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Mario Sánchez Caro IES Punta del Verde 2º ESO A

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Séraphine Louise: Was a French naïve painter.
He was born in Arsy (Oise) on September 3, 1864. His father was a worker (according to the birth certificate) and his mother came from a family of peasants. When Seraphine was just one year old, her mother died. Her father, who had remarried, died six years later. Orphaned, she lived with her older sister. She began working as a pastor, and from 1881 she worked as an assistant in the convent of the Sisters of Providence, in Clermont (Oise). In 1901 she began working as a maid in different houses in Senlis (Oise).
En 1912 el galerista y marchante Wilhelm Uhde dedicado a exponer obras de impresionistas y cubistas, comenzó a consagrar gran parte de su fortuna a los pintores “naïfs” o ingenuos, a los que prefería llamar “primitivos modernos” y a los que también llamó «pintores del Sagrado Corazón». Ese mismo año alquiló una casa en Senlis para descansar. Allí, quedó impactado al encontrarse con una naturaleza muerta con manzanas, pero quedó más impresionado al saber que la autora era la mujer de limpieza. Según decía, pintaba por indicación de los ángeles y la Virgen. Bajo la protección de Uhde, quien le compró casi todas sus obras, se convirtió en una pintora naif del momento entre Henri Rousseau y André Bauchant.

Al estallar la guerra en agosto de 1914, Uhde tuvo que abandonar Francia y regresar a Alemania, por lo que perdió contacto con Seraphine, quien siguió pintando sus lienzos sin que nadie los viera. En 1927 en Senlis, en una exposición de artistas noveles encontró 2 de sus grandes lienzos que presentaban un gran colorido y fantasía. Entre 1927 y 1930 Wilhelm la visitaba constantemente, para poder apreciar sus obras recientes y comprarlas. Sus obras fueron reconocidas entre los habitantes de Senlis y pudo ampliar su habitación, comprarse materiales artísticos, comida y ropa. En 1929 se dedicó la primera exposición colectiva de artistas naif en París, entre ellos Camille Bombois, Louis Vivin y Séraphine.

Although Wilhelm reported that he had died in 1934, Louis actually survived until 1942. The first exhibition devoted to Séraphine Louis took place in 1945, in Paris, at the behest of Uhde, who exhibited dozens of her works. By then, of the 200 paintings that she painted, only 70 remain, which today are distributed among the Maillol Art museums in Paris, the Senlis Art Museum, the Naif Art Museum in Nice and the Georges Pompidou Center, in Paris.

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Violeta Parra (1917-1967) was the most important artist of Chile. She is recognized as one of the most outstanding folk singer-songwriter of Latin America and also as the creator of a new popular musical movement of great relevance: the New Chilean Song.
In her compositions she denounced the social injustices and defended the traditional popular music of her country. She also sang for the latin american union.

As an integral artist, she also stood out as a painter, sculptor and embroiderer, being the first latin-american artist who present her works at the Louvre museum of Paris.
Unfortunately she was not recognized in her own country and was unhappy in love. In 1967 she commeted suicide in the theater she had created.
Her children Isabel and Angel, with the numerous students she had, divulge her immense artistic work.

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ISABEL MARTIN MOYA 2°B IES PUNTA DEL VERDE 

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Suzanne Valadon:

Suzanne Valadon, dite Marie Clémentine Valade, est une artiste peintre française, née le 23 septembre 1865 en France, a eu 1 fils (Maurice Utrillo) et est décédée le 7 avril 1938.
L'une de ses œuvres les plus reconnues et celle qui a le plus retenu mon attention est The Blue Room, qui est une peinture à l'huile de 1923 de l'artiste française, dans laquelle elle voulait représenter le nu féminin traditionnel dans l'art.

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    Gabriela Diaz Ruiz 2B IES Punta Del Verde  Rosa BonheurMarie-Rosalie Bonheur était une artiste française et principalement peintre spécialisée dans les animaux. Elle était considérée comme l’une des meilleures artistes féminines du XIXe siècle dans la prairie est exposé son travail El Cid qui est un lion couché très réaliste

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    Gabriela Diaz Ruiz 2B IES Punta Del Verde  Rosa BonheurMarie-Rosalie Bonheur était une artiste française et principalement peintre spécialisée dans les animaux. Elle était considérée comme l’une des meilleures artistes féminines du XIXe siècle dans la prairie est exposé son travail El Cid qui est un lion couché très réaliste

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Sandra Acedo Trigo 2B. IES punta del verde

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Sandra Acedo Trigo 2B. IES punta del verde

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Rosa Bonheur était une artiste, sculpteur et peintre française qui excellait dans la représentation des animaux dans un style réaliste et l'une des artistes les plus célèbres du XIXe siècle.
Elle était ouvertement lesbienne,
Il a eu une relation dont il ne s'est pas séparé jusqu'à sa mort.

il a fait beaucoup de choses importantes pour la peinture, mais malheureusement il est décédé le 25 mai 1899.

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Coco Chanel était une créatrice de haute couture française du XXe siècle. Je me démarque pour être l'une des plus innovantes de la 1ère guerre mondiale et j'ai créé une ligne de vêtements décontractés, simples et confortables pour femmes.Elle était l'une des femmes les plus influentes du XXe siècle.

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Coco Chanel ( 1883-1971) fue una diseñadora de alta costura francesa que fundo la marca Chanel. Destaco por ser innovadora en la primera guerra mundial y creo una linea de ropa para mujer mas sencilla, cómoda e informal. Fue una de las propulsoras en los pantalones para mujer. Esta en el top 100 perosnas mas influyentes del siglo XX.

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Celia Gil Moreno 3ºA IES Punta del verde

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Celia Gil Moreno 3ºA IES Punta del verde

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Adalin Virginia Woolf more known as Virginia Woolf, was a Britidh writer, author of  novels, stories and plays and more literary works, consireder one of the most oustanding figures of the avantgarde anglo-saxos modernism of the 20th century and of international feminism.

Mean while the between wars' perod, Wolf become a significative figure of the literature society in London and memeber of the group of Bloomsbury. Her most famuse works are Mrs.Dalloway(1925), to the lighthouse(1927), Orlando: a biography(1928), The waves(1931), and her little essay An own bedroom(1929), wiht her famouse frase "A women should have money and an own bedroom if she is going to write fiction".

It was rediscovered during the 1970s thanks to the same essay, one of the most cited text of the feminist movement, wich expouse the difficulties of women.

In my opinion Virginia Woolf was a very well talented young lady with more than enought courage to face the world whit her eassy and her other works.

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Rosa Bonheur était une artiste français, fondamentalement une peintre qui s'est specialisé dans la représentation des animaux et aussi une sculpteure au style réaliste. Elle est considérée comme l'une des artistes féminines les plus célébres du siécle XIX.
Elle s'agit d'une des femmes qui ouvrira la voie aux femmes d'aujourd'hui.
Á la mort de son pére elle dut prendre les commandes de son école de dessin féminine. Á peindre il s'est formé en suivant des coeurs universitaires en tant qu'auditeur.
Elle a également obtenu des permis de la police pour apparaître en public en pantalon.
Malgré l'époque oú Elle a vécu Elle s'est déclarée lesbienne sans aucune crainte.

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Carmen Eulalia Campoamor Rodriguez.  Conocida como Clara Campoamor

She was one of the main promoters of women's suffrage in Spain, which was included in the Republican Constitution of 1931 and was exercised for the first time in the elections.

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Marie Bracquemond. Ghena El Bakkali 2C IES Punta Del Verde

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Marie Bracquemond. Ghena El Bakkali 2C IES Punta Del Verde

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Marie Bracquemond (Landunvez, Finistère, 1er décembre 1840 - Sèvres, Hauts-de-Seine, 17 janvier 1916), dont le nom de naissance était Marie Anne Caroline Quivoron, était une peintre, graveuse et céramiste française du XIXe siècle. Le critique d'art Gustave Geffroy dans son livre Histoire de l'impressionnisme, publié en 1894, montra son admiration pour l'œuvre de Marie Bracquemond, la définissant comme l'une des « trois dames de l'impressionnisme » avec Mary Cassatt et Berthe Morisot.

Selon les mots de Berthe Morisot au fils de Marie, Pierre, sa première œuvre picturale fut un cadeau qu'il offrit à sa mère à l'occasion de son anniversaire. Pour le créer, il a utilisé des colorants des pétales de certaines fleurs comme pigments. Ébloui par son esprit, un ami de la famille lui offre une boîte d'aquarelles pour continuer son travail. Il a commencé dans le monde de la peinture avec sa sœur Louise grâce aux leçons d'un artiste local de la région nommé M. Wasser. A dix-sept ans, il participe au Salon avec un dessin représentant sa mère, sa sœur et son professeur. Après cet événement, un ami de la famille le présente au célèbre peintre Jean-Auguste Dominique Ingres (1780-1867), auprès duquel il se forme au dessin académique.Selon Berthe Morisot, ce peintre avait une faible estime de ses élèves, quelque chose que Marie a également défendu, comme on peut le voir dans le manuscrit de son fils Pierre intitulé La vie de Félix et Marie Bracquemond :

"Je doutais du courage et de la persévérance des femmes dans le domaine de la peinture. Je voulais imposer des limites aux femmes artistes dans le domaine de la peinture, les enfermer dans la peinture de fleurs, de natures mortes, de portraits et de scènes typiques de leur sexe"

Malgré cela, l'artiste lui montre quelques dessins qu'elle a faits de sa sœur Louise, et l'institutrice étonnée lui recommande de s'éloigner des thèmes banals de sa ville pour se concentrer sur la représentation de la nature. Sa rencontre avec Ingres renforce son désir de continuer à travailler dans l'univers de la peinture malgré les obstacles qui se dressent sur son chemin, car comme il l'écrit à cette époque :

Je ne veux pas peindre des fleurs. Je veux travailler dans la peinture et exprimer ces sentiments que l'art m'inspire »

Les commentaires que les critiques contemporains ont faits de l'œuvre de Marie Bracquemond suggèrent que le peintre a joui d'une certaine reconnaissance de son vivant, surtout dans sa période la plus académique. Malgré cela, il semble que les reproches constants de son mari aient fini par décourager l'artiste, la poussant à abandonner complètement la peinture à partir de l'année 1890. Elle se retire du monde des artistes avec lesquels elle fréquente et des expositions, devenant une inconnue en dehors du champ restreint de personnes qui connaissaient sa production. à la maison:

"Satisfaite de certains de ses tableaux, elle voulait les montrer, elle voulait contacter d'autres artistes, et elle rêvait de succès et d'une vie de lutte et de productivité"

Son œuvre n'obtient une reconnaissance officielle que trois ans après sa mort, en 1919, à l'occasion de l'exposition organisée par son ami Gustave Geffroy et son fils Pierre à la galerie Berheim-Jeune à Paris au public quatre-vingt-dix tableaux de l'artiste , trente-quatre aquarelles, vingt-trois dessins et neuf gravures. Bien que cette même galerie ait organisé une deuxième exposition de Marie en 1962, au cours de laquelle 38 peintures ont été présentées au public, la majeure partie de son inventaire est encore inconnue. À l'heure actuelle, il est encore difficile de se faire une idée de son travail artistique dans son ensemble, car la plupart de ses œuvres se trouvent dans des collections privées et sont largement diffusées. Ce n'est que lorsqu'un catalogue raisonné de sa production sera disponible qu'il sera possible d'évaluer pleinement ses réalisations en tant que peintre.

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Ainhoa Báez González- 4ºB - IES Punta del Verde

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Ainhoa Báez González- 4ºB - IES Punta del Verde

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Frida Kahlo was born on July 6, 1907 in Coyoacán, Mexico. Throughout her life, she faced numerous physical and emotional challenges that had a significant impact on her art. At the age of six, she had a disability in her right leg. At 18, she was involved in a serious bus accident that left her with severe injuries to her spine, pelvis and right foot. During her convalescence, she began to paint and develop her unique style.
Frida Kahlo is known for her self-portraits and for her surreal and symbolic themes. Many of her paintings explore her own life and her physical and emotional pain. She was also inspired by Mexican culture, including pre-Hispanic tradition and Catholic iconography.
She died on July 13, 1954, at the age of 47. Throughout her life, she created about 200 paintings.
I personally like Frida because she is a misunderstood artist, with an imagination from another world, she knew how to express her most intimate thoughts in magnificent works of art and her cultural influence has meant a lot.

