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Inspired by Albert Bierstadt’s The Oregon Trail I have taken some photos of the sun myself. I like these photos because similarly to Bierstadt they depict intense orange and yellows in the sky adding depth and definition to the clouds. Unlike Bierstadt’s painting I have depicted the sun itself as it was shrouded by clouds. However in the bottom image I have taken I wanted to recreate the effects of the light passing through the tree which clearly shows a distinct silhouette of the tree. This work has now inspired me to create a poster that includes a silhouette of and object or figure with the light shining through behind them.
Impressionism Impressionism was a 19 th century art movement. During this movement artists focused on loose brushstrokes and capturing the light in a scene. Impressionism developed after the works of Gustave Courbet and the Realists. Impressionism was influenced by the bold work of Japanese block prints and the developing world of photography. During the 19 th century people believed that impressionist work was unfinished and that the choice of their subject matter was poor. Impressionist artists deemed that the subject matter in their paintings was less important than the style in which it was painted, the artists just painted landscapes of the urban and suburban to depict their portrayal of light. Later in the 19 th century Impressionism developed into Neo and Post Impressionism. Neo and Post Impressionism both Kept the style of Impressionism with the use of loose brushstrokes, however these two styles didn’t want to be restrained by the limitations of Impressionism. The term Neoimpressionism came from the French art critic Felix Fénéon when he reviewed the final Impressionist exhibition. Neoimpressionism was well known for its use of dots “Pointillism”. Seurat depicts this clearly in <strong>Sun</strong>day Afternoon on the Island of la Grand Jatte. The name post impressionism was coined by a British art critic Roger Fry. Post Impressionism developed from Impressionism by using a wider variety of brushstrokes. They also used a wider variety of subject matter and a wider variety of colours. Due to the disapproval of Impressionists work they didn’t display their work in the Salon. Instead they opened their own exhibition in 1874 and had 8 exhibitions which took place between then and 1886.
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Page 3 and 4: Claude Lorraine Claude was believed
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Page 11 and 12: JMW Turner I am now going to look
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Page 19 and 20: JMW Turner, 1840, Oil on canvas, 91
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Page 33 and 34: Albert Bierstadt Bierstadt was an A
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