The early modernism trend of Serialism
Rosa bonheur’s masterpiece the horse fair was derived from <u>the Horse Market</u> in Paris.
Rosa Bonheur, whose real name was Marie-Rosalie Bonheur, was a French painter and sculptor most known for the astounding realism and delicacy of her depictions of animals. She was born in Bordeaux, France, on March 16, 1822, and died in Château de By, close to Fontainebleau, on May 25, 1899.
The Horse Fair by French Realist painter Rosa Bonheur is the featured Masterpiece Story today (1822-1899). The Salon of 1853's Horse Fair from the Horse Market was without a doubt its shining star. When Bonheur submitted this enormous canvas to the main yearly art exhibition in France, she was already a well-known animal painter.
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<span>In an
artwork using perspective, the orthogonal lines in the work merge at the vanishing point. </span>
These lines are used
to maintain a perspective which means giving the art a realistic view of the
object/s. The vanishing
point is a point that stands at eye-level on the horizon. There can be either
one or more vanishing points and thus derive the terms “one-point perspective”,
“two-points perspective”, etc.
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Answer:
no it's not possible.
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