When you look at the painting, you can see a man who is staring at the distance. We can see that he looks pensive - he is deeply in meditation, thinking about the flow of water, perhaps, as the name of the painting suggests. He looks melancholic and immersed in his thoughts, and is mulling over the forces of nature and its effects. Maybe he is thinking about life itself, and it passing by like water in a stream. The artist designed the image the way he did maybe to make us stop and think about life and nature ourselves, and not rush living our daily, perhaps meaningless lives.
This is my take on the painting, at least. :)
I think you can make the bx from the middle
Michael Faraday was an infamous scientist known for his discoveries and experiments on electricity and magnetism. Without him, we are still using candles today instead of LED and fluorescent lights, as well as computers, laptop, fridge,etc. Answer is A.
Introduction to Art: Concepts & Techniques is an art appreciation course created for individuals without any artistic background. This course introduces you to various art movements, cultural influences, artistic genres, artists, and their artwork.
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Seurat believed colors looked stronger when used along with their complementary color. ... But instead of moving the image, he used many dots of pure color. The dots are too small to tell apart from afar. Georges Seurat (1859-1891), The Circus, 1890-91.
