Tuesday, 24 January 2023
Lock or Locked - GCSE Edexcel Chess Games
Honore Daumier 1863 The Chess Players
John Lavery 1929 The Chess Players
Thomas Eakins 1876 The Chess Players
The Lewis or Uig Chess Pieces
made in 12th Centry
carved from Walrus Ivory or Whale's teeth
“The King Playing With the Queen,” Max Ernst, 1944 (cast 1954).
Tuesday, 17 January 2023
Edexcel GCSE Art Exam 2023 Interlocking or Interlocked Figures
Luca Cambiaso 1545 Composition Sketch for Painting
George Luks The Wrestlers 1905
Gustave Courbet 1853
Edexcel GCSE Art Exam 2023 Interlocking or Interlocked Figures George Bellows
George Bellows 1882 - 1925
George Bellows 1882 - 1925
George Bellows 1882 - 1925
George Bellows 1882 - 1925
Edexcel GCSE Art Exam 2023 Locks, Lock Gates and Canals
Twyford Lock
Bertram Priestman (1868 - 1951)
Lock Gates
Bertram Priestman (1868 - 1951)
John Atkinson Grimshaw 1836 - 1893
Leeds Bridge
Tuesday, 10 January 2023
GCSE Art Exam 2023 Confined and contained - Illustrator Gustav Dore
London - By Rail Illustration by Gustav Dore for 'London' by Douglas Jerrold.
The framing of the railway arch is keyhole or frame like and links to the theme also the confined and packed in yards behind the houses seem confined and locked in.
GCSE Art Exam 2023 Prisoners, Captives and People Locked up
This is a well known painting by Vincent Van Gogh. Van Gogh painted it in 1890 while in The Saint Paul Asylum. Less well known is the fact that as he couldn't paint from real life Van Gogh copied from reproductions of others work and book illustrations. This is a copy of an 1872 Book Illustration by Illustrator and Artist Gustav Dore
This is Gustav Dore's illustration from 1872 showing prisoners exercising in a yard at Newgate Prison in London
In the 1970 dystopian film A Clockwork Orange loosely based on the book by Anthony Burgess director Stanley Kubrick took inspiration from the painting for a scene in a detention centre.
Blind Curve (2010) Felix Lucero
Inmate Artist San Quentin Prison
GCSE Exam 2023 David Olere -Auschwitz Survivor and Artist
Olere's first assignment at Auschwitz was as a grave digger. His prisoner number 106144 is seen here both on his shirt and as a tattoo on his left arm.
David Olere waa forced to a member of the Sonderkommando who collected up corpses after gassing.
This is a self portrait
David Olere (1902 - 1985) was held in Auschwitz Concentration Camp from March 1943 until the end of the War. David began drawing what he saw in the camp towards the end of the war when the guards were more relaxed. Other Artists have produced art works as a record of what they witnesses, but Olere is one of a small number who were able to record their experiences will still in a Concentration Camp
Gassing
more information David Olère (usf.edu)
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