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This was one of the earthliest paintings in the world as it was discovered in 1940 by the french, demonstrating a key moment in the human drive to make art. this links with people because it was a great descurarie for art.

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This is work from Joshua Smith he is famous for building mini sculptures of buildings with amazing detail. this links to city becuase of the little models of the city

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this work is by banksy, which shows the warning of global warning by saying i dont believe in global warming in red this links to change because of the reason that they made this peace of work

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#Nothing to eat
is a bear who appears to be in a polluted lake with dead fish, this message shows that we need to stop pollution and take action this links to change because of the reason he did the painting

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#eat yourself
is a cow holding a sign saying eat yourself, this empowers change by making a message to meat eaters this links to change because of the reason the artist did this painting.

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this work is from Stephen Wiltshire who was diagnosed with autism but is famous for producing high detailed scenes after glances this links to city because of his drawings what he did of the city

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Along With Speech Therapy, Iris Grace's, Who Has Autism, Parents Introduced Her To Painting, Which Is When They Discovered Her Amazing Talent. this links to people because its a great achievement for little people

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Peter Longstaff Was Born Without Arms As A Result Of His Mother Being Prescribed The Drug Thalidomide During Pregnancy, But Peter Has Never Considered Himself As Being Disabled this links to people because of the achievement people go to to do what they love.

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Born With Cerebral Palsy, Paul Smith Used To Create Amazing Artworks Using Only 1 Finger On A Typewriter this links to city becuase of his drawing of the city and how he is doing his.

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David Curtis is a member of the Royal Society of Marine Artists and the Royal Institute of Oil Painters. He is one of the UK's most successful and best known artists. David won first prize in the Singer and Fried lander/Sunday Times Watercolor Competition in 1992, and has won many other awards for his spectacular art.
I like this photo because of the area its in and how nice and warm feeling it has

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Cotman worked in oils, watercolor, pencil and chalk, and produced many hundreds of etchings. His work can be found in the Castle Museum and Art Gallery in Norwich, where well over 2,000 works are held, Leeds Art Gallery, the Tate Gallery, the British Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, and other regional centres. In the United States, Cottman's work is held by the Yale Center for British Art in New Haven, Connecticut, and in other galleries around the country.
I like this photo because of the ruins and how nice and warm feeling it has

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During his lifetime Horatio McCulloch became the best-known and most successful landscape painter in Scotland. His constant aim was to paint the silence of the Highland wilderness where the wild deer roam with the kind of poetic truthfulness he admired in Wordsworth. The accomplished watercolors and broadly painted oil sketches that he produced throughout his career attracted little notice at the time and have remained comparatively unknown.
I like this photo because of the castle in the background and also the lake theres near it also the nice and warm feeling it has

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Foster was born in North shields, England of a primarily Quaker family, but his family moved south to London in 1830, where his father founded M. B. Foster & sons — a successful beer-bottling company. He was schooled at Hitchin, Hertfordshire and on leaving initially went into his father's business. However, noticing his talent for art, his father secured an apprenticeship with the wood-engraver, Ebeneezer Landells, where he worked on illustrations for Punch magazine and the Illustrated London News.
I like this photo because of the people in it and how nice and warm feeling it has

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/17syqydBmWxLjcmm-0AsZmF-UEEK3VBI-sGQL6WyiWCg/edit#slide=id.g59193926eb_0_27

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I have chosen these photos because of the view and of the place, the place is strandshag bay in keswick which is my favorite place.

The photo i have chosen to do is the first one because of the how much detail there is in the photo, and how much detail can go into it, for example there's lots of detail and a range of color in the water and tress, i also feel like the other photos did not have as much detail as the other.

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i like motets painting because of the patterns he does with his brush strokes and how he does different brush sizes.

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i like Van Gogh because of the direction he  does with his brush as he makes big brush stokes (impasto) which i will try to use for the trees

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this is the book ive used and this guide about the waters

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this is the book ive used and this is a guide to the shading of the lights and shadowing and highlighting