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The Sleep Of Reason

maguszandor — 2016-10-25 18:14:20 UTC

Francesco Goya (1746-1828) was a Spanish painter printmaker and an artist of the Romanticist period. In his "Los Caprichos" collection, the most known etching is "El Sueño de la razón" (The Sleep of Reason). Los Caprichos depicts (very accurately) Goyas' critical point of view for the society he lived in. The print shows a man slowly falling asleep and as he does this, monsters from the dark (the bats in the backround) fly in his direction. There are also owls in the picture, one of them is holding a paintbrush as if to motivate him to wake up and continue working. On the lower left part of the print it says "The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters"; The monsters are depicted as the bats; The owls represent reason; and the sleeping artist represents the waiver, to give up on everything, in this case, to cease to use ones rational thought. It could be criticism to the ignorance that plagued the mass majority of the society he lived in. Ignorance that feeds the corrupt and the insane; that produces monsters.
-Diego Torres. (1004-B)

The starry night

evanybonfanti — 2016-11-01 00:18:13 UTC

The starry night is a painting of Vicent Van Gogh (1853-1890),made in 1889 using the technique oil on canvas and portrays a landscape. The period is post impressionism, this work it is Museum of mordern art. That painting it is just a quiet night in Provence town. This painting is very beautiful, leaves us impressed and admired.
- Evany Bonfanti e Jovana Farias.

The Last Supper

2016-11-01 00:45:52 UTC

1520, by Giovanni Pietro Rizzoli, called Giampietrino (active 1508-1549), after Leonardo da Vinci, oil on canvas, currently in the collection of The Royal Academy of Arts, London; an accurate, full-scale copy that was the main source for the twenty-year restoration of the original (1978-1998). It includes several lost details such as Christ's feet and the salt cellar spilled by Judas.
It is housed in Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan.
The Last Supper specifically portrays the reaction given by each apostle when Jesus said one of them would betray him. All twelve apostles have different reactions to the news, with various degrees of anger and shock.
It make me feel impressed, shocked and curious...
- Karen Lorrainy Gama, Sarah Giró e Letícia Moraes (1008B)

2016-11-01 12:01:09 UTC

The starry Night

2016-11-01 12:07:49 UTC

This painting was made by Vincent Van Gogh in July 1888, it was considered Impressionist and Landscape, Today is in Modern art Museum, it was made during the period of Post-Impressionism. The painting "The storry Night" show a city small at Night that is lit by the stares and mon. For me this painting leave the People impressed and curious beacuse the story of this painting is impressive unlike others Landscape painting, this wasn't Look made, it was a painter memory while he was in asylum

Juliana Macedo
Ana Mercês
Viviane Oliveira
1008-A

The Three Musicians

andressa28rangel — 2016-11-01 22:06:15 UTC

This painting is an abstract painting.
The one who painted this Picture was Pablo Picasso.
This painting was done in 1921 and belongs to the Cubist movement, more precisely to cubismo synthetic.
This work is in the Modern Art Museum in New York.
In this painting there are three musicians; one seems to be playing the flute, the other seems to be playing the guitar and the other seems to be holding scores.
This painting makes me very impressed, it requires further analysis to understand what the image means
__Andressa Rangel, Joyce Ramalho e Dayane Gomes(1008A)

Persistence of Memory

2016-11-02 01:54:07 UTC

The Persistence of Memory (1931) made by Salvador Dali is a surrealistic painting, mixing real with unreal. Nowadays, his painting is housed in Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York. In the foreground, there is a strange closed eye with a melt clock above it. On the left hand-side of the foreground of the painting, there is two melt clocks, one of them on the upside of a dead tree, one on the corner of the elevated surface it is, and another clock full of ants. They seems to be in a higher surface. In the background There are white horizon and blue sky, there is a lake. More deeply there is rock.

Vitória Romão e Thiago Bueno
1008B

Starry Night Over the Rhone

2016-11-02 13:39:53 UTC

The painting was made by Vicent Van Gogh, a post impressionist painter. It was painted in setember 1888. It is housed in the Orsay Museum in Paris. In the foreground there are two people near the Rhone River. They look like they are a couple. The water is a big landscape.There are boats near the people, anchored on the shore. In the background there is a town contouring the river. On the rigth and on the left of the painting, there are a lot of shiny stars. The starlight is reflected in the water of the river. This painting make me feel happy because it was painted in a happier moment in Van Gogh's life. It was before he go to a mental asylum. But make me feel bad, knowing what happened a little over a year later.

Isabela Couto
Joyce Pacheco
Maria Cecília Gosi
Paulo Ricardo

1008B

The Persistence of Memory

gabrielcdias9 — 2016-11-02 13:40:17 UTC

Located at MOMA - Museum of Modern Art in New York, the painting "The Persistence of Memory (1931)" Salvador Dali portrays a landscape where you can see many clocks that are apparently melting in the context out of reality characterizing the movement of Surrealism. On the right-hand side there is a big mountain, more on left, in the background there is a sea. In the foreground there is a clock on top of a strange creature. On the left side there is a melted clock on the branch.

This painting make me feel anguish and sad.

