She is seated only slightly off-center, but due to the high-key color of her dress and skin, is the dominant part of the painting. The dress that is draped over her entire body is pure white, a strong contrast to the majority of her surroundings, including Daphnis himself who is entirely much darker and more in the shadows than she. Beyond just the light and dark contrast, there are noticeable shapes in the painting that draw the eye to Chloe. The tree behind her is very dark, but in each corner of the painting the leaves part, allowing the blue sky behind to be seen. These areas are very small, but both of the breaks in the branches move inward at a diagonal, creating a triangle that points to the young couple, the young woman in particular.
The colors of the surrounding areas of the couple, are mainly cool green and blue, for the plants and the sky. Red fruits and pink flowers are added on the trees, which makes the background look actively and creates a romantic atmosphere. It also well connects with the scene, for the couple are holding cherries while they are teasing each other, I guess they might just pick fruits from the trees. The wooden shoes are positioned in the foreground of the painting, as well as a jug. The couple are relying on the trunk in the middle ground, resting, teasing and gazing each other.
There were a lot of impressionism artists, who I knew such as Vincent van Gogh, Edgar Degas, Edouard Manet, Claude-Oscar Monet, and Auguste Rodin and their works, which were very famous. Among others I liked Degas’ works, because he drew very girlish and romantic at least in my eyesight. Especially, there are 4 works, which described dancer, appealed to me. This work name is Dancers in the Rotunda at the Paris Opera, 1895, Edgar Degas. It is attractive to me.
Looking at these graceful flowers that twist in the wind, nature is like a bride walking down a hallway. In addition to the flowers, there are a lot of natural streams of clear water flowing through the mountains and down through the meadows. The rippling system against the stony banks makes them
Additionally, Lawrence stated that it is meant to capture the rhythm of life in Harlem. This painting has shapes that are triangular and diamond, has different colors such as white, green, black, red and also lavender. Barber shop also has visual rhythm which is “established through the repetition of both shapes and colors.” (Lawrence 162) The line and patterns are put in the painting in such as way that it is balanced, for example, the figure sitting in the chair on the left side has an apron with white color and the patron’s apron on the right side also has a white color and then the figure sitting on the right side has a black
James addresses the emotional appeal, also known as Pathos, multiple times in this article. The first example is “dance is a form of celebration. It is artistic.” Dance is considered an art instead of a sport because of the ability the dancers have to turn their bodies into art pieces. It is considered a celebration because dance celebrates music and movement. Dancers tend to become emotionally attached to the piece of music they are dancing to and are able to create a story with their movement, they have to ability to bring a piece of music to life, which is why it is considered an art or celebration.
"The figures of these men and women straggled past the flower-bed with a curiously irregular movement not unlike that of the white and blue butterflies who crossed the turf in zigzag flights from bed to bed,"(Woolf 28-29). From her description of the garden we can imagine it is a beautiful, sunny day in the middle of the summer. The weather is wonderfully mild. The flowers reach up toward the sun. The earth is rich and brown.
9) Hoedown – A portion of a square dance. Were also in fast tempo with two beats to the measure 10) Arrangement (Musical) - Composers find songs that they consider worth arranging for concert or recital hall performance. They leave the original melody largely intact and devise accompaniment for piano or orchestra. 11) Spiritual- A religious song unaccompanied by a choir, usually associated with African American churches. 12) Gutbucket- Is an inverted washtub with a rope pulled through it, which is connected to a stick.
Although a realistic scene with people and objects of more or less natural appearances is depicted, the artist was creative in designing each segment and the whole. Natural contours are reshaped for purposes of greater dramatic expression, characterization, and variation. The size of the shoulders and arms of the dancer at the left is exaggerated in comparison with his legs; how the total contour is simplified and made into an interesting pattern; and how the mood of dance is dramatized by the exaggerated curve of his body and the angle of his knees. Notice these same things in the figure of the woman with whom he is dancing--the carefully felt pattern contours of shoulders, costume, and foot, the rhythmic lines in her hat and dress that add to the particular jumping motion that is her part in the dance. Other creative aspects of this painting will be brought out as its structure is studied, showing how the natural objects are reshaped, placed, and molded into the net plastic expression.
Basically, a sonic anaphone imitates the sound it is describing, suggesting its source object. For example the sound of rain can be played on a harp by stroking the strings in a soft repetitive, harmonious manner. Or the sound of somebody tip-toeing can be played on a piano by gently pressing 2 keys of a similar high pitched tone in a repetitive 1-2 pattern. However for a sonic anaphone to work properly the listener must by familiar with the cultural norms of the onomatopoeic stylisation of which the sound was created. Furthermore ‘the