Impressionism

Impressionism CLAUDE MONET (1840-1926) 'Rouen Cathedral - The Portal' 1894 (oil on canvas) Realism Gustave Courbet Painting Portait of Madame L (1863) Nineteenth-Century Ben Mulock, 1860 Photograph This week’s Style Guide will focus on Realism, Impressionism, and nineteenth-century Photography. Choose a work of art from each movement produced during the historical period we are studying this week. Arrange them chronologically in your presentation along with your written work. Include the following identifying information (if available): •    Title •    Artist •    Date piece was created •    Art movement and/or style •    Media In your own words, write a description and analysis of each work using visual language with terms from the elements of art and principles of design table listed below (at least 3 of the most relevant art terms per each work of art). Work to explain the trademark attributes of each style and artist. Include discussion of context in each analysis such as how the subject and style of the artwork express historical, cultural, and/or biographical information. Conclude how each artwork represented a Modernist approach to art making and style when it was made. Elements of Art •    Line •    Color •    Value •    Texture •    Shape •    Form •    Space    Principles of Design •    Balance •    Emphasis •    Contrast •    Movement •    Rhythm •    Unity •    Pattern Checklist: •    Professional presentation with images included •    Identified three different works of art from this week, each in different styles •    Description and analysis of each work of art using art terms •    Contextual discussion of each work (historical, cultural, social, etc.) •    How does each artwork represent a Modernist approach? •    Original artwork made specifically for this assignment in one of the styles explored •    Reliable and scholarly sources properly cited using MLA style Formal Description/Analysis and Cultural/Contextual Hints: After you choose a work of art ask yourself... Do I see line? If the answer is yes, explain the line that you see. Then ask yourself... Do I see color? If the answer is yes, explain exactly what color you see (work your way through all of the terms). If you don’t see a term, explain the lack of that element. For example, if there is a lack of movement in a sculpture, explain why that is significant to the philosophy of the style it is in. PLACE THIS ORDER OR A SIMILAR ORDER WITH US TODAY AND GET AN AMAZING DISCOUNT :)