Essays on Artist

Can sorrow or agony be broken down into their base code to be reproduced as a single image? If they can, then Pablo Picasso’s Guernica comes as close as any representation could. The cubist mural depicts the Spanish town of Guernica in the midst of…

Pablo Picasso’s Guernica represents distress and desolation as a solitary picture. The cubist painting delineates the Spanish town of Guernica amidst tumult after it was violently besieged during the Spanish Civil War. Guernica had once been the capital of Basque nation a zone of Spain….

The mid-twentieth century saw distinctive movement in conceptual and cubic art coinciding with global political and social unrest. Created by Braque and Picasso, cubism (Clarke, 2010) relinquished traditional perspectives of western paintings for more impenetrable works of intricate planes fusing and the encircling area. Picasso…

Pablo Picasso’s Guernica speaks to pain and destruction as a singular picture. It is a cubist style painting that depicts the circumstance of the Spanish town of Guernica in the midst of during the Spanish Civil War. Guernica used to be the capital of Spain….

Could distress or desolation be separated into their base code to be recreated as a solitary picture? In the event that they can, at that point, Pablo Picasso’s Guernica comes as close as any portrayal could. The cubist painting delineates the Spanish town of Guernica…

INTRODUCTION Background According to Cunningram (2016: 01) a tender is a term used to describe a contractor’s priced offer to construct the work. Whereas Hackett & Statham (2016: 65) explains that the purpose of any tendering procedure is to select a suitable contractor at a…

According to the New York Times writer Robin Pogrebin and Scott Reyburn, in 2017 Basquiat 1982 painting “untitled” auctioned off for a record breaking $110.5 million dollars. It set several records when auctioned off, by becoming the highest amount ever paid for an American/African-American artist…

Salvador Dali’s painting Geopoliticus Child Watching the Birth of the New Man (1943) is a dynamic piece that utilizes multiple elements and principles of art to convey its meaning. Dali’s piece portrays a sense of otherworldly intrigue, if not disgust, as a man hatches from…

These three artists utilized the human body as a vessel, leaving out unnecessary information by simplifying form, color and light. Coming from different movements and cultures such as Impressionism, American Renaissance and also Japanese ukiyo-e print designing. Also using different techniques like painting, inking, sketching…

Salvador Dali was known for his surrealist artworks. The term surrealism first appeared in the writings of French poet Guillame Apollinaire who used it in 1917. It is known that surrealism is irrational, and hallucinatory. It positioned itself not from escape from life but as…