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Catherine Marie-Agnes Fal de Saint Phalle nació en Neuilly-sur-Seine, París el 29 de octubre de 1930. Hija de Jeanne Jacqueline y de Andre Marie-Fal de Saint Phalle, dos banqueros norteamericanos que se asentaron en Francia después del crack de Bourse.
Il a vécu une enfance houleuse qui a marqué son œuvre. Son père l'a agressée sexuellement, tandis que sa mère lui a rappelé sa "maternité non désirée" et lui a reproché les infidélités de son père.
La famille a déménagé de France aux États-Unis en 1933. Elle a étudié dans un pensionnat pour religieuses à New York, où elle a été expulsée pour avoir peint les organes génitaux d'une statue dans son école en rouge.
Pendant son adolescence, elle a modelé pour des magazines comme Vogue et Harper's Bazaar.
Elle a rencontré son premier mari, le poète Harry Mathews, après avoir déménagé aux États-Unis. Ils vivaient dans les environs de l'Université de Harvard jusqu'à ce qu'ils déménagent à Paris, échappant à la chasse aux sorcières de 1952. L'année suivante, Niki souffrit d'une dépression psychologique, fut diagnostiquée schizophrène et traitée par "électrochoc".
Après cette crise, Niki est allé plus loin dans le monde de l'art. Autodidacte, sans formation artistique académique.
Ses premières œuvres ont été influencées par les maîtres médiévaux italiens et le matérialisme de Jean Fautrier.
Rencontrez Jean Tinguely, un sculpteur suisse. Elle abandonne alors son premier mari en 1960. Après s'être installée avec le sculpteur dans le quartier Montparnasse, fréquenté par des intellectuels parisiens appartenant au groupe des  Nouveaux Réalistes. A cette époque, il découvre aussi d'autres intellectuels comme Sartre ou Genet.
Après la lecture du « Deuxième sexe » de Simone de Beauvoir, son travail évolue profondément vers une représentation provocatrice de la féminité.
Selon des sources telles que le journal El País, Niki de Saint Phalle a été dépeinte de manière incorrecte dans les médias pendant de nombreuses années, ce qui a qualifié son travail de merchandising. Cependant, les motivations de l'auteur ont toujours été autres ; Elle a été profondément émue par son désir de se réapproprier le féminisme et a utilisé nombre de ses œuvres comme un outil pour critiquer le patriarcat. MANUEL REINA BORJAS 2ºC IES PUNTA DEL VERDE.

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RAUL OLIVERA LÓPEZ 3A
Un día de Verano(Berthe Morisot)
She is a great painter, her best attribute is impressionism, which makes her paintings look much better, she was born on January 14, 1841 in Bourges, France and died on March 2, 1895 in Paris, she had a daughter and was married

I really like the painting because of how well it is drawn, because of the colors used, which I think were the best that I could have used, and because of the background, which is very beautiful.

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Luisa Ignacia Roldan Villavicencio, also known as "La Roldana" was the first registered spanish sculptor. She was born on September 8, 1652 in Seville and she died on January 10, 1706 in Madrid.

It makes me feel calm, it shows the love of a mother but to me it also shows the love of God that it's represented by the cherubs.

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RAUL OLIVERA LOPEZ 3A

Un día de verano(Berthe Morisot)
Berthe Marie Pauline Morisot was a French painter, founder and key figure of the Impressionist movement.
Born: January 14, 1841, Bourges, France
Died: March 2, 1895, Paris, France, he developed a great professional career due to what he was best at, impressionism.
I really like the painting because of how well it is drawn, because of the colors used, which I think were the best that I could have used, and because of the background, which is very beautiful.

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David Gómez Toro  3A. IES Punta del Verde                                     

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David Gómez Toro  3A. IES Punta del Verde                                     

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THE ARTIST: Frida Kahlo This artist was born in Mexico. She was a painter with a surrealist style, she was recognized for her self-portraits, her still lifes, and scenes from her life.
Although she is related to surrealism, she affirmed that she did not paint dreams but her reality, using symbols and metaphors.
MY PERSONAL POINT OF WIEW: I see in this work a self-portrait with a man on his head. The painting is made with warm colors, it has very well done details and a very detailed mantilla.

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An excerpt from Maya Angelou's "Human Family".  (Link to poem recited by Maya: https://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/episode/maya-angelou-s-human-family/ )

THE ARTIST:  Maya Angelou (1951 - 2014) was an African American author, actress, screenwriter, dancer, poet, and civil rights activist famously known for her 1969 memoir, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, which made literary history as the first nonfiction bestseller by an African American woman. Angelou received several honors throughout her career, including two NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Coloured People) Image Awards in the outstanding literary work (nonfiction) category, in 2005 and 2009. She was best known for her unique and pioneering autobiographical writing style.

MY POINT OF VIEW: This work of art in the form of a poem stands out to me as it adheres to one of my personal beliefs that we are both more different than, yet simultaneously similar to each person we encounter. Although we all come from different backgrounds, in a very significant way we all share the same origin. This is something I do my best to remember when I meet someone who is different from me. If we are able to break through the initial barriers that separate us, we are able to see a world of ways that we are the same as anyone we are willing to listen to and open ourselves up to.

I strongly encourage anyone reading this to check out some of Maya's work. A link to the full poem can be found here: https://allpoetry.com/Human-Family

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HEDY LAMARR (Austria 1917- USA 2000) She was considered one of the most beautiful actresses in the world and the inventor of the communications system called "transmission technique in the widened spectrum" on which all the wireless technologies that we have today are based. Gifted for mathematics and physics, Hedy is the forerunner of WiFi, GPS and Bluetooth, although she had to wait many years to be recognized. She was born in Austria in 1914 as Hedy Kiesler and discovered happiness the day her mother, a pianist by profession, took her to the theater for the first time.

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Marco Méndez Muñoz  IES Punta del Verde 4ºC

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Mary Stevenson Cassatt (May 22, 1844 – June 14, 1926) was an American painter and printmaker. Although born in Pennsylvania, she spent much of her adult life in France, where she befriended Edgar Degas and joined the Impressionist movement. Cassatt mainly painted images representing the social and private lives of women, with special emphasis on the bonds between them and their children

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Pilar Madero Romero 4ºC. IES PUNTA DEL VERDE.                       

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Wuthering Heights by Emily Jane Brontë.
Emily Jane Brontë (30 July 1818 – 19 December 1848) was an English novelist and poet who is best known for her only novel, Wuthering Heights, now considered a classic of English literature. She also published a book of poetry with her
sisters Charlotte and Anne titled Poems by Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell with her own poems finding regard as poetic genius. Emily was the second-youngest of the four surviving Brontë siblings, between the youngest Anne and her brother Branwell. She published under the pen name Ellis Bell, a male name to try to become successfull.
Wuthering Heights concerns two families of the landed gentry living on the West Yorkshire moors, the Earnshaws and the Lintons, and their turbulent relationships with the Earnshaws' foster son, Heathcliff. The novel was influenced by Romanticism and Gothic fiction.
The story takes place in a remote part of Yorkshire, a county located in the far north of England.
The child Heathcliff, abused and abandoned, is found and raised by Mr. Earnshaw. When Cathy Earnshaw, whom Heathcliff loves, marries the gentle and prosperous Edgar Linton, Heathcliff
vows revenge on both families.
Wuthering Heights is also a social novel about class structure in society as well as a treatise on the role of women.
Brontë illustrates how class mobility is not always moving in one direction. For Catherine, representing a lower class,
social class plays a major role when deciding to get married.
In my opinion, it is the best love story I've ever read.

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Eva Luna Téllez Díaz 4ºB IES Punta del Verde

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Eva Luna Téllez Díaz 4ºB IES Punta del Verde

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Taylor Swift, born in 1989 in the USA, is a musician and songwriter who has been a hit since she came out with her first debut in 2006.

I'd like to talk about a song in specific that has impacted me so much, which is called Mad Woman, from her eighth album, Folklore. The song talks about how society expect too much from women and how men have some facilities that we don't. The song includes phrases like "I'm watching you climb over people like me" referring to the impotence she feels seeing every man do the bare minimum and be brought to the top of the world.

In my opinion, this song is a masterpiece and I can relate to it very well, although I love every Taylor Swift song and I recommend listening to her songs to everyone.

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Sonia Delaunay. Por: Sonia Lama Herdero 2ºC

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Sonia Delaunay. Por: Sonia Lama Herdero 2ºC

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Il est né le 14 novembre 1885
Hradyzk, Gouvernorat de Poltava, Ukraine - 5 décembre 1979.
Elle était une peintre et designer ukrainienne nationalisée française. Avec son mari Robert Delaunay, ils étaient de grands représentants de l'art abstrait et des créateurs du simultanéisme.
En 1903, la famille Terk l'envoie en Allemagne pour poursuivre ses études à l'Université de Karlsruhe, et c'est là qu'elle découvre la peinture moderne.
Deux ans plus tard, il s'installe à Paris et s'inscrit à l'Académie de la Palette.
En 1913, il participe au Premier Salon d'Automne de Berlin, où il expose une vingtaine de tableaux et d'objets. Un an plus tard, il participe au Salon des Indépendants à Paris où il expose ses Prismes électriques. Il réalise plusieurs affiches publicitaires pour des marques telles que Dubonnet, Zèntih ou Chocolat et continue de collaborer avec Cendrars qui lui dédie le poème Sur la robe ella a un corps, inspiré des robes simultanées de Sonia.
À l'été 1914, les Delaunay sont en vacances à Fuenterrabía. Lorsque la Première Guerre mondiale éclate, ils décident de rester en Espagne, Robert ayant été déclaré inapte au service militaire, et ils s'installent à Madrid. Durant cette période, Sonia commence la série de peintures Chanteurs de Flamenco.
L'année suivante, ils se rendent à Lisbonne et louent une maison à Vila do Conde, qu'ils partagent avec Eduardo Vianna et Sam Halpert.
En 1917, les Delaunay quittent le Portugal et s'installent à Barcelone. C'est lors de leur séjour dans cette ville qu'ils découvrent que la Révolution russe a éclaté, ce qui a perturbé l'économie de la famille, puisque Sonia a cessé de percevoir les revenus qu'elle recevait de Russie et qui jusque-là avaient été son pilier économique. Ils décident alors de se rendre à Madrid, où ils reçoivent le soutien de Sergueï Diaghilev. Grâce à lui, ils parviennent à collaborer avec les Ballets russes et Sonia dessine les costumes de la renaissance du ballet Cléopâtre.

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"El baño del niño" por Mary Cassatt (1893)

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Maria Cassatt was born on May 22, 1844 in Pennsylvania. She was an American painter and printmaker although she lived her entire adult life in France where she befriended Edgar Degas and became involved in the Impressionist movement. Maria mainly painted images representing the social and private life of women, with special preference for those that showed the mothers between them and their children. Some of his many paintings were Miss Mary Ellison, In the box or Lilas in the window. She was described by Gustave Geffroy as "one of the three great ladies". Mary died on June 14, 1926 at the age of 82.
Ana Marron Chaves 2ºD
IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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Berthe Marie Pauline Morisot (Bourges, January 14, 1841-Paris, March 2, 1895) was a French painter, founder and key figure of the Impressionist movement.
He developed a professional artistic career for more than three decades, exhibiting at the Paris Salon from the age of 23, and later joining the vanguard of the Impressionist exhibitions that began in 1874, in which Claude Monet, Edgar Degas and Pierre-Auguste also participated. Renoir, among others.
Her efforts to capture the sensations of vision through a complex network of broken brushstrokes placed her at the forefront of her time. Her painting, closely linked to her own life and that of the people who surrounded her, shows her environment as she saw it, with great naturalness.

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David Moreno González, 4ºB. IES Punta del Verde

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Artemisia Lomi Gentileschi (Rome, July 8, 1593-Naples, around 1656) was an Italian Baroque painter.

