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'Self Portrait - as Diana of Erskinville' Archibald 199

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'Don Walker' Archibald 2013 190 x 190 cm

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'Jo' Archibald 2013
180 x 298 cm

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'Homage to John Reichard' Archibald 1994

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'David Gulpilil, two worlds' Archibald 2004

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'Peter' Archibald 2007

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'Jana Wendt' Archibald 2004

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'David Gulpilil, two worlds' Archibald 2004

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'Chandler Coventry' Archibald 1983

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By Jacob Camilleri, Zain Chaudry, Brendan Pospischil and Joshua Javier 

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By Jacob Camilleri, Zain Chaudry, Brendan Pospischil and Joshua Javier 

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

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

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The artist chooses the colour and theme. The theme can have a deep effect on the portrait and even the way the sitter is positioned. If the sitter's eyes are look forwards and not directly at the portrait it shows maybe that the person is optimistic. If they are looking directly at the portrait it may mean they are more serious or more important. Lots of minor things can have a huge impact on a portrait and the meaning behind it.

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

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

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Even though the Artist may not like or agree with their subject they can still create a successful portrait of them. The Artist might include slightly darker shades of color or minor changes that reflects the person's character.

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The term sitter means the person who is posing or sitting to have their portrait done

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Where do we find portraits today, besides art galleries?

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Where do we find portraits today, besides art galleries?

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We can find portraits on the street, in peoples homes and on the internet. Portraits aren't necessarily famous pieces of art.

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'You are what is most beautiful about me, a self portrait with Kell and Arella' Archibald 2008

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Artists create portraits because of the entertainment and inspiration portraits give to people.

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A Self-Portrait is an artist's representation or drawing of themselves

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Displays personality and mood

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Self Portraits

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Representation of a person

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Portraits can be done using any medium

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The face and expression of the person is  predominant

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Mainly the head and shoulders

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A portrait is an artistic way to represent someone

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Photograph, Painting, Drawings, Sculpture etc.

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Engraving of a person

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Shows a person