration for dreams, light and sun.

Mykola Pymonenko one of the most popular artist in Ukraine. He continued the realistic traditions in the Ukrainian genre painting. His work is often referred to as an encyclopedia of Ukrainian village life. He was attracted to folk rituals. Following in the footsteps of Shevchenko, he colored his realism with the romanticism of Ukrainian ethnography

Art is essential to learning. It opens a window to the rich and interesting world Your eyes caught a wonderful and perfect thing: you are so impressed with masterpieces that you can’t resist your inner desire to share these feelings with other people.

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