His artistic training began in the workshop of his father, the Tuscan painter Orazio Gentileschi (1563-1639), one of the great exponents of the Roman school of Caravaggio. She learned from her father the technique of drawing and the strong naturalism of the works of Caravaggio, with whom she has been compared for her dynamism and for the violent scenes that her paintings often depict. In her paintings she developed historical and religious themes. His paintings of female characters such as Lucrecia, Bathsheba, Judith or Cleopatra were famous, in which feminist traits have been read
I think that the artist should be better known in the current era since her great works should be considered masterpieces and should be compared to painters like Da Vinci.

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Elle est née à Étampes (Essonne), en France, dans une riche famille d'amateurs d'art qui l'a introduite dans les milieux artistiques de l'époque. Elle était la petite-fille de l'actrice Luisa Contat et du comte Luis de Narbona. Portrait de Sarah Bernhardt, 1875 Abbéma commence à peindre dès son plus jeune âge et étudie auprès des notables de l'époque, dont Charles Joshua Chaplin en 1873, Carolus-Duran un an plus tard, et plus tard Jean-Jacques Henner. Il a été reconnu pour son travail à l'âge de 23 ans lorsqu'il a peint un portrait de Sarah Bernhardt, avec qui il est présumé avoir eu une relation amoureuse. Il travaille dans un atelier à Paris au 91 rue Blanche et, à partir de 1876, au 47 rue Laffitte.Ses portraits de contemporains célèbres lui assurent le succès de sa carrière. Au départ, il représente principalement des membres masculins et féminins de la Comédie-Française dans leurs costumes, tels que Jeanne Samary (1879) et Barretta Blanche (1880). Certains de ses portraits, comme celui de Ferdinand de Lesseps (1884), figuraient dans les salons annuels de la Société des artistes français, tandis que d'autres passaient directement entre les mains des clients qui les avaient commandés (par exemple, Portrait de Madame Lucien Guitry, 1876). De certaines de ses œuvres, seuls les commentaires faits par ses contemporains sont connus

Aitor Díaz Tierra 2ºD IES Punta Del Verde

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Fátima Ramos Sánchez  2C IES Punta Del Verde

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Fátima Ramos Sánchez  2C IES Punta Del Verde

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the artist: Raquel Forner
The story of Raquel Forner begins with the Florida group, that mythical group of writers who met at the Richmond confectionery, among which were Victoria Ocampo, Leopoldo Marechal and Oliverio Girondo. He belonged to the Paris group in 1937. In the course of his artistic life he went from naturalism to expressionism. She was born in Buenos Aires in 1902 and died there in 1988. In addition to being a painter and sculpture, she was a well-remembered teacher.

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"La verbena" Aya Mallouk 4°B, IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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"La verbena" Aya Mallouk 4°B, IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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In 1928 Maruja Mallo exhibited, in the individual exhibition that Ortega y Gasset had organized for her in the rooms of the Revista de Occidente, the four oil paintings that make up the series dedicated to Madrid festivities, a group of which La verbena is a part, belonging to the Museo Queen Sofia. In this colorful painting, an exponent of her personal vision of the world, the author invents scenes full of baroque style and apparently devoid of all logic, where the motifs multiply, forming a whirlpool of lines and sensations.

Date: 1927 (September)
Technique: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 119 x 165cm
Category: Painting
Year of entry: 1988

In my opinion this picture varies from simple cheerful colors to a social critique of the time. It is also somewhat curious how the verbena plant is so simple but the work of art is so complex

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Patricia Cancela 4°B ies punta del verde

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Patricia Cancela 4°B ies punta del verde

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Marie-Rosalie Bonheur, better known as Rosa Bonheur, was a French artist, as well as a painter who specialized in the representation of animals and also a sculptor, in a realistic style. She was widely considered one of the most famous women artists of the 19th century.

My opinion is that her works really deserve recognition for her hard work and also because it shows that she's talented and her works are very beautiful to be so undervalue.

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Tirso Serrano Muntañola 3ºA         IES Punta del Verde

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Tirso Serrano Muntañola 3ºA         IES Punta del Verde

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Henriette Theodora Markovitch, better known as Dora Maar, (November 22, 1907 – July 16, 1997) was a French artist, painter, photographer and sculptor woman. He devoted himself to painting still lifes and abstract landscapes and although he continued to work until his death, he refused to exhibit his works. After the separation of the painter, Dora ceased to exist for the world as a photographer, she was only remembered as Picasso's lover.

My personal point of view:
In my opinion, Picasso had very good taste becouse this woman was so pretty and intelligent and her paints and pictures were so beautiful like her

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Tirso Serrano Muntañola 3ºA                  IES Punta del Verde

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Tirso Serrano Muntañola 3ºA                  IES Punta del Verde

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Maria Salomea Sklodowska-Curie, better known as Marie Curie or Madame Curie was born in Warsaw on November 7th, 1867, and died on July 4th, 1934. She was a Polish physicist and chemist naturalized in France. He was the first and only person to receive two Nobel Prizes in different scientific specialties: Physics and Chemistry. También fue la primera mujer en ocupar el cargo de profesora en la Universidad de París. Ella fue la descubridora de los dos elementos químicos: polonio y radio.

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Ana Portero García, 4ºC IES Punta del Verde. 

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Ana Portero García, 4ºC IES Punta del Verde. 

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Summer's Day is an oil on canvas painting by the French impressionist painter Berthe Morisot, created in 1879. The painting depicts two women seated in a rowing boat and was painted in the Bois de Boulogne. It takes place at the National Gallery in London.

The painting shows a sunny scene by the water, with two young women in a rowing boat. The venue is the Bois de Boulogne, where Parisians used to escape from their bustling city. Two fashionably dressed women have boarded a boat for a trip. Morisot suggests a fleeting impression and reinforces this idea with small details, such as the carriage with its horses speeding past in the background. Morisot gives a spontaneous image of the two women waiting for the boat to be pushed from shore. However, this spontaneity can be described as relative.
My personal point of view: I think it is a picture that transmits a lot of peace. I like the colors that the painter has used to describe the image and it has a very nice message. I really like the effects of the lake and the dresses and hats the women wear.

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AGUSTÍN OLIVA ORDÓÑEZ 2ºC IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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AGUSTÍN OLIVA ORDÓÑEZ 2ºC IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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Berthe Morisot was a French painter, founder and key figure of the Impressionist movement.

He developed a professional artistic career for more than three decades, exhibiting at the Paris Salon from the age of 23, and later joining the vanguard of the Impressionist exhibitions that began in 1874, in which Claude Monet, Edgar Degas and Pierre-Auguste also participated. Renoir, among others.

Her efforts to capture the sensations of vision through a complex network of broken brushstrokes placed her at the forefront of her time. Her painting, closely linked to her own life and to that of the people who surrounded her, shows her environment as she saw it, with great naturalness.

Although art history had relegated her history and involvement to the background until the late 20th century, both her talent and skill earned her the respect and public recognition of her contemporary male colleagues, an otherwise unusual achievement for her. the women of the time. His willingness to break with tradition, the transcendence of his models and his personalized capacity, for some authors, into “the great lady of painting”.1
In my opinion, it is a very beautiful work that, given how good the painter was, became famous.

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Autorretrato como alegoría de la pintura

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Ana Valdecantos Pérez 3ºA IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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Ana Valdecantos Pérez 3ºA IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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Artemisia Lomi Gentileschi ​​was an Italian Baroque painter.

She was born in Rome on July 8, 1593 and died around 1656. His artistic training began in the workshop of his father, the Tuscan painter Orazio Gentileschi, one of the great exponents of the Roman school of Caravaggio.

She took his first steps as an artist in Rome, and continued his career in different cities in Italy and in 1612 he moved to Florence. She was the first woman to become a member of the Accademia delle arti del disegno in Florence and had an international clientele.

In May 1611, when she was 18 years old, the painter Agostino Tassi, her teacher and friend of her father, raped her. An event that is considered to have influenced both his life and his painting. Feminist interest in Artemisia Gentileschi began in the 1970s, when feminist art historian Linda Nochlin published an article titled Why Haven't There Been Great Women Artists?
She painted historical and religious pictures at a time when these heroic subjects were considered unfit for the feminine spirit.

I find this work very interesting because she drew herself but it is not a self-portrait of her face but of her drawing

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Sofonisba Anguissola was an Italian painter, considered the first successful female painter of the Renaissance. She cultivated portraiture and self-portrait, establishing new rules in the field of female portraiture. At the age of 27, she settled in Spain, at the court of King Felipe II. He is credited with an important role as a link between Italian and Spanish portraiture in the 16th century, as well as a notable influence on the subsequent development of this genre in Italy. Her career was a precedent for several women artists who had been excluded from academic education, unions and workshops, and papal patronage, but who did find support in European courts between the 16th and 18th centuries.

This Italian painter (1530-1616) had an exquisite training, standing out in her skill with painting. She came to the court of Felipe II in 1559 as a lady-in-waiting to Elizabeth of Valois and did not stop making portraits, like this one of the king. One of the few female painters present in the Prado Museum.

Seeing this painting reminds me of a very old time, being a painting of a king it transmits power and authority to me.

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Roberto Chávez Sandino 3ºA IES PUNTA DEL VERDE.

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Roberto Chávez Sandino 3ºA IES PUNTA DEL VERDE.

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Maruja Mallo:

She was the fourth daughter of the fourteen born to the couple formed by Justo Gómez Mallo (Customs Corps official) from Madrid and María del Pilar González Lorenzo. The sculptor Cristino Mallo (born in Tuy in 1905) was one of his brothers. Both brothers used their father's second surname in their stage name.

Due to his father's work, the family moved frequently and, therefore, after the birth of his brother, the family moved to Avilés, where they stayed from 1913 to 1922. Thus, Mallo began his training at the School of Arts and Crafts and in private studios.There he became friends with the painter Luis Bayón from Aviles.

In 1922, at the age of twenty, and in a new transfer of the family to Madrid, he began to study at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando where he stayed until 1926, as did his brother Cristino since 1923, while they also attended the Free Academy of Julio Moisés.In Madrid she had an affair with Emilio Aladrén who left her for García Lorca, and she related to artists, writers and filmmakers of the Generation of '27 such as Concha Méndez, Salvador Dalí, Ernesto Giménez Caballero, Gregorio Prieto , Federico García Lorca, Margarita Manso, Luis Buñuel, María Zambrano or Rafael Alberti, with whom he will maintain a relationship until he meets María Teresa León. A talented, eccentric, fervent republican painter and incarnation of the new free and emancipated woman, Dalí would define her as "half angel, half shellfish". She frequented the Lyceum Women's Club.
An anecdote related by her gave rise to the denomination of several of these women as Las sin hat; And when we crossed the Puerta del Sol they stoned us, insulting us as if we had made a discovery like Copernicus or Galileo."

In 1927, the year his mother died, he took an active part in the first Escuela de Vallecas, a 'plastic-poetic' proposal by the sculptor Alberto Sánchez and the painter Benjamín Palencia.

During that decade of the 1920s,he also worked for numerous literary publications such as the Revista de Occidente, La Gaceta Literaria or the Almanaque Literario, and made covers of several books.Ortega y Gasset organized his first exhibition in 1928 in the halls of the Revista de Occidente, which was a great success4 It exhibited ten oil paintings that represented towns full of sun, bullfighters and manolas, as well as colored prints of machinery, sports and cinema from the beginning of the century. The exhibition was a cultural event in Madrid. At this time Mallo's painting followed the line of the new objectivity or magical realism, theorized by Franz Roh in a book of this title from 1925.

In my opinion,this girl is a beautiful artist. However this art i don´t like

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Julia Benavides Medina 3A IES Punta del Verde

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Julia Benavides Medina 3A IES Punta del Verde

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This paint celled ' La Feria de los Caballos'.
This paint was painting for a women called, Rosa Bonheur. She was born in France. She was the painter most famouse in XIX. Her artwork most famouse is 'Arando en el Nivernais'.
In this artwork can see many peoples ride a hourses. Seems that there is a war and the hourses are very scared.
In my opinion this paint is very beatifull and i want see in person

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Sergio Domínguez Benjumea 4ºC. IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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Sergio Domínguez Benjumea 4ºC. IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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Born in Anglés, Spain, in 1908, Remedios Varo was a noted painter who also worked as a writer and graphic artist. Identified with surrealism, (she was part of the Catalan group Logicofobista) she created a work that remained in history for its interesting mix between the scientific, the mystical, the esoteric and the magical. At the moment, the Malba exhibits the Constelaciones sample with a large part of his paintings. He died in Mexico City on October 8, 1963.

