Question: Which of the following artists known for creating photographic sequences is also one of the founders of Aperture magazine?
Answer: The correct answer is: <u>Minor White. </u>
Explanation: Minor White was a well-known and recognized photographic artist, a teacher and a writer. He was born in Minneapolis Minnesota in 1908. One of the unique features of Minor White's work was his preference for the grouping of photographs in a form called the sequence. His sequences were highly structured groupings of pictures with similar formats. They would usually contain ten, twenty or thirty photographs. In 1952, the Aperture magazine was founded by proponents of photography and photographers, including Minor White. He died at age 68 in 1976. By the end of his career, White's pictures were spiritual and intense. He arranged them in sequences, forcing viewers to see connections and relationships between the shapes and colors.
From the ruling of Shogunates in Japan from 1100s to the middle 1800s, Japanese artists focused on painting acts of bravery and as well their warriors/ soldiers or samurai. Early Artists painted in scrolls or even in portraits. Paintings that are hard to depict are sometimes, the ones the requires great patience.
