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- collect 2 images that show the dominant use of the elements of design.

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- collect 2 images that show the dominant use of the elements of design.

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- collect 2 images that use signs & symbols to show the cultural background of the sitter.

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- collect 2 images that use signs & symbols to show the cultural background of the sitter.

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collect 2 images that show 2 different types of Compositional techniques.

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collect 2 images that show 2 different types of Compositional techniques.

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- collect 2 images that show two different art materials.

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- collect 2 images that show two different art materials.

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- collect 2 images that show two different art techniques.

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- collect 2 images that show two different art techniques.

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A Self portrait is a picture of the artist drawing it. The earliest example of a self-portrait made was Jan Van Eyck in 1433. The most famous self portrait painter was Vincent Van Gogh. He painted a picture of himself 37 times from 1886 to 1889.

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Artist create "Portraits" because they want to prove or show something through an image.
For example, when artist use the colour yellow or blue they are usually happy, but red and orange usually symbolise anger.

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Where do we find portraits today, besides art galleries? 

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Where do we find portraits today, besides art galleries? 

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These days we can find portraits, besides from art galleries from, some restaurants. Personally, when I visit a Italian restaurant I see some strange, interesting portraits. We can also see portraits in art rooms, this can include the Parramatta Marist Art Rooms.

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The term sitter means a person who sits, especially for a portrait or examination.

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Can an artist create a successful portrait of someone they don’t admire or agree with? 

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Can an artist create a successful portrait of someone they don’t admire or agree with? 

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Yes, the reason being is because if an artist is creating a Portrait for someone they do not like they can symbolise it with colours. This will not effort the artwork, but will affect the meaning.

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-As a group create a brainstorm that helps you identify what a portrait artwork is. You need to have a minimum of 10 branches.

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Consider the role of patronage. How might an artist cope with the tension between what the sitter looks like and how the sitter would like to appear? 

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Consider the role of patronage. How might an artist cope with the tension between what the sitter looks like and how the sitter would like to appear? 

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The sitter might look a little old or chubby in real life but in the portrait they can make him look younger and a little skinner