MY PERSONAL POINT OF VIEW:

I have seen a very mysterious woman who is coming out of a clinic. The woman wears a dress that covers her from the mouth to the knees. It has a face or a silhouette on the dress. In her right hand she holds a kind of small bag that contains a watch, threads, and various objects that I cannot appreciate. In his left hand he carries the face of a man supported by his beard.
It is a painting, that although there are things about it that I do not understand, I find it quite beautiful and interesting.

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Caroline Eriksson is an artist specialized in sculpture, these curious sculptures are from famous movies, an example of which is a statue of Groot, from the Marvel franchise.
All the statues are made pieces of gingerbread baked, and later attached with icing sugar, completely edible.

Caroline started with these designs in 2013, after seeing the movie Transformers in the cinema, after which she entered a gingerbread cookie contest, and created her first famous statue, Optimus Prime, with which she obviously won the contest.
After that she started creating new sculptures, like a xenomorph, Groot, Venom, Darth Veider and Smaug.

Honestly, I think she is an incredible artist, since she turns fictional characters into real ones, only with flour and sugar, and created at home, few people have this peculiar ability.

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Martin Perez Menguiano 2ºD IES Punta del Verde                                                              Remedios Varo:                                                            The painter Remedios Varo (Spain, 1908 - Mexico, 1963) was born in the small Girona town of Anglés just over 1,600 inhabitants when the artist was born, very close to the River Ter and not far from the volcanic area of ​​La Garrotxa. Despite not having that maritime, summery and picturesque tradition of the Cadaquès in which the great exponent of surrealism, Salvador Dalí, grew up, it does have a mystique that accompanied Varo throughout his life. The creation of birds is one of the painter's top paintings and, oddly enough, what the viewer can see in it is a self-portrait or, in other words, Remedios Varo's vision of what artistic creation is like in their own meats.          

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Martin Perez Menguiano 2ºD IES Punta del Verde                                                              Remedios Varo:                                                            The painter Remedios Varo (Spain, 1908 - Mexico, 1963) was born in the small Girona town of Anglés just over 1,600 inhabitants when the artist was born, very close to the River Ter and not far from the volcanic area of ​​La Garrotxa. Despite not having that maritime, summery and picturesque tradition of the Cadaquès in which the great exponent of surrealism, Salvador Dalí, grew up, it does have a mystique that accompanied Varo throughout his life. The creation of birds is one of the painter's top paintings and, oddly enough, what the viewer can see in it is a self-portrait or, in other words, Remedios Varo's vision of what artistic creation is like in their own meats.          

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Alvaro Pelaez Gomez 4B IES Punta del Verde

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Alvaro Pelaez Gomez 4B IES Punta del Verde

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The painter Sofonisba Anguissola was a key figure of the Italian Renaissance. Born into a relatively poor noble family, her father ensured that she and her sisters had a well-rounded education that incorporated the fine arts. This included being apprenticed to various local painters, setting a precedent for future female artists, who until then could only be apprenticed if a family member had a workshop. Anguissola's talent caught the eye of Michelangelo, who served as a kind of informal tutor through the exchange of drawings.
Anguissola was never able to study anatomy or draw models because it was considered vulgar for a woman, but she still managed to have a successful career. Much of her success was due to her role as court painter to King Philip II of Spain. Over the course of 14 years, the artist developed her skills as an official court portraitist, as well as producing more intimate portraits of the nobility. His paintings are known for capturing the spirit and personality of his subjects, and can now be found in collections around the world.

MY PERSONAL POINT OF VIEW

In the piece of art I can see a woman (Sofonisba Anguissola), playing chess with 2 kids. In the background of the drawing I can see a river with mountains at the end.
On the tablecloth of the table where they play chess, we can see the chess itself and a colorful tablecloth. The table is a bit small.

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Ignacio Rodríguez de la Borbolla Ortiz 2ªD

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Ignacio Rodríguez de la Borbolla Ortiz 2ªD

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This person is Lavinia Fontana and today I am going to tell you a little about its history.
Lavinia Fontana (Bologna, baptized August 24, 1552-Rome, August 11, 1614) was an Italian painter of the early Baroque. She was one of the most important painters of her time, she ran her own workshop and was an official court painter to Pope Clement VIII. The catalog of his work is quite extensive, there is evidence of 135 of his works, although only 32 are dated and signed.

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Mary Stevenson Cassatt (May 22, 1844 – June 14, 1926) was an American painter and printmaker. Although born in Pennsylvania, she spent much of her adult life in France, where she befriended Edgar Degas and joined the Impressionist movement. Cassatt mainly painted images representing the social and private lives of women, with special emphasis on the bonds between them and their children

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Antonio Jesús Galera Quero, 4ºC. IES Punta del Verde

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Antonio Jesús Galera Quero, 4ºC. IES Punta del Verde

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María de los Remedios Alicia Rodriga Varo y Uranga, known as Remedios Varo, was a Spanish surrealist painter, writer, and graphic artist. She was one of the first women to study at the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Madrid.
He was born on December 16, 1908 and died on October 8, 1963.Remedios Varó liked freedom, it cannot be pigeonholed in any vanguard. That is why the figure of the cat is so present in his work, a symbol of everything it represents. Fitting her in at a convention is the antithesis of what she was.
My opinion about the painting is that what he wants to represent in the painting seems quite interesting to me, the name of the painting catches my attention

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Elena Sanzo Araujo 4ºC.      IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo Calderón (Coyoacán, Mexico City, July 6, 1907-Coyoacán, Mexico City, July 13, 1954),[1] known as Frida Kahlo, was a Mexican painter. Her work thematically revolves around his biography and his own suffering. She was the author of 150 works, mainly self-portraits, in which she projected her difficulties to survive. It is also considered a pop icon of Mexican culture.

In Las dos Fridas we can find two images of the artist. Both are sitting on a bench and are holding hands. The Frida on the right side is dressed in a simple Tehuano-style Mexican dress, and the Frida on the left side wears a white European-style dress.

This work represents key and transversal themes of the artist's career such as duality, opposites, mixed heritage and the repression of women, mixed with the symbology that she gives to objects and her own anatomy.

The most direct interpretation of the painting Las dos Fridas by Frida Kahlo is the representation of the sentimental situation that the artist was going through. Despite this, the love break that is evident in the work should not be considered the central motif but rather the engine that drives the artist to paint her inner world linked to the outside with genius.

My opinion: Personally I really like Frida and what she covey with her art. I think this painting has a really huge background that we dont know , and that makes it more special.

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Manuel González Del Corral Sánchez 3°A I.E.S Punta Del Verde 

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Manuel González Del Corral Sánchez 3°A I.E.S Punta Del Verde 

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Berthe Marie Pauline Morisot was born in Bourges on January 14, 1841, and died in Paris on March 2, 1895 from the flu.
She was a French painter, of the impressionist movement.
Her painting, closely related to her own life and to that of the people who surrounded her, shows her surroundings as she saw them, with great naturalness.

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MILAGROS PALMERO RODRÍGUEZ  1º A DE AFI, IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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MILAGROS PALMERO RODRÍGUEZ  1º A DE AFI, IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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She was one of the first women to learn to study at the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Madrid.
Varo's work creates a world that arises from his imagination where the scientific, the mystical, the esoteric and the magical are mixed.
Remedios Varo is considered an alchemy artist dedicated to bringing to life worlds that in her painting emerge from the fairy tales of the unconscious.
His painting style is exciting.

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Miurel Sarria. 1ºAFI A, IES PUNTA DEL VERDE.

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Miurel Sarria. 1ºAFI A, IES PUNTA DEL VERDE.

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Known as Frida Kahlo

She was a Mexican painter and was the author of 150 works, in which she projected her difficulties to survive.

Well, she suffered a serious accident and underwent different surgical operations.

His works are inspired by Mexican folk art with indigenous roots.

In this piece I can note or it transmits to me that women always have the spirit of being beautiful, a woman must be who she wants and what she wants.

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Marco Méndez Muñoz 4ºc                           IES Punta del Verde

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Marco Méndez Muñoz 4ºc                           IES Punta del Verde

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ANAXANDRA: (220s BC) Graecus artifex et pictor. Filia fuit et discipulus Nealkes, pictoris fabularum fabularum et scaenarum genus. Commemoratur a Clemente Alexandrino, theologo christiano saeculo secundo, in sectione Stromateis (Miscellaniae) quae inscribitur "Mulieres sicut viri perfectionis sunt capaces". Clemens opus perditum citat Didymus Alexandrinus Hellenista ut suum principium.

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Artemisia Lomi Gentileschi ​​ fue una pintora barroca italiana. Su formación artística comenzó en el taller de su padre, el pintor toscano Orazio Gentileschi, uno de los grandes exponentes de la escuela romana de Caravaggio. Wikipedia

Nacimiento: 8 de julio de 1593, Roma, Italia

Fallecimiento: 1653, Nápoles, Italia

Padres: Orazio Gentileschi, Prudentia Monotone Gentileschi

Hermanos: Francesco Gentileschi

Cónyuge: Pierantonio Stiattesi (m. 1612–1623)

Alumna de: Orazio Gentileschi

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Miniatura de una edición del siglo XV de la obra de Boccaccio De claris mulieribus: Iaia pintando su autorretrato.

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ISABEL GARCÍA MEJÍAS. PROFESORA DE LENGUAS CLÁSICAS. IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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ISABEL GARCÍA MEJÍAS. PROFESORA DE LENGUAS CLÁSICAS. IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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IAIA DE CÍCICO
LAS MUJERES TAMBIÉN PINTARON.

Así encabeza Plinio el Viejo, el capítulo,147  del libro XXXV de su magna obra  Historia Natural, la gran enciclopedia de la antigüedad escrita por este erudito y militar romano que vivió en el siglo primero de nuestra era.

Como en otros ámbitos de la cultura o la vida pública, la mujer ha ocupado un lugar secundario, pero, en el caso de la pintura, hay que señalar que tampoco hay muchos restos de arte pictórico masculino, ya que estas obras, por su  propio material, no se han conservado, salvo algunos frescos en casa particulares generalmente. Por ello , el hecho de que Plinio incluya una nómina de mujeres pintoras nos hace ver que este era un ámbito en el que las mujeres estaban presentes y eran reconocidas.

Así nos dice Plinio:

“Pinxere et mulieres: Timarete, Miconis filia, Dianam, quae in tabula Ephesi est antiquissimae picturae; Irene, Cratini pictoris filia et discipula, puellam, quae est Eleusine, Calypso, senem et praestigiatorem

Theodorum, Alcisthenen saltatorem; Aristarete, Nearchi filia et discipula, Aesculapium. Iaia Cyzicena, perpetua virgo, M. Varronis iuventa Romae et penicillo pinxit et cestro in ebore imagines mulierum maxime et Neapoli anum in grandi tabula, suam quoque imaginem ad speculum.”

“Las mujeres también han pintado, Timarete, la hija de Micon, hizo una Diana que está en Éfeso, que pertenece a los más antiguos monumentos de la pintura, Irene, hija y pupila del pintor Cratinus, hizo una niña que está en Eleusis. Calypso, hizo un hombre viejo, y el charlatán Theodore; Alcisthenen, hizo un bailarín ; Aristarete, hija y pupila de Nearchi, hizo a Esculapio. Iaia Cyzicena, doncella en su vida, trabajó en Roma en tiempos de juventud de Terentius Marcus Varro, pintó también a pincel cuadros, la mayoría retratos de mujeres: Está en Nápoles con una vieja en un gran cuadro, pero también hizo su propio retrato de un espejo.”

El tema de las pinturas nos es tan familiar: un viejo, una niña , un saltarín, motivos de la vida cotidiana, como los dioses, Diana o Esculapio, las devociones de alguien, como hoy muchos tienen.

Pero los temas favoritos de estas mujeres era pintar mujeres, incluso autorretratos. Sobre esta última pintora que menciona Plinio,  Ialia Cyzicena, nacida en Cícico ciudad griega en Turquía , pero  que vivió en Roma en el siglo I d.C, nos dice que pintó su  autorretrato, que luego se ha reproducido en diversas miniaturas medievales.

