1. Francisco Goya - B. Romanticism
- Goya is regarded as the most important Spanish artist of late 18th century. His work is largely a representative of Romanticism that shows intense emotion as the main source of visual experience, capitalizing on such emotions as apprehension, horror and terror, and awe experienced when placed in front of new aesthetic categories of the sublimity and beauty of nature.
2. Jacques-Louis David- A. Neoclassicism
- David is the main proponent of the Neoclassical style of painting. The movement seeks to return to the form of classical beauty and magnificence of the Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire.
3. Gustave Courbet - C. Realism
-Courbet was a french painter who is the proponent of Realism in the 19th century. His works embodies the essence of realism which is to depict the happenings of everyday rural living.
4. Paul Gauguin - E. Post Impressionism
- Gauguin was a post-impressionist artist that was unacclaimed until his death in 1903. His works were strongly influenced by the post- impressionist style of French Polynesia. It is with the use of strong bold colors and primitive themes that started this post modern style.
5. Claude Monet - D. Impressionism
- Monet's work is most memorable for his use of light atmosphere and observations of daily activities for a sequence of paintings. The philosophy of impressionism is to express one's perceptions of his immediate surroundings and nothing more. Just simple appreciation of moments.
I believe it’s strings (sorry if I’m wrong)
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Vincent Van Gogh's notorious "Starry Night" has the texture of a oily, yet soft touch to the eyes. When examined closer, you can see that the colors are mainly black, blue, and yellow. The space looking towards the mountains is magnificently done, for you can tell with a naked eye that they are far away. The pattern of the wind that is painted blue is also a very big part, you wouldn't be able to tell that there was wind in the background if not the hue's were different from the other colors. The rhythm of this entire painting leads towards the side of calm and mysterious.
Hopefully having 5 words gets you a bit of EC! Hope this helped :)
The type of poetry that Wesley uses when she creates her own structure is free verse. Since it is free, she can choose to write in whichever manner she chooses, she doesn't have to obey certain rules about writing poetry.
The medium is b) the material of a work of art. For example, painting is a medium, as is writing, sculpting, etc.
