… it is an art form far outweigh the criticism of its illegality and nonstandard presentation. The purpose of this paper is to explain how graffiti art overcomes these concerns and should be considered an art form. Suppose that Leonardo, Monet, Picasso,…

… in Florence. So at a young age his father taught him how to read and write and know arithmetic. Since he thought Filippo would become an attorney like himself he saw to it that he read many books on many different subjects. However since his…

… where she grew up to become one of the most illustrious contemporary German artists of the twentieth-century. She is still currently living and now lives all over the world having homes in New York, Berlin, and London. Her unusual and intense…

… where she grew up to become one of the most illustrious contemporary German artists of the twentieth-century. She is still currently living and now lives all over the world having homes in New York, Berlin, and London. Her unusual and intense…

… for our attention, entertaining us, or trying to persuade. Visual artists create art to communicate thoughts, feelings, and ideas through painting, sculpting, or illustration. Illustrators and graphic designers are practical artists who put their…

… Steam Turbine all represent the shift from country naturalism to urban naturalism during the 1920’s in art. The Radiator Building strongly depicted the shift of city life in its use of buildings but also a despair in the change. The Brooklyn Bride…

… group of artists- In this essay I am going to talk about some of the main artists that work at Mambo, I am also going to tell you about the style that they use for their illustrations. Mambo is an Australian surf and street wear company, which comes…

… and a little bit fat that emphasis on realistic detail and body weight. This statue’s color is brown. It is made by wood with traces of polychrome. His face is very rounded and serene. His eyes are very narrow and long. It is half closed as if he…

… in Leipzig, Germany, Max Beckmann enrolled at the Weimar Academy of Arts in 1899 and between 1903 and 1904 traveled to Paris, Geneva, and Florence. Before the age of thirty, he was successful as an artist and financially secure. His paintings…

… wore, you must understand why they wore them. To do this, you need to know how their society worked. The Elizabethan social world was based on a concept known as "The Great Chain Of Being." This was the idea that everyone had their own, God-ordained…