<span>Hammer Price*: -not sold- *(Does not include auction fee to buyer)
Low Estimate: $3,500,000.
High Estimate: $4,500,000.
Signature: Unavailable
Size: 24.38" x 31.38" (61.93cm x 79.71cm)
Created: 1951.
Medium: Oil on canvas laid down on Masonite
Auction Lot: 24B
Auction House: Christie's New York, Rockefeller Center</span><span>
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AestheticsAnswer:
Make sure to use correct aesthetics, light blue with white, etc. Some French restaurants choose bold color schemes for their restaurant, like red for example. But you wouldn't put red in let's say a little girl's room, you would most likely choose a nice white and maybe some splashes of pick in some places. Aethetics are a big thing in interior design, and some people might think that you would want to put complementary colors like purple and yellow together, but you wouldn't put bright yellow and purple together in a room, it wouldn't look right, plus it would also strain the eyes. Lavender and white would be a good pair, some bathrooms are painted lavender with white boards.
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<u><em>DRY MEDIA: </em></u>
<em>Chalk and charcoal </em>- a lot milder, and the straight forwardness with which they spread over the paper takes into consideration an increasingly volumetric translation of the <em>3D structure through varieties of light and dull. Smear effectively. </em>
<em><u>WET MEDIA:</u></em>
<em>Pen and ink- </em>- a progressively liquid and expressive intends to render light and shadow, line can be <em>thickened or diminished</em> relying upon the <em>receptiveness of the paper. </em>
<em>Wash and brush-utilizing the little tip of the brush</em> with ink to make lines of fluctuating length, wash <em>characterizes volume and structure by including shadow.</em>