Fue de las pintoras más cotizadas, pues cobraba más que los dos retratistas más famosos de su época, en palabras de Plinio:

“nec ullius velocior in pictura manus fuit, artis vero tantum, ut multum manipretiis anctecederet celeberrimos eadem aetate imaginum pictores Sopolim et Dionysium, quorum tabulae pinacothecas inplent. pinxit et quaedam Olympias, de qua hoc solum memoratur, discipulum eius fuisse Autobulum.”

“No hubo mano en la pintura más rápida, fue tan hábil y supo tanto en cualquier momento, que sus obras se vendían mucho más caras que las de los dos más grandes retratistas de su tiempo, Dionisio y Sopilo, cuyas pinturas llenan las galerías”

Rápida, hábil y conocedora profunda  de su arte.Pero, a pesar de estas  cualidades, pues estaríamos ante una artista realmente poderosa, hay una característica que Plinio resalta al principio, y esa es que fue “perpetua virgo” doncella toda su vida. Quizás quiere decir que no se casó, como se espera de su condición femenina,por tanto, nos gusta pensar que estamos ante una mujer que se entregó a su arte y que tenía suficiente independencia económica como para no necesitar hacer un matrimonio de conveniencia. O no encontró lo que buscaba y prefirió seguir sola con su pintura. Una mujer  totalmente de nuestra época, con capacidad de elegir.

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Claudia Rincón Mateo, IES Punta del Verde 1AFI A

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Claudia Rincón Mateo, IES Punta del Verde 1AFI A

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Artemisia Gentileschi

The first feminist artist in history. Italian baroque painter, representative of "caravaggismo", whose paintings represent not only an era, but also a look at tohse distant times. She took her first steps as an artist in Rome, and continued ger career in different cities in Italy. The artist first received an order for painting for the church, in the town of Pozzuoli, near Naples.

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Artemisia Lomi Gentileschi. Ghena El Bakkali 2C IES Punta Del Verde.

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Artemisia Lomi Gentileschi. Ghena El Bakkali 2C IES Punta Del Verde.

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Artemisia Lomi Gentileschi (Rome, July 8, 1593-Naples, around 1656) was an Italian Baroque painter.

Her artistic training began in the workshop of her father, the Tuscan painter Orazio Gentileschi (1563-1639), one of the great exponents of the Roman school of Caravaggio. She learned from her father the technique of drawing and the strong naturalism of the works of Caravaggio, with whom she has been compared for her dynamism and for the violent scenes that her paintings often depict.
In her paintings she developed historical and religious themes. Her paintings of female characters such as Lucrecia, Bathsheba, Judith or Cleopatra, in which feminist traits have been read, were famous.

In May 1611, when she was 18 years old, the painter Agostino Tassi, her teacher and friend of her father, raped her. An event that is considered to have influenced both her life and her painting.

She took her first steps as an artist in Rome, and continued her career in different cities in Italy. In 1612 she moved to Florence. She was the first woman to become a member of the Accademia delle arti del disegno in Florence and had an international clientele She 7 She Worked under the auspices of Cosimo II de' Medici. In 1621 she worked in Genoa, then she moved to Venice, where she met Anton Van Dyck and Sofonisba Anguissola; she later returned to Rome, and between 1626 and 1630 she moved to Naples. In the Neapolitan period, the artist first received an order for fresco painting in the church, in the town of Pozzuoli, near Naples.
During the period 1638-1641, she lived and worked in London with her father under the patronage of Charles I of England. She then returned to Naples, where she lived until her death.

In my opinion she was a wonderful painting, despite the problems she has gone through in her life.

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“Self-portrait with a straw hat” by Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun.

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Diego Cortés 2º ESO D IES Punta del Verde

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Diego Cortés 2º ESO D IES Punta del Verde

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He was born in 1755, in Paris, into a humble family, despite the reputation of his father Louis, a portrait painter in pastel colors, which gave the family access to artistic bourgeois society. Her younger brother, Étienne, three years her junior, also showed talent as a writer. From her father, Louis Vigée, she received her first lessons, although she benefited more from the advice of Gabriel François Doyen, Jean-Baptiste Greuze, Claude Joseph Vernet and other masters of the time.
From the ages of 6 to 11 he lived in a boarding school but did not stop painting.
la pintora francesa más famosa del siglo XVIII y una de las retratistas más demandadas de su época.

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Born: January 5, 1902, Nursery .                                      Death: February 6, 1995, Madrid.  

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IES Punta Del Verde Daniel Mármol Rodríguez 2D 

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Maruja Mallo (born Ana María Gómez González, Vivero, Lugo, January 5, 1902-Madrid, February 6, 1995) was a Spanish surrealist painter. She is considered an artist of the Generation of '27 within the so-called interior avant-garde Spanish.
She was the only female member of the distinguished intellectual group of the Cofradía de la Perdiz, to which figures of the stature of Federico García Lorca and Luis Buñuel belonged.

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Maruja Mallo. Sonia Lama Heredero 2C IES Punta del Verde

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Maruja Mallo. Sonia Lama Heredero 2C IES Punta del Verde

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Maruja Mallo (born January 5, 1902-Madrid, until February 6, 1995) was a Spanish surrealist painter.
Due to his father's work, the family moved frequently and, therefore, after the birth of his brother, the family moved to Avilés, where they stayed from 1913 to 1922. Thus, Mallo began his training at the School of Arts and Crafts and in private studies. There he became friends with the Avilesino painter Luis Bayón.
In 1922, at the age of twenty, and in a new transfer of the family to Madrid, he began to study at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando where he stayed until 1926.
In 1927, the year his mother died, he took an active part in the first Vallecas School, a 'plastic-poetic' proposal by the sculptor Alberto Sánchez and the painter Benjamín Palencia.
During that decade of the 1920s, he also worked for numerous literary publications such as the Revista de Occidente, La Gaceta Literaria or the Almanaque Literario, and made covers of several books.2 Ortega y Gasset organized his first exhibition in 1928 in the halls of the Revista de West, which was very successful.
The exhibition was a cultural event in Madrid.

-My point of view
The painting seems simple but curious. I like the color combination you use.

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Mary Stevenson Cassatt (May 22, 1844 – June 14, 1926) was an American painter and printmaker. Although born in Pennsylvania, she spent much of her adult life in France, where she befriended Edgar Degas and joined the Impressionist movement. Cassatt mainly painted images representing the social and private lives of women, with special emphasis on the bonds between them and their children

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Francisco Gómez Cabrera, 2ºD IES Punta del Verde

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Francisco Gómez Cabrera, 2ºD IES Punta del Verde

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THE ARTIST: Sofonisba Anguissola

The painter Sofonisba Anguissola was a key figure of the Italian Renaissance. Born into a relatively poor noble family, her father ensured that she and her sisters had a well-rounded education that incorporated the fine arts. This included being apprenticed to various local painters, setting a precedent for future female artists, who until then could only be apprenticed if a family member had a workshop. Anguissola's talent caught the eye of Michelangelo, who served as a kind of informal tutor through the exchange of drawings.
Anguissola was never able to study anatomy or draw models because it was considered vulgar for a woman, but she still managed to have a successful career. Much of her success was due to her role as court painter to King Philip II of Spain. Over the course of 14 years, the artist developed her skills as an official court portraitist, as well as producing more intimate portraits of the nobility. His paintings are known for capturing the spirit and personality of his subjects, and can now be found in collections around the world.

MY PERSONAL POINT OF VIEW

In the piece of art I can see a woman (Sofonisba Anguissola), playing chess with 2 kids. In the background of the drawing I can see a river with mountains at the end.
On the tablecloth of the table where they play chess, we can see the chess itself and a colorful tablecloth. The table is a bit small.

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Leonor Roldán Vallejo 2C IES Punta del Verde 

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Leonor Roldán Vallejo 2C IES Punta del Verde 

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He was born on November 15, 1887 in Sun Prairie,23 in a farmhouse located at 2405 Hwy T in the town of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. 4 5 O'Keeffe was the second of seven children. His parents, Francis Calyxtus O'Keeffe and Ida Totto were dairy farmers. O'Keeffe attended high school at Sacred Heart Academy in Madison, Wisconsin, between 1901 and 1902.

In late 1902 the O'Keeffes moved from Wisconsin to Peacock Hill in Williamsburg, Virginia. O'Keeffe stayed one more year in Wisconsin with her aunt and attended Madison High School, later joining her family. In 1905 O'Keeffe began her formal art training at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and later at the Art Students League of New York, but she felt constrained by the training she received, geared toward reconstructing or copying what was In nature. During the summers of 1912 to 1914, he studied art and was introduced to the principles and philosophies of Arthur Wesley Dow, who supported creating works of art based on personal style, design, and interpretation of subject matter rather than attempting to copy or represent it.

This produced a great change in the way in which he approached art, as seen in the early stages of the watercolors made at the University of Virginia and most dramatically in the charcoal drawings he produced in 1915 and with which he reached the full abstraction. Alfred Stieglitz, an art dealer and photographer, organized an exhibition of her work in 1916. O'Keeffe created many forms of abstract art, including close-ups of flowers, such as the Red Canna paintings, which many believed to represent the genitalia of females. women, although she denied that intention. His involvement with the representation of women's sexuality was also fueled by sensually explicit photographs that Stieglitz had taken and exhibited of O'Keeffe.

The couple lived together in New York until 1929, when O'Keeffe began spending part of the year in the Southwest. The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum was founded in 1997 in Santa Fe. O'Keeffe was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters15 and in 1966 she was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. 51 Among her awards and honors, O'Keeffe received the M Award. In 1977, President Gerald Ford presented O'Keeffe with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest honor bestowed on American civilians.

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Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo Calderón (Coyoacán, Mexico City, July 6, 1907-Coyoacán, Mexico City, July 13, 1954), known as Frida Kahlo, was a Mexican painter. His work thematically revolves around his biography and his own suffering. She was the author of 150 works, mainly self-portraits, in which she projected her difficulties to survive. He is also considered a pop icon of Mexican culture.

One of the paintings that most attract attention is that of Las dos Fridas, in my opinion it is a stupendous and very beautiful painting.
HECHO POR ROCIO

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María José Serón Ortega 1ºAFI A, IES Punta del Verde

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María José Serón Ortega 1ºAFI A, IES Punta del Verde

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The artist: Louise Bourgeois

Louise Joséphine Bourgeois, a French-born American sculptor and artist, is widely known for her impressive artworks, especially her spider sculptures, which have earned her the nickname "Spider Woman." She is considered one of the most important artists of contemporary art. Her largest spider sculpture, Maman, has been exhibited in numerous locations around the world and stands at an impressive height of over 9.27 meters.

Through her work, Bourgeois explored themes such as betrayal, anxiety, and loneliness, using the human figure and its fragments to express her personal emotions and experiences. Her work is autobiographical and was inspired by the trauma she experienced in her childhood upon discovering her father's infidelity with her nanny.

My point of view:

Is an impressive masterpiece that evokes powerful emotions in the viewer and stands out for its monumental scale and its ability to depict the spider as a symbol of protection.

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Manuel Jesús Vázquez Márquez 1ºAFI A, IES Punta del Verde

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Manuel Jesús Vázquez Márquez 1ºAFI A, IES Punta del Verde

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My artist is Dorothea Tanning:
Dorothea Tanning was an American artist born in Galesburg, Illinois in 1910, and passed away in 2012 at the age of 101. She is best known for her surrealist paintings, sculptures, and installations. Tanning moved to New York City in the 1930s, where she became associated with the Surrealist movement and met her future husband, artist Max Ernst. Throughout her career, Tanning explored themes of identity, sexuality, and the subconscious mind in her work. She also wrote several books, including an autobiography titled "Birthday" and a collection of poems titled "Coming to That." Tanning remains an influential figure in the history of American art.

My POV:
Transmits a sense of mystery and beauty. Additionally, their use of form, color, and texture creates a visual and tactile experience that can be deeply moving.

