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An Analytical Discussion of William-Adolphe Bougereau's "Temptation"
by Dakota Skye, Oct 7, 2008
An interpretation of the famous painting by Bougereau.
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The Definition of Naturalism
by Dakota Skye, Oct 7, 2008
What exactly does it mean when a painting is said to be "naturalistic"? By analyzing the history of art, we can understand what naturalism entails.
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Boring Walls No More
by gigisimbre, Oct 4, 2008
These walls have been transformed from blank to an amazing 3D art.
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Leaves are for Art, Too
by gigisimbre, Oct 3, 2008
Leaves have colors that can be used in great masterpieces.
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The Portrait of Christ by a Filipino Artist
by Alex M Castillo, Oct 2, 2008
Joey Velasco's sociopolitical commentaries using oil on canvass.
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Analyzing Gauguin’s “Agony in the Garden”: The Tree of Knowledge
by Kaz Silvestri, Sep 28, 2008
Paul Gauguin believed that primitive art should start from the spirit and make use of nature instead of the other way around. He used simple colors to intensify the images and he did not pay much heed to linear or aerial perspective. "Agony in the Garden" is an example of one of his earlier attempts at primitivism, which he learned from Emile Bernard.
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Weird, Silly and Just Plain Bad Art
by Hannahgirl, Sep 25, 2008
These are very strange and abnormal paintings that I have actually seen.
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Artistic Recycling: Egg Cartons
by Paula Mitchell Bentley, Sep 22, 2008
This article is the second in a series of Artistic Recycling articles. These articles highlight ways that trash can be turned into treasure. This piece involves the reinvention of cardboard egg cartons into canvases which can be viewed from a never ending series of angles and view points. The cups of the egg cartons obliterate some of the perceptive angles of the viewer.
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Artistic Recycling: Tea Bags
by Paula Mitchell Bentley, Sep 21, 2008
There's a website called Original T-Bag Designs that sells art made of used tea bags. Talk about reuse -- they make some beautiful items from what most of us would just throw away. And these designs are helping to lift some artisans out of poverty!
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Everyday Art: Garbage Cans
by Paula Mitchell Bentley, Sep 19, 2008
Everyday objects can have a place in the world of art. They don't have to be totally boring, utilitarian objects. They can become something to make you smile or inspire you or make you think. Even the lowly garbage can is able to be changed into something more than a boring trash receptacle.
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