Claude Monet Haystacks Series
Claude Monet painted a series of observational studies of local haystacks. He was looking at the effects of light and the relationship between the colour of the object and the colour of the shadowFriday, 30 January 2015
AS Art Edxcel Relationships Colour theory and relationships - Bridget Riley
Bridget Riley Op Art. Bridget Riley used the way our eyes work placing precisely placed and constructed lines together in such a way that if you stare at them movement is created.
Bridget Riley produced later paintings that looked at relationships between colours. But Mr Higgins loves these early monochrome paintings because the illusion of movement is created.
Bridget Riley produced later paintings that looked at relationships between colours. But Mr Higgins loves these early monochrome paintings because the illusion of movement is created.
Early Op Art? Dazzle Ships / Dazzle Camoflage
During World War One and to a lesser extent World War Two British Royal Navy used striking patterns on their ships to confuse German Submarines and Ships. The idea was seeing the ship against the moving waves or through the periscope of a submarine it would be impossible to tell what it was and which way is was travelling
British Ship HMS Argus at sea 1918
Unidentified ship in dock
Tuesday, 27 January 2015
AS Art Edexcel Relationships - Colour relationships harmonies composition Piet Mondrian
Piet Mondrian was a Twentieth Century Abstract painter. Using some tight rules he created paintings that balanced colour shape and line
Phil Shaw "For Piets Sake" 2010 a homage to Mondrian
Monday, 26 January 2015
AS Art Edexcel 2015 Relationships Chiaroscuro - the balance between light and dark
Joseph Wright of Derby A Philosopher lecturing on a Orrery 1766
The Alchymist In Search of the Philosopher’s Stone, Discovers Phosphorus 1771
An Experiment on a Bird in an Air Pump 1768
Sunday, 25 January 2015
Apart and or Together Edexcel GCSE 2015 Andrew Wyeth Windows
Andrew Wyeth American painter of atmospheric landscapes and interiors. Painted a number of images using windows as frames so that we are looking out of rooms - apart from the landscape
Apart & Or Together Edexcel GCSE 2015 - Edward Hopper
Edward Hopper American painter (1882 - 1967)
Edward Hooper painted sparce urban spaces populated by melancholic looking people. You can fit these into 'Alone and or Together' because of the views through windows and separation created by the windows. Or you can fit them in because of the people who typically in Hopper's paintings seem isolated so alone but still with other people.
Nighthawks 1942
Thursday, 22 January 2015
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