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"A SUMMER DAY" Zaida Ibáñez Castro IES Punta del Verde

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"A SUMMER DAY" Zaida Ibáñez Castro IES Punta del Verde

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“A SUMMER DAY” by Berthe Morisot

It is dated in the year 1879 (19th century), therefore, it belongs to contemporary art. The French painter Berthe Morisot is the author of the painting. A painting that, as far as we know, was painted by her outdoors, as was customary between the impressionists.
Berthe Morisot was born into a high-class, educated and refined family, who educated their children in a taste for art and music, but that did not prevent her from having problems reaching her dreams.
Because she was a woman, she was banned from studying at the Academy of Fine Arts, but she studied painting with different teachers, the most prominent being the landscape painter who preceded Impressionism, Corot. She was a pioneering woman in the world of art. In fact, she was the only woman painter to exhibit in Nadar's studio, in the first impressionist exhibition of 1874. She exhibited several times at the institution of the Salon and it was at the end of her life that she began to be favored by critics, the market and public. It was valued in its time, especially by impressionist painters. Impressionist paintings present an unfinished aspect, full of ease and apparent improvisation, more sensual and immediate than intellectual.
They do not seek to represent transcendental, spiritual or passionate themes like the romantic ones. They focus on motifs from bourgeois life: the city, the night, country excursions, cafes, theaters...

PERSONAL OPINION:

At first when I saw the painting it seemed cheerful and calm, that it had been painted with strong brushstrokes but capturing the ladies in the painting. Later I understood that what had really caught my attention was the harmony between the colors as they perfectly represented a summer day in a lake with green and blue tones, from the mixture of algae and clean water. the bright sunlight and how calm the environment looks with some resting ducks and a ladies having a good time. There is that I can find out that people are attracted to this type of painting, since it does trick me.

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Manuel Jesús López Pascual, 1º AFI A, IES Punta del Verde

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Manuel Jesús López Pascual, 1º AFI A, IES Punta del Verde

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The artist:
Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo Calderón was born in Coyoacán in 1907. Frida Kahlo was one of the great Mexican and Latin American painters of the 20th century. Her life was marked by the misfortune of contracting polio and then a serious accident in her youth that kept her bedridden for long periods.
As a curious fact, his works were self-stories in which he showed his difficulties to survive.

My personal point of view:
Seeing this work of art I feel a woman, its author with a self-portrait, overcoming her fears of animals that are not domestic, like the monkey but in itself I feel that she is a brave woman overcoming her fears and facing her personal problems.

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Sarah Eliivna Stern, ​ ​ más conocida como Sonia Delaunay, fue una pintora y diseñadora ucraniana nacionalizada francesa. Junto con su marido Robert Delaunay fueron grandes representantes del arte abstracto y creadores del simultaneísmo.

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Information about her life.
Her artistic training began in the workshop of her father, the Tuscan painter Orazio Gentileschi, one of the great exponents of the Roman school of Caravaggio. She learned from her father the technique of drawing and the strong naturalism of Caravaggio's works, to whom she has been compared for her dynamism and the violent scenes often depicted in her paintings.In her paintings she developed historical and religious themes. His paintings of female characters such as Lucretia, Bathsheba, Judith or Cleopatra, in which feminist traits have been read, were famous. In May 1611, when she was a young woman, she painted a number of religious and historical themes. In May 1611, when she was a young woman, she painted a number of religious and historical themes.

In May 1611, when she was 18 years old, the painter Agostino Tassi, her teacher and friend of her father, raped her. An event that is considered to have had an influence on both her life and her painting.

Personal point:
I didn't know about her but I've been researching and I find it quite interesting, I was struck by the paintings because most of them are about the killing of the man, the violence of the woman to the man and the revenge and this is because a friend of her father raped her as I said before. That's why she started to paint like this and I think it's very good.

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Berthe Morisot:

Berthe Morisot was born on January 14, 1841 in Bourges, France. Berthe traveled to Paris to study and copy works by the Old Masters at the Louvre Museum, and also studied with landscape painter Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot to learn how to paint outdoor scenes. Berthe Morisot worked with Corot for several years and exhibited her work for the first time at the prestigious state art show, the Salon, in 1864. She would gain a regular place in the exhibition for the next decade. Berthe Morisot portrayed a wide range of subjects, from landscapes and still lifes to domestic scenes and portraits. She also experimented with numerous media, including oils, watercolors, pastels and drawings. He died on March 2, 1895.

Devant la psyché:

This portrait shows a woman in an intimate moment with her back to the viewer looking in the mirror, but her reflection is faceless. With this, Morisot wants to express that neither she nor any woman feels represented in the female portraits that hang on the walls of museums. Those models were not women, they were what the patriarchy had created for them, but they were not real.
Women in Morisot's time were not reflected anywhere because there were no painters to show them as they really were. That is why her work is so important, because it showed a reality that was hidden and that nobody talked about: the reality of women.

My opinion:

This painting seems incredible to me, it reflects very well what was the thinking of the women of that time that they did not dare to share, it is also a beautiful painting that is easy to get out what the painter wanted to convey. Apart from what it transmits, the colors she uses are precious and the strokes transmit peace. It is a beautiful work.

Daniela Merchán Sánchez, 4ºB IES Punta del Verde

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She was born in Virginia in 1917 and died at the age of 79 in Berberly Hills.
Ella who it's consider the queen of jazz, was a northamerican jazz, blues, swing and samba singer, and she's considered one of the biggest influences of jazz of all the jazz's history.
She was endowed by a three octave vocal range, highliting her clear and accurate vocalization.
In addition, she has lots of albums: EF Sings the Duke Ellington Songbook, (with almost 38 songs!), EF Sings the Cole Porter Songbook, and numerous Christmas carols ones.
She also has her most famous album: Ella&Louis. It was created in 1956, and she was collaborating with Louis Amstrong. It has lots of tunes in it, 11 in total; Cheek to Cheek, Can't we be friends? or Isn't a lovely day are one of my favourites.
We cannot forguet about Autumn in New York: one of her best sellings.

My personal opinion:
Ella Fitzgerald it's a must-known in the music world, she is a super star.
When you listen her music at first, you feel akward because you probably won't understand anything, or maybe because you never had listened this kind of music. But then, listen again and hear her lyrics. Once you listen them theres no way back, you are going to fall in love with her.

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Isabel Maestre Borrero. Profesora de francés. IES Punta del Verde.

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Isabel Maestre Borrero. Profesora de francés. IES Punta del Verde.

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"La grande valse" est une œuvre impressionnante et émouvante de la sculptrice française Camille Claudel. Réalisée en 1892, la sculpture représente deux danseurs enlacés dans une valse passionnée. Le mouvement fluide et la tension entre les deux figures sont capturés de manière magistrale. Les détails anatomiques sont soigneusement travaillés, créant un sentiment de vie et de mouvement. La base de la sculpture est également impressionnante, avec des motifs complexes et des ornements qui ajoutent à l'effet dramatique de la danse.

Pour moi cette oeuvre  dégage une grande émotion et une beauté sculpturale étonnante. Claudel était une artiste talentueuse qui a souvent été éclipsée par son mentor et amant Auguste Rodin, mais cette sculpture montre à quel point elle était capable de créer des œuvres éblouissantes.

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Pietro di Francesco Orioli (1458-1496), circa 1493, Sulpicia

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ISABEL GARCÍA MEJÍAS. PROFESORA DE LENGUAS CLÁSICAS. IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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ISABEL GARCÍA MEJÍAS. PROFESORA DE LENGUAS CLÁSICAS. IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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SULPICIA, MULIER ROMANA POETA IN VIRORUM MUNDO.
Sulpicia sola mulier poeta, cuius carmina nos conservamus  sex amatorias elegias. Erat filia  oratoris Servii Sulpicii Rufi et Valeria, Valerii Mesalae Corvini soror, Ciceronis  comes et petae Tibulli patronus. Sumus in primOosaeculo  aC, initio principatus Augusti, ubi aurea aetas artis poeticae generare incipit.

Patris orba sub custodia avunculi Mesale relicta est et in intellectualli ambitu qui ab adolescentia eius in contactu cum poetis sicut Ovidius, Tibulus et Lygdamus, posuit.

Avunculus eam tanta libertate eduxit  quae  non usitata in Roma eius aetatis. Ea quem amaret, elegit et modos  qui matrimonium imponebat repellere potuit.

Non plus de vita sua  scimius. Sex elegiae amatoriases, tamen,  in Corpore Tibulliano servatae sunt, Elegiarum liber a Tibullo, sed ab aliis poetis, ut Lygdamo, poemata comprehendens.

Carmina epistulas amatorias sunt quibus ostenduntur laetitia et gaudium quae amor dat, sed  quoque rebellis facies feminae  in Roma antiqua  nos mosntrat, ubi non satis socialiter visum est ut feminae  suos affectus et amatorias  relationes tam explicite eloqueretur. Simplex et recens poesis est, manans cum alacritate, sed nota magnis elegiacis, ut Catullus et Propercio.

Sulpicia nos docet  amorem ex improviso  venire, nos docet normarum  transgredendarum satisfactionem, femeninam contumaciam, amantis perfidiam, Cerinthi  amoris probationem et, dulcem declarationem ardoris celandi. Quadraginta versus, una vita.

His carminibus, quibus Cerinto amorem suum declarat, sicut Catullus ad Lesbiam aut Propertium ad Corinam, vos invitamus ut  eam legendo fruamini sicut  obsequium omnibus  mulieribus quae  per omnem historiam artium conatae sunt  in virorum mundo viam aperire:

Carmen, III, 13

“Tandem uenit amor, qualem texisse pudore

quam nudasse alicui sit mihi fama magis.

exorata meis illum Cytherea Camenis

attulit in nostrum deposuitque sinum.  exsoluit promissa Venus: mea gaudia narret,
dicetur siquis non habuisse sua.
non ego signatis quicquam mandare tabellis,

ne legat id nemo quam meus ante, uelim,

sed peccasse iuuat, uultus componere famae

taedet: cum digno digna fuisse ferar.”

SULPICIA, UNA  POETISA ROMANA EN UN MUNDO DE HOMBRES

Sulpicia es la única poetisa romana de la cual conservamos seis elegías amorosas. Era hija del orador  Servio Sulpicio Rufo, hijo del jurista del mismo nombre,  y Valeria, hermana de Valerio Mesala Corvino, compañero de estudios de Cicerón y  mecenas del poeta Tibulo.

Nos encontramos, pues, en el siglo I aC, al inicio del principado de Augusto, un momento en el que se empieza a gestar la edad de oro de la poesía romana,

Huérfana de padre, quedó bajo la custodia de su tío Mesala  y vivió en un ambiente intelectual que la puso en contacto con poetas como Ovidio, Tibiulo o Ligdamo desde muy joven. Su tío la crió con una libertad que no era propia en la Roma de su época, y pudo elegir a quién amar y rechazar los límites que imponía el matrimonio.

Poco más sabemos de su vida.  Se nos han conservado, en cambio, seis elegías amorosas en el Corpus Tibullianum, un libro de elegías mayoritariamente de Tibulo, pero en el que se recogen poemas de otros poetas como Lygdamo.

Los poemas son una especia de cartas amatorias en las que se muestra la alegría y la dicha que proporciona el amor, pero también nos muestra la  cara rebelde de una mujer en la Roma antigua, donde no era socialmente bien visto que la mujer expresara de forma tan explícita sus sentimientos y relaciones amorosos.

Es una poesía sencilla y fresca, rezumante de vitalidad , pero conocedora de los grandes elegíacos,  como Catulo y Propercio.

Nos enseña que el amor llega por sorpresa, lnos enseña la satisfacción de transgredir las normas, la rebeldía femenina, la traición, la prueba de amor de Cerinto, y la dulce declaración de haber ocultado su pasión. Cuarenta versos solamente, una vida.

Con estos poemas, en los que declara su amor a  Cerinto, igual que Catulo a Lesbia o Propercio a Corina, os emplazamos a disfrutar  leyéndola , como homenaje a todas las mujeres que a lo largo de la historia de las artes, intentaron abrirse camino en un mundo de hombres;

Poema III,13

Por fin llegó el amor; y tan grande

que más vergüenza me daría ocultarlo

que  la fama de haberlo desvelado.

Vencida por los ruegos de las Musas

lo trajo Citerea, y lo depositó en mi seno.

