Pop art is a movement that started in the 1950’s throughout the 60’s. In the early parts the pop art movement was very popular because everybody wanted to dance. One of the famous person in pop art was Roy lichtenstein. He was famous because his work had used a lot of parody and defines what kind of person he is. Also during the 20’s a lot of American artists trying to make music and money to take care of their family. Pop art is almost everywhere such as logos and labeling it was chosen by pop art also. Andy Warhol was living in pittsburgh and had two other siblings. Andy was a smart and a creative kid he took after his mother in art because his mother was a famous artist also. When Andy was a teenager his father had pass …show more content…
Roy was the only artist to think about drawing a cartoon imagery. Roy did not copy out of a book or the internet he used a very technique to create that image. I know it took a long time like one week to finish this drawing. Roy had a lot of paintings and art pictures ,but i think this was the most talented picture i ever saw. The images was both made by two talented artists in the 1960s. The similarities of this picture is that they both are woman. Second is that this is a big picture drawn by the artist to show the world. Next the woman are both popular in some kind of way, they both have fans and people who like and love them. Between the two woman they both look like they have a I don't care attitude. The difference between the two women is that they have different color hair. Second the drowning women she is drowning and Marilyn Monroe is not in the picture. Marilyn Monroe is happy and the drowning girl is trying to find a way to stay alive. Next the information under both of the pictures is different in their own ways. On the modern picture it's twenty-five images of Marilyn monroe and on the drowning girl photo it's only one big
Laird’s “Kitchen” and Dater’s “Ms. Clingfree” were two pictures I thought were similar. If you laid the two side by side, you would see nothing in them that was remotely similar. One is of a young attractive housewife sitting on the kitchen counter, cheerily showing off the fruit bowl. The other is of an older housewife, perhaps one who has been married many years and is starting to feel the stress taking its toll on her. In that sense, the pictures are of the same person (a housewife) as she goes through the years. Laird shows her when she is happily married and everything is sunny and bright. Dater shows the woman after the years have taken their toll and she is tired of it all.
Pop Art was a Modern art movement that emerged durring the mid-twentieth century in both England and America. It first began to gain recognition in the early 1950’s, after about twenty years of Abstract, as artists altered their attention and looked to change. In the late 1950’s and early 1960’s, Pop Art became much more popular to the general public and successful for the movement’s artists due to the world growing tired of the repeditive forms of Abstract. Found in the Menil Collection, Seated Woman and Lavender Disaster are two examples of Pop Art. The comparison of these two pieces shows although they differ in medium and subject matter both Seated Woman and Lavender Disaster share common underlying themes possesed by all Pop Art.
In the end, Cenni’s Madonna and Child and Miller’s La Toilette were able to convey a message onto their viewers through the use of light and shadow, distinguishing backgrounds from the main subjects, and through repetition. The Madonna and Child obviously represents The Virgin Mary and baby Jesus, while La Toilette successful exemplifies the similarities between a woman putting on make up and an artist painting a canvas.
These two artworks are similar and also have differences they range from the colours, shape, and
The first and most obvious similarity is both paintings are about women. Although the subjects in both works of art are women, the Two Women on a Wharf painting appear to have heavy hearts and look to be consoling each other,
In conclusion, the pieces have a variety of similarities as well as differences. Both pieces are double portraits that show the difference in time periods in which they were created and the way artistic tastes change over time. Both works of art seem to express differences between light and dark. Though both pieces have similar subject matters they vary in the use of medium and technique to create stark contrast with each other.
When comparing Helen of (Sparta) Troy and Marilyn Monroe they have many parallels and differences. Mutually both of these women had a coarse childhood with many hardships. Both women had a turning point when they did something that caused people to change their opinion of them. Helen and Monroe’s Beauty has luminously inspired artist for decades. When comparing Helen of troy and Marilyn Monroe, one can see many similarities between both historic individuals.
Throughout history art has played a major role in society. It started out with paintings and went to photography and eventually to films. Artistic interpretation depended on whom the artist was and what he or she wanted to present to the audience. When it came to portraiture, whether it was paintings or photography, the idea of mimesis was very important. However important this may have been, the portraits were mostly products of the media and fashions during that time period. Whatever was popular during the time was used such as columns or curtains in the background. The face was the main focus in the painting and there was little focus on the body. Later on during photography the body was focused on more. Even though photography was used much later after paintings were used, it allowed the artist even more artistic interpretation because of the ability to play a different role and not having to be ones self. The artists that will be focused on are Frida Kahlo and Cindy Sherman. They lived during different periods and their artistic intentions varied because of that. They also had similarities in that they thought outside of the conventional roles. These women were both self-portraiture artists and although they were considered that their interpretations did not always make their portraits self-portraits. Traditionally the artist was an outsider, but when it came to self-portraiture they became the subject and the audience became the outsider. The similarities and differences of Frida Kahlo and Cindy Sherman’s art were tied into the strength and also vulnerability they had because of their roles as women. They wanted the audience to see a background story to the portraits and not just an image of a beautiful face.
Though most works of art have some underlying, deeper meaning attached to them, our first impression of their significance comes through our initial visual interpretation. When we first view a painting or a statue or other piece of art, we notice first the visual details – its size, its medium, its color, and its condition, for example – before we begin to ponder its greater significance. Indeed, these visual clues are just as important as any other interpretation or meaning of a work, for they allow us to understand just what that deeper meaning is. The expression on a statue’s face tells us the emotion and message that the artist is trying to convey. Its color, too, can provide clues: darker or lighter colors can play a role in how we judge a piece of art. The type of lines used in a piece can send different messages. A sculpture, for example, may have been carved with hard, rough lines or it may have been carved with smoother, more flowing lines that portray a kind of gentleness.
Not only that, even though they both have some similarity to each other, I notice more difference than similarity in the portraits. Portrait of Isabella d'este was made in 1534-1536 on oil on wood with dark black brown background. Unlike the Portraits of a Lady who looked down during her portraits, Isabella d'este is looking up but not directly towards the viewers. While observing more on both portraits, I notice the light that shined down on Isabella d'este is coming from her right top corner of the painting. On the other hand, Portraits of a Lady were made in 1460 on oil on oak panel with the light source coming from the left top
Aside from the conditions, which lead to the creation of these works, they share a number of other common threads. Symbolism aside these works are very similar on the surface. Both are a collection of seemingly disjointed images, which when put together by the reader or observer serve up a strong social message. That messages being that the wars and conflicts of the times have twisted the world. This is reinforced by the contorted and misshapen images in both works.
Pop music is a contemporary genre of music which originated in the United States and United Kingdom, and goes back as far as late 1940’s. There is also the term “Popular Music” which is sometimes used interchangeably, although they are not quite the same. Popular music is used to define various genres which have been widely praised around the world, such as Rock, Jazz, Hip-Hop etc.
The basic style of the music is pop and world. Pop music, also known as popular music, is “professional music which draws upon both folk music and fine arts music.” This means that pop music is a variety of sources including classical, jazz, rock, and fine arts music which
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...the two paintings come from different historic art periods. Another difference is the absence of the nude in Claude Monet’s painting. The three paintings represent my theme: woman and nature very well. The combination of the woman figure in the outdoor world for me symbolizes the connection that women have with nature. They all reflect calmness, mystery and elegance.