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Like a Fish out of Soda.
Bean on Stilts.
Illustrator Portrait
So many rules. So little time.
Flaming Flamingos!
Schematic Composition by Sophie Taeuber-Arp (1933)
The elements in this piece are placed organically to create harmony between the two contrasting tones of Black and White. The shapes that are presented in this composition, although asymmetrical, creates a balanced pattern. There's a rhythmic tone to the picture, especially in the manner in which the shapes occupy the space of the piece.
The Seed of Areoi by Paul Gauguin (1892)
The intensity of colour in this composition is vibrant and bold. The artist directs the movement of the piece towards the female form by emphasizing her positioning to occupy a larger portion of the painting. The brush strokes of the piece are less restrained, as was the style of post-impressionist painters.The contrasting colours bring energy to the piece.
The Bather by Paul Cezanne (1885)
Seen as one of his more evocative paintings, this piece captures the nature of light in a refined manner. The artist has used shades of Blue, and not Black, to create shadows around the figure. The male figure, which is the emphasis of the piece, is awkward in the way he is positioned. The use of Blue, Grey and Green tones create a harmonious balance, with the painting depicting the colours of nature.
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