Cumplió sus promesas Venus: y mis alegrías

que las cuente quien no las tenga propias.

yo no quisiera confiar algo a mis tablillas

para que antes que aquel que es mío me leyera,

pero me encanta haber transgredido, ,

me  avergüenza poner buena cara por el miedo a la fama.

Que diga:  yo una mujer digna

he estado con un hombre digno.

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Juan Manuel Martín Sánchez 2D IES Punta del verde

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Juan Manuel Martín Sánchez 2D IES Punta del verde

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Landscapes and nature were one of the main sources of inspiration for Georgia O'Keeffe, this being one of the reasons why many people associated the artist with flowers. It was in 1963 when he said that "most people in the city run from one place to another and don't have time to look at a flower. I want them to see it, whether they want to or not." His work Jimson Weed. White Flower No.1 has been since its appearance in 1932 the reflection of the union of beauty, life and death and, in 2014

in my point of view

I think it's a beautiful painting and what it tells us is that on a day-to-day basis people live in a hurry and we don't have time to stop to observe or take care of little things. This flower makes us stop, observe, appreciate the small details

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Ignacio Aragón Jiménez/4°ESOC.IES PUNTA DEL VERDE.

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Ignacio Aragón Jiménez/4°ESOC.IES PUNTA DEL VERDE.

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THE ARTIST:
Was a Roman Empress, wife and second  cousin once removed to the Roman Emperor Hadrian.She was the daughter of Matidia anda suffect Lucius Vibius Sabinus.After her father's death in 84,Sabina,along with her half-sister Matidia Minor,went to live with their maternal grandmother,Marciana.They were raised in the household of Trajan anda his wife Plotina.Sabina married in 100,at the empress Plotina's request.Hadrian succeeded her great uncle in 117.Sabina's mother Matidia,was also fond of Hadrian and allowed him to marry her daughter.

MY PERSONAL POINT OF VIEW:
Looking at his works,It seems to me that he has made history in the world of arts,moving millions of people from the sentimental point of view.I think that for all those people who are involved in the world of arts,to know a little about the figure of Vibia Sabina,it would be worth it.

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Pepe Cabrera García, 4ºB. IES Punta del Verde.

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Pepe Cabrera García, 4ºB. IES Punta del Verde.

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The artist

Agnes Martin (1912-2004) was one of the greatest abstract painters of Canada and also the USA, because she had the two nationalities. However, she stayed hidden and alone at least 50 years of her life, and she only received awards in her last years. She studied art and gave classes in places like New Mexico, New York or Oregon. Her style was unique, she tried to show and express emotions, feelings and thoughts. In this specific picture, she has represented the perfect love, with perfect rectangles and lines, which, if you think it well, are pure maths. She used to paint with simple colors, like black, white and brown, and sometimes (to make special effects) pastel and gray tones. She received The Gold Lion of Venice and The National Medal of Art (EEUU).

My personal point of view

At first, when I saw this painting for the first time, I could clearly feel an intense calm. The mix of light colors combined with the geometric forms relaxed myself. Moreover, you can be aware of the simplicity and happiness of life watching this type of art. On the other hand, it may represent that we're only a minuscule life organism in the full universe, and our life only means a second from its view, and that makes me feel sad and distressed. I think this because the lines are so tiny compared with the rest of the painting.

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 Aitor Díaz Tierra 2ºD                     IES Punta Del  Verde                  (Mary Cassatt)  

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 Aitor Díaz Tierra 2ºD                     IES Punta Del  Verde                  (Mary Cassatt)  

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This image is a self-portrait by Mary Cassatt,Cassat was born in Allegheny City ,Pennsylvania.Cassatt began studying painting at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts at age 15.Cassat returned to Altoona, United States, in the late summer of 1870, just as the Franco-Prussian War was beginning. Her father continued to resist accepting her chosen vocation and paid for her basic necessities, but not her art supplies. Mary managed to have two of her paintings placed in a gallery in New York, finding many admirers but no buyers.During the summer, a recurring conflict for Mary was the lack of paintings to study; during this time Cassatt considered giving up art and looking for a job that would allow her to live independently. In July 1871 he wrote: 'I have given up my studio... I tear up my father's portrait, I have not touched a brush for six weeks nor shall I do so again until I see some possibility of returning to Europe. I can't wait to get out west next fall and get a job, I haven't decided where

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Francisco Javier Moreno Martinez 2C IES Punta Del Verde

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Francisco Javier Moreno Martinez 2C IES Punta Del Verde

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Berthe Morisot.
There is a general consensus that says that the French painter Berthe Morisot,in addition to being a founder , is the key figure of the impressionist movement. She was born in Bourges in 1841 and developed a profesional artistic career for more than three decades, exhibiting from the age of 23 in the Paris Salon, and later joining the vanguard of the impressionist exhibitions that began in 1874. until the end of the 20th century(she died in Paris in 1895) art history relegated his work. He finally obtained his resurrection. Today it is unquestionable.

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Paula Figueiroa Rego, known as Paula Rego, was born in lisboa (portugal), on 1/26/1935, she died in 2022, when she was 87 years old.
She was known for sex trafficking and for female genital mutilation. She studied in Saint Julian´s school, then, she start studying in Slade Of Art, there, she met Victor Wiling, she would be engaged to he. In 1988, Victor Willing dies after get multiple sclerosis. In 1989, Paula got into the list of candidates to the price of turner, in 2005, she awarded the degree of doctor by the Oxford University .
She starts to paint in 1960, she combines different types of styles in her paints. She died by a mild sickness.

In my personal point of view, she made very beautiful paints, they reflect the reality exactly, and that she´s life was hard, and she never went back, she always go foward.

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MANUEL REINA BORJAS 2ºC IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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MANUEL REINA BORJAS 2ºC IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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Camille Claudel since she was a child was passionate about sculpture. In 1876 her family moved to Nogent-sur-Seine and there she met Paul Dubois who introduced her to the Superior School of Fine Arts in Paris. In 1884 he began working with Auguste Rodin, who fell at his feet as a woman, and as an artist, becoming his model and muse. Although they move in the same environments and travel for long periods of time, Rodin is romantically attached to another woman, Rose Beuret, whom he refuses to leave. A situation that will serve as inspiration for the most important works of Camille's career, such as La edad mature. Her fame reaches such a point that she is promoted by various artists of the time, even appearing in various art magazines.

The sculptor begins another relationship but stumbles over the same stone again, since her new companion, the composer Claude Debussy, is married to another woman. His decline began here with continuous episodes of nervous breakdowns that worsened to the point of locking himself in his workshop and destroying his works. A sad end for a great artist who ended up in a psychiatric facility for the last 30 years of her life.

In my opinion, the sculptures he makes are very difficult to do because you have to have a lot of time, but for me his sculptures are rare and beautiful. And the photo is a very well done painting of her.

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 Remedios Varo was a Spanish painter,writer and graphic artist. One of the first women to study at the San Fernando Academy of Fine Arts in Madrid.
she was born on December 16, 1908 in Anglés and died on October 8, 1963 in Mexico City.
In 1932 she settled in Barcelona, ​​where she worked as a designer. in Varo's works the scientific is mixed with the magical.
During the Spanish Civil War, she positioned herself on the Republican side, during this period she met the French poet Benjamin, who came to Barcelona to fight in the war and is considered in the chronicles of the artist's life as her great love.

In 1937 he participated in the international exhibition of surrealism in Tokyo and his work Le Désir was reproduced in number 10 of the French magazine, for which reason he would participate in the exhibitions in Paris.
 her husband was imprisoned for refusing to fight in world war 2, she was also imprisoned although she never wanted to talk about it.

From my point of view, I can say that she seems to me an interesting woman, because within being a woman artist she sought to transfigure the role of women as an object of masculine desire, and I find it curious.
 I also really like it because with his works he wants to convey a lot of feeling through magic and I think he succeeds.

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CANDELA GUTIÉRREZ VÁZQUEZ- 3º A -IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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CANDELA GUTIÉRREZ VÁZQUEZ- 3º A -IES PUNTA DEL VERDE

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OUKA LEELE. She  was an spanish artist, painter, poet and photographer. She was born in Madrid and died with 64 years old. She won the National Photography Award in 2005.
In this photo we can see a pretty woman who has a diadem with lemons and the tittle is "Hair Salon". He used strong, fluorescent, bright colors in his portraits. His work is characterized by color and strange things. Many paintings were in black and white and he colored them with watercolors.
MY PERSONAL POINT OF VIEW: I like this artist and her pictures so much because I love the bright and radiant colors and her pictures and photos are modern and different from the other painters and artists. I would like to take photos and paint like her.

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MIGUEL MORENO CANO 2ºC                         IES PUNTA DEL VERDE😎😁

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MIGUEL MORENO CANO 2ºC                         IES PUNTA DEL VERDE😎😁

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María Blanchard: Was one of the great painters of the twentieth century and a protagonist of the avant-garde at the turn of the century. However, her art, for various reasons, and her life, full of questions, are not as well known as they undoubtedly deserve to be.

His deformity and physical appearance (he was born with a twisted spine, which caused him health problems and pain throughout his life) was related by many biographers to explain his painting. Nowadays, however, the two aspects have begun to be separated, giving his art the importance it deserves.She received a scholarship that enabled her to live and study in Paris, where she became acquainted with some of the great avant-garde painters, such as Juan Gris and Diego Rivera. Just as Juan Gris continued to investigate the possibilities of Cubism, in the 1920s Maria Blanchard returned to figuration, in what was called the return to order. She took the path of magical realism, moving away from Gris, pictorially and personally.

She died at the age of 51 and received a tribute at the Madrid Athenaeum, where Clara Campoamor, Ramón Gómez de la Serna and Federico García Lorca were present.

In my opinion, this he draws very well, his paintings represent his life, which was full of difficulties as he had a twisted spine.

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Anna Lou "Annie" Leibovitz (Waterbury, Connecticut, October 2, 1949) is an American photographer. She was the first woman to exhibit her work at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington D.C. and the last to portray the musician John Lennon, before he was assassinated in 1980.

She is the highest paid photographer in the world and has worked for magazines such as Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone and Vogue. In 1984 she was awarded by the American Association of Magazine Editors as Photographer of the Year. In 1988 he received the Clio Award for the American Express advertising campaign. In April 2000, he was awarded the title of "Living Legend" by the United States Library of Congress. In 2005, American Photo magazine named her the most influential photographer of our time. In May 2013, he received the Prince of Asturias Award for Communication and Humanities.

Although she is known primarily for her celebrity portraiture, she has practiced documentary and landscape photography, contracted to Condé Nast Publications since 1993. Her images have been represented, since 1977, by the photojournalism agency Contact Press Images.

She is the third daughter of the Jewish couple Samuel Leibovitz, lieutenant colonel of the Armed Forces, and Marilyn Heit, a contemporary dance teacher. Her father's military duties forced Annie and her five siblings to move frequently.

My personal opinion about this photographer is that I think she takes very good pictures and has a very interesting life. I met her through a photo that came from Instagram of that photographer of two very famous soccer players and I wanted to investigate a little about her life. This work has offered me a great opportunity to learn about the life of this person.

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Anna Lou Leibovitz - Documentos de Google

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Beth Fernandéz Tocino, 1°bach IES Triana

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Beth Fernandéz Tocino, 1°bach IES Triana

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This painting by Artemisia Gentileschi is one of the most revolutionary painters to this day. This Baroque painter was sexually abused and by that she decided to take revenge by painting what no one thought a woman could ever portray. This picture is a story of revenge and empowerment. Artemisia is considered to be one of the firsts known feminists. Also, she was, in fact the first woman to be accepted in the school of art of Florence.
She is now regarded as one of the most progressive and expressive painters of her generation, with the recognition of her talents exemplified by major exhibitions at internationally esteemed fine art institutions, such as the National Gallery in London.

For me, despite of this being such an bloody and violent representation of vengance, I have grown very fond of this brave statement.

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Francisco Javier de Soto López IES PUNTA DEL VERDE 1ºAFI A

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Francisco Javier de Soto López IES PUNTA DEL VERDE 1ºAFI A

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The artist: Berthe Marie Pauline Morisot was a French painter, founder and key figure of the Impressionist movement. Berthe Morisot painted what she saw. She liked to paint outdoors, but because of her status as a bourgeois woman her scope was very limited and she could only paint at home or in parks during the day. She was even banned from meetings.

