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I am very interested in the second pic because it reveals youth,happiness and motivation. Whenever I look at this picture, it motivates and reminds me to live a happy life , be active and positive. I also like the color , the color makes it look very modern and new
i really like the first pic because the lady is beautifully and meticulously drawn , the picture is very creative. I like how the color of the background matches the color of her shirt, and I like it when her face is drawn by piecies
Artist: unknown - the guy looks relaxed , he seems quite young , he has big eyes, dark eyes browns, he looks mature and strong
Vincent Van Gogh is now one of the most well-known post-Impressionist painters, although he was not widely appreciated in his lifetime. His job took him him to London and Paris, but he was not interested in the work and was dismissed in 1876. He briefly became a teacher in England, and then, deeply interested in Christianity, a preacher in a mining community in southern Belgium.
Something to know about him that he only sol 1 painting in his lifetime and less than in 10 years he painted almost 900 Paintings.
He is a really inspiring person because of his determination in doing his work.
"The Last Judgment" by Michelangelo (1536-1541). In a poem written for a friend in 1509, the artist griped about the long hours laying on his back: "My brush, above me all the time, dribbles paint so my face makes a fine floor for droppings!" In the end, the Renaissance master was able to cleverly express his frustration -- and have some fun at the pope's expense -- when he took on the "Last Judgment" fresco for the altar wall of the chapel. In the center of the expansive painting, Michelangelo's horridly eyeless face sags, an empty suit of flagellated skin, from Saint Bartholomew's hand. The Renaissance master imposed himself on the martyred saint, who is waiting to discover if he is off to heaven or hell after a grueling trial of faith. It was very creative of him to create his work based on a poem.
