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This is a abrstract painting by Pablo Picasso. Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain in October 25th 1881 and died in April 8th 1973 in Mougins, France. It's estimated that Picasso has created more than 50,000 paintings, drawings, sculptures, ceramics, and prints in his life. Les demoiselles d'auignon is one of the first Cubist artworks created in 1907. Guernica is a famous painting created by Picasso as the response to the Germans bombing Guernica, a city in Spain in 1937. Picasso mainly uses primary colors (red, blue, and yellow) in his paintings.

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Jim Dine was an American painter born on June 16, 1935. Dine devised innovative subtractive techniques to remove media using different materials. To create highlights in areas of fixed media or in areas of liquid media, Dine used more aggressive means of subtraction. The use of a knife, razor blade, or scraper afforded Dine more precise linear scraping, which could be wider or thinner depending on the angle of the tool.

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American animator, designer, and artist Mary Blair. She had a significant role in creating animation and visual effects for The Walt Disney Corporation, creating concept drawings for movies including Cinderella, Song of the South, Peter Pan, and Alice in Wonderland. She uses bright colors as she created artwork for The Walt Disney Corporation which is mostly targeted at kids. She coloured her artwork in such a way it almost looked like it was printed. I have tried my best to implement her style of art on my painting.

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Joan Miro was a Spanish-Catalan artist who lived from 1893 to 1983. He is best known for his work as a Surrealist artist and his influences on Abstract Expressionism and other modern art movements. The early work of Joan Miro focused on objects of a flattened perspective, this style is known as Details. By the mid-1920s, Miró had abandoned the realist manner of The Farm and had created a surrealist style of automatism and abstraction.

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Lichtenstein's technique, which frequently involved the use of stencils, sought to imbue his work with the look and feel of commercial printing processes. Lichtenstein attempted to make his works appear machine-made by using primary colors, thick outlines, and Benday dots. In this painting, I tried to keep to primary colors and give it a tidy appearance. I made an effort to arrange the colors such that they complement one another.

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He created his portraits of famous people using photographic silkscreen printing. This allowed him to directly copy images that were already in the open, such marketing photos or newspaper pictures. The method also made it simple for him to create serious versions and changes of the prints.

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Gustav Klimt was an Austrian symbolist artist that made many artworks. Klimt was known for his painting called "The Kiss", Klimt's artworks expressed love and happiness along with life and death, mainly involving women and their aura. He was mainly inspired by Japanese art and its methods because he said it helped him express things such as playfulness, grief, nostalgia and more.  Klimt was influenced by many artist such as Van Gogh, Hans Makart's history paintings and more but later found a woman named Emilie  Flöge who was a well-known fashion designer who soon became Gustav Klimt's muse, life companion and lover.

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Artist Focus: Hilaire-Germain-Edgar De Gas

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Hilaire-Germain-Edgar De Gas also known as De Gas which was later spelled as Degas was born on July 19th, 1834, and died on September 27th, 1917 was a French painter, sculptor, and printmaker. He was well known for his famous pastel paintings and oil paintings. Although Degas may not be with us today, he is still recognized as one of the best French painters as of today. To conclude, I think I chose wisely by doing one of Degas’ styles and the way he colored. To me, Degas is highly recognized by many people around and he may no be extremely popular but is highly recognized as one of the greatest artists of all time.

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This art piece was created by andy Saczinski  The medium that he used was painted on clay/cardboard. He used a tiny lightbulb to show the angler’s light in front. In this art piece, the main colors used were orange, blue, and red. This artist used line, shape, and color to distribute and show the anglerfish in a different format and color. He used many patterns to show detail. He used a variety of colors, some of them primary some of them secondary. When I recreated this art piece I used the main colors that this artist used. I followed most of the patterns that he used at the bottom and middle of the angler fish.

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Wayne Thiebaud depiction's cakes, pastries, everyday objects, and landscapes convey a sincerity and curiosity reminiscent of Edward Hopper and earlier American art. He based his work on real life rather than media images. Wayne Theibaud likes to use an array of colors mostly consisting of warm colors with a few exceptions of cool colors which I have attempted to incorporate into my artwork.

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This is roy liechtenstein style art he used diffferent colours in the artwork he used the colour red to colour the letter hoh hoh there are like some kind of liveas at the sides of the artwork he coloured them green thre some kind of like hell in the middle he colourd them blue the backround i cam up with an idea so i came with the idea of colouring the backround yellow he used so many different colour to make the art wok look good.

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Chris Uphues conjures up a universe filled with madly joyful visuals. His work as a street painter, designer, and artist is united by a graphical language that draws inspiration from Walt Disney, Keith Haring, Japanese animation, comic books, and other elements of popular culture. Uphues created four editions while he was a resident artist at Tamarind in 2005. These works make use of the enormous plasticity of lithography, ranging from flat bright colors to delicate hand-drawn lines sprinkled with metallic powder.

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Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter best known for her uncompromising and brilliantly colored self-portraits, In 1925 Frida Kahlo was involved in a bus accident, which so seriously injured her that she had to undergo more than 30 medical operations in her lifetime, and she lived from July 6th, 1907 to July 13th, 1954 dying at the age of 47

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Salvador Dali used surrealism and symbolism in his painting style. He was influenced by Freud's psychological theories and often tried to tap into his subconscious so he could paint images. He created a technique called the paranoiac-critical method to induce irrational thoughts while painting.

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Eric Carle is an illustrator and Author who writes books for young readers. One of his most famous and well-known books is the very hungry caterpillar that has sold over 5o million copies worldwide.   born on June 25, 1929, in Syracuse, New York and died on May 23, 2021, at 91 due to kidney failure.College-making techniques are used to make Carle's pictures. His vibrant works of art are made from hand-painted sheets that he cuts, layers, and shapes. The book's pages have different sizes.

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The title of this painting is the cat and the red fish

Henri matisse uses pure colors in his paintings

This painting is a popular painting from his collection

Henri Matisse was born on the 31st of December, 1869

Henri Matisse died on the 3rd of November,1954

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This is an artwork made by Friedrich Stowaser also known as Friedensreich Regentag Dunkelburt Hendertwasser.He is an Austrian Artist wo worked in the field of enviromental protection.Hunderwtwasser painted anywhere he went.He experimented with many techniques and created new ones.He used watercolours,oil paint and egg tempera.It is sad that he passed in 2000 but he will be remembered as one of the best artists of his time

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Hokusai was born on October 31st, 1760 and passed away May 10, 1849. Hokusai created this artwork, The Great Wave of Kanagawa to depict a sense of fear and respect for the ocean. The main colors used in this art piece were light blue, dark blue, red and a slightly orange-ish yellow for the background. Hokusai's art style was called Ukiyo-e and it influenced many other artists such as Monet, Manet, Renior, and Van Gogh.

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It is made with pencil colors and it is based on the Starry Nights by Vincent Van Gogh it is made with with colors of the Starry Nights but brighter like Starry Nights is at night but this painting is in the day.

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This was made with pencil colours the colours used in this were somewhat vibrant and oil pastels were used this was originally made by brazillian artist Romero Britto

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West London is where Goldcrown was born and nurtured. He self-taught himself how to take pictures, and when he was a teenager, he dropped out of school to work as a staff member at a nearby darkroom. Working in fashion photography resulted from that. He dabbled in filmmaking as well, producing an honorable documentary about the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Africa.I created my artwork with colored pencils and added a faint border color to give it an airbrushed appearance.