My personal Point of view: The painting has cold colours and that transmits peace to me. The painting shows two apparently bourgeois women, like the painter, sitting in a boat looking at the landscape. There is a lake in which there are two ducks which blend in with the lake.

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I think she is an extravagant and very interesting artist one of her most beautiful works in my opinion is ``infinity mirror room fireflies on water´´ it is a work that expresses the infinity of space it is a beautiful work that gives me a feeling of emptiness and a way to see the world in a different way

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THE ARTIST: Maruja Mallo (1902-1995) was a famous spanish surrealistic painter. In 1926, she graduated in the "Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando", Where she met Dalí.

In 1982, at last, she was recognized by the socialist government of Spain, which awarded her the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts and the Plastic Arts prize of the Community of Madrid.

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Maria Eizaguirre 2ºC IES Punta del verde

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Maria Eizaguirre 2ºC IES Punta del verde

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'La feria de caballos' (Rosa Bonheur)

measures five meters). She gave a lot of talk in the 19th century, when she was looked at strangely because she smoked and dressed like a man. She opted for realistic painting and always with animals as protagonists, and the best example of the strength of her art is the well-known work 'The horse fair'. She documented herself going twice a week to the horse market in Paris and gave a true lesson in movement in each of her strokes. Queen Victoria publicly expressed her admiration for the canvas.

personal point of view is that it is a beautiful painting that inspires disorder and lack of freedom.

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César Luis Ruiz Garrido 2C             IES Punta del Verde

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César Luis Ruiz Garrido 2C             IES Punta del Verde

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Mary Cassatt would change Pennsylvania for Paris to unleash her work as an impressionist, later helping to expand this current in the United States. The sweetness of her paintings is remembered above all for her way of capturing the feminine daily life. The woman as a girl, as a mother or as a whole, creating moments like this El baño del niño that evokes memories while immortalizing the most realistic intimacy.

My personal point of view is that a painting that represents feelings and emotions is, for me, a pretty beautiful painting.

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Lola Recio Dorronzoro 2ºD .I.E.S. Punta del verde

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Lola Recio Dorronzoro 2ºD .I.E.S. Punta del verde

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Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo y Calderon was a Mexican painter known for her many portraits ,self-portraits and works inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico.
She was born on 6th of July, 1907 and she died on 13th of July, 1954.
In my opinion she is a very important women in History and is an example to follow.
Frida Kahlo caught polio in 1913, aged Sixt,and had to spend several months in bed. The paralytic form of the disease was not badly disabling, however it did have some unavoidable consequences – her right leg remained slightly deformed and shorter than her left leg, so that she had to wear built-up shoes.
Frida Kahlo has become an icon of the people because of her unique personality and her multifaceted life.She has become a standard-bearer for women's inner strength, for a love of Mexico and its culture, and for courage in the face of adversity. Above all, she was a genuine woman who was true to her convictions.

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Berthe Morisot was one of the five female painters who managed to enter the exclusive (and masculine) circle of the Impressionists and she was so important in it that even she managed to get Edouard Manet to join this group. As he belonged to the high bourgeoisie, his parents encouraged his artistic training and he specialized in landscapes. 'A summer day' is one of his most beautiful paintings, in which we see two young people taking a boat ride on a calm river.
When I see this work of art I feel empowered since it is the image of two women talking a ride in a boat withot the help of any man, just the two of them enjoying themselves.

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Bring me my champagne - Marguerite Sauvage

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Lucía Ruiz Pérez 1º Bachillerato A IES Triana

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Marguerite Sauvage is a contemporary illustrator born in Paris in 1978. Although she studied law and communication, her passion has always been drawing. She describes herself as self-taught in the art world and many of her illustrations have been published in magazines and advertising campaigns for prestigious international brands. Furthermore, she has also worked for the world of animation, comics, videogames and series. Some of her main clients have been Marvel, DC, Ubisoft and Sony, among others. Throughout her career she has won several awards.

She is a modern and cosmopolitan woman who, after living in France for many years, spent some time in Australia and now lives in Montreal. She has worked in Europe, America, Japan and Korea. Moreover, she has also travelled to Thailand and Morocco.

She likes working with strong female characters and defines her style as feminine, modern, cosmopolitan, slightly sexy, and cheerful. Daily life is her greatest source of inspiration to express moments of happiness and anti-stress.

MY PERSONAL POINT OF VIEW

This drawing by Marguerite Sauvage really impressed me as it shows a very relaxed woman around some iguanas. At first glance, we can see that the animals are submissive and helpful, favouring this lady's state of peace and happiness.  Curiously, the author is defined by wanting to reflect in her works relaxing moments and strong-willed women. In addition, we find a mixture of European elements with contemporary Japanese culture, as we are looking at a kind of Japanese illustration where the main character has European, even American, features. On the other hand, when I saw iguanas drawn, I thought they were there for a reason. When I learnt that this species represents balance and relaxation, I found complete sense in the drawing, as these animals are there to reinforce the quiet atmosphere that the illustrator wants to express. In conclusion, I really found this artist fascinating.

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Laura Fernández 2ºD IES Punta del Verde 

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Laura Fernández 2ºD IES Punta del Verde 

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Gloria Fuertes García was a Spanish poet who belonged to the Generation of the 1950s. His poetic work was reinforced in Spain from the 1970s onwards by his contributions to children's and youth programmes on Spanish television, such as Un globo, dos globos, tres globos and La cometa blanca. In his poetry he defended women, pacifism and the environment. In 2017, on the occasion of the celebration of the centenary of his birth, his role in the Spanish poetry of the century was vindicated.

In my point of view:
this work help me to understand a lot of things of the life and help me to meet a woman with a privileged mind and a good heart.

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Angellina Murillo Castellanos 1º BACH "A" IES Triana

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Angellina Murillo Castellanos 1º BACH "A" IES Triana

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Charlotte Perriand was born in París, 24 October 1903 - 27 de octubre de 1999, she was a great architect and designer who promoted modern architecture. In her life she studied at a furniture school in Paris that did not suit her tastes and, while she was stuck in the creation of new works, she became interested in the different machines she saw on the streets of Paris for inspiration. Later she created the work of the "Bar under the roof" for which she became best known. Years later, her most outstanding work was "The House Roche-Jeanneret de le Corbusier". Although her name was not put on the work, it is known that a large part of the work was her idea.

My personal point of view:

This work helped me meet a great female architect from the 1990s who probably had a lot of her attribution taken away in Roche-Jeanneret's work because she was a woman, since at that time the architectural profession was dominated by males.

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Artist:Yayoi Kusama is a Japanese artist who was born on March 22, 1929. Throughout her career, she has worked in a wide range of media including: painting, sculpture, performance art, and installations. Is a forerunner of the pop art, minimalism and feminist art movements and influenced her contemporaries, Andy Warhol and Claes Oldenburg.
Personal point of view:To me the work seems very curious and colorful, it reminds me of cartoons so full of color. I really like that it has so much color and is not a dull work of art.You can also see the effort and work to make each point of the mushrooms, the lines, etc.

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The Portrait of Philip II, by Sofonisba Anguissola (1565).

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Jose Castaño Bordallo - 1ºA AFI - IES Punta del Verde

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Jose Castaño Bordallo - 1ºA AFI - IES Punta del Verde

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Sofonisba Anguissola (Italian painter, the most famous of the Renaissance in Italy and Spain) was born on February 2, 1532 in Cremona, Italy. She was the eldest of the seven children of Bianca Ponzone and Amilcare Anguissola, belonging to the Genoese nobility.

In his training period in Bernardino Campi's workshop, between 1546 and 1549, he acquired the foundations of his meticulous and neat style. But she soon surpassed her teacher in fame and went to Madrid, where in 1559 Felipe II was waiting for her to commission numerous portraits of the royal family.

She remained single until 1571, when the king strove to find her a husband. Thus she married Fabrizio de Moncada, brother of the viceroy of Sicily, where she moved. After the death of her first husband, she remarried the Genoese nobleman Orazio Lomellino, residing between Genoa and Palermo.

In 1580 he returned to Italy, where he continued his work, especially portraits and genre scenes such as the Portrait of a Nun, his Self-portrait or The Chess Game, until, when he was older, blindness prevented him from continuing to practice painting.

Sofonisba Anguissola passed away on November 16, 1625, in Palermo, Italy. She was buried in San Giorgio dei Genovesi.

Sofonisba was one of the first female painters in Europe (creating throughout his life 22 works of art), she also had literary and musical talent, and maintained a close correspondence with the most famous artists of her time.

My personal point of view: El Retrato de Felipe II, por Sofonisba Anguissola (1565).

The Portrait of Philip II, by Sofonisba Anguissola, was painted by this Italian painter in 1565, during her stay in Spain between 1559 and 1571. Long attributed to Alonso Sanchez Coello, it is now considered her reliable work.

It is one of the most elaborate images of this painter, evidencing her own nuances such as softness in the modeling, diffuse lighting and subtle and fine brushstrokes that she undoes by means of delicate rubbing.

The painting was painted in 1565 and retouched in 1573 to make it match that of his fourth wife Anne of Austria. Until its restoration in modern times, this painting presented an opaque and dark color, with an almost gloomy background. The removal of darkened varnishes and repaints restored the painting's subtlety and clarity, and facilitated its reattribution to Sofonisba Anguissola.

In my opinion, it seems to me an impressive portrait made, which shows us the face of one of the best kings of Spain.

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El Retrato de Felipe II, por Sofonisba Anguissola (1565)

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Rocco Sandro Cairo IES Punta Del Verde, 1º AFI A

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Rocco Sandro Cairo IES Punta Del Verde, 1º AFI A

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Frida Kahlo

His name, his face, his works are everywhere. Born as Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo Calderón in Coyoacán, in 1907. Frida Kahlo was one of the great Mexican and Latin American painters of the 20th century. Her life was marked by the misfortune of contracting polio and, later, by a serious accident in her youth that kept her bedridden for long periods, undergoing up to 32 surgeries. His work reflects all that biography. He died in 1954 and became a myth.

My personal point of view:

Frida Khalo was an artist of the 20th century who interpreted her dramas in her works, today she is a woman who is used a lot in feminist representations, since she suffered a lot in her marriage. It seems to me a woman who breaks the beauty cannons of the time but represents a free and fighting woman.

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Manuel Rodriguez Martos 2ºD IES Punta del Verde

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Manuel Rodriguez Martos 2ºD IES Punta del Verde

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In 1560 the young woman arrived at the court of Felipe II where she was court painter and lady of Isabel de Valois. Sánchez Coello profoundly influenced the artist's style. This will have attribution problems for some portraits such as that of Felipe II. She married a Spanish nobleman, a descendant of the Viceroy of Sicily; widowed years later. In her maturity she achieved some recognition and is visited by young artists who studied her portraits.

A total of fifty works have been attributed to Sonofisba. His paintings can be seen in galleries in Bergamo, Naples, Siena, Florence, Madrid, Milan and Budapest. His painting of Queen Elizabeth of Valois wearing a sable fur was the most copied portrait in Spain. Among the copyists is Rubens.

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THE ARTIST: Sonia Delaunay (13 November 1885 – 5 December 1979) was a French artist, who spent most of her working life in Paris. She was born in Odessa (then part of Russian Empire), and formally trained in Russian Empire and Germany before moving to France and expanding her practice to include textile, fashion, and set design.

Her work in modern design included the concepts of geometric abstraction, and the integration of furniture, fabrics, wall coverings, and clothing into her art practice.

When she arrived in Paris she enrolled at the Académie de La PaletteinMontparnasse. Unhappy with the mode of teaching, which she thought was too critical, she spent less time at the Académie and more time in galleries around Paris.

MY PERSONAL POINT OF VIEW:

From my point of view, it's a celebration of color, Sonia Delaunay's painting 'Prismes électriques' is focused around two large circles created by arcs or curved forms of primary and secondary colors placed one beside the other. There is a variety of shapes both geometric, such as arcs, rectangles, and oval-like shapes, more abstract and all connected.

This work also exemplifies the way that life influenced Delaunay's art. Apparently she and Robert were walking down the boulevard Saint-Michel when they saw installed electric lamplights. Both artists tried to recreate the impressive glow from these new inventions in their artwork.