-Daniel de Araujo da Mata
-Gabriel Cardoso Dias
1004-B

Untitled

2016-11-02 17:39:12 UTC

This painting is an abstract paiting, made by artist Paul Jackson Pollock.
The table is called Untitled A Collection Survey, created in 1950.
The movement that the artist used in this context was the Abstract Expressionism. Currently the board is in the Sintra Museum of Modern Art. In the center of the frame we assume that there are souls dancing in a circle, but as it is an abstract art that is in the picture comes from what each person sees. Seeing this picture we feel a happiness, excitement and a bit of shock or surprise.

Natália Werly / Damarys Araujo / Mylena Schuab / Mariana Mattos

1008B

Self portrait with necklace of thorns and hummingbird

2016-11-02 18:14:49 UTC

"Self-portrait with necklace of thorns and hummingbird", as said before, is a self-portrait, the work of Frida Kahlo. Founded in 1940, between Naive Art, also known as Early Modern Art. Currently, the work can be found in the Art Gallery Albright-Knox in New York. The thick eyebrows on display, as well as the subtle fluff indicate the intention to show in its essence; unretouched. Inmates hair highlighting face going in the same direction. The nature also appears to have an important role in Frida. This can be seen by the green in the background and the dragonflies and butterflies on her head. On the other hand, around your neck is a necklace of thorns with blood on display, and a hummingbird hanging dead and can symbolize pain and disappointment. On his shoulders still we see a cat and a monkey, both black, one on each shoulder, which seems to indicate a supposed bad luck or bad omen, probably due to his misadventures in love life. Finally, it should be noted that Frida is dressed in white. White: symbol of peace; purity ... Looking at painting we feel inspired.

Débora Apresentação
Estela Moura
Júlia Armelin
1008B

Woman with folded arms(1902)

2016-11-02 19:56:04 UTC

It’s a portrait paiting by Pablo Picasso.
Picasso's blue period was between 1901 and 1904. The name comes from the color that dominated the color gamut of the paintings began in the suicide of his friend in 1901.

It was auctioned by Christie's in 2000.

In the painting we can see a woman seated with her arms folded and with a sad expression.

This painting makes us sad and distressed.

Caroline Souza, Maria Eduarda Belmont e Vitor Fortunado
1008 A

Obra: Olympia. Amanda Oliveira,Gabriel Toledo e Vinicius Rangel - 1008-B

2016-11-02 20:39:13 UTC

The instrument called Olympia, is a portrait done by Edouard Manet in the year 1863. His work realistic, is today in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris in France, where feature mainly paintings and sculptures of western art from the period between 1848 and 1914. The table presents a French courtesan who sits naked in his bed, while his maid holds a bouquet of flowers that was received by one of the satisfied clients. This work is impressive for its richness in detail and has suffered much criticism on account of how his creator portrayed the female nudity. The model is adorned with a pink orchid in hair, jewelry and footwear which draw attention to their nakedness and their condition of Courtesan. The slipper released is the symbol of the loss of innocence, as well as the orchid is a traditional representation of sexuality, the woman looks outside of the screen so confrontador, with a lack of modesty perceptible and the black maid, fully clothed represents another controversial point of the painting.

The Last Supper

araclara2009 — 2016-11-02 21:24:08 UTC

The last Supper is a verry interesting painting, she was painting in a wall in the shape of fresco with pigments mixed with egg yolk, wet plaster, oil and varnish, also it was used a technique call horizon line, consisting in a horizontal line, drawn at eye level of the painter, so that, the painter object stay, both vertically and horizontally in the center. The painter of this painting it was Leonardo da Vinci, who began painting in 1495 and completed it in 1498, he did not work on the painting continuously, It is housed in a dining hall at the monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, Itally. The painting portrays the reaction given by each apostle when Jesus said one of then would betray him, the twelve aposles have differeent reaction to the news, with various degrees of anger and shock. This painting makes me feel puzzled, because it has certain mysterious aspects, seepchless to see an unsolved mystery to this days and fascinated by the history of painting motivation this beautiful picture.
Group: Geovanna , Wellington Junior, Clara Vilaça e Pamela
Class: 1004-B

The print Sunrise

2016-11-02 22:12:25 UTC

The painting is a landscape, and the artist is Claude Monet, he was born 1840. The work is the 1872 period, it's a movement called Impressionism, and the name of the movement is derived from this work called "Impression Sunrise". And it's work is in marmottan museum is a museum of Paris, with a focused collection in the art of the First French Empire and impressionism, but also works Gothic, Renaissance and post-impressionists. And this painting shows the sunrise in the morning in the port of Le Havre, with a thick fog over the courtyard and boats and chimneys in the background of the composition.I'm impressed with the painting because it is beautiful and shows some details and we can see things that you have around.

-Caroline Pereira
-Maria Eduardo Amaro
-Sândala Rodrigues

1008-b

The

lidia8rosa — 2016-11-02 22:51:24 UTC

Housed in Musel Dolores Olmedo in Xochimilco, Mexico City, Mexico named painting The Broken Column (La columna Route in Spanish) was painted in 1944, shortly after surgery in the spine to correct problems that were caused in a traffic accident when the painter was eighteen years old. In this self-portrait Frida exposes the pain and suffering, unlike his other paintings which are included animals and other people in this painting she depicts his loneliness in a cracked and barren landscape, which demonstrates how the accident broke his body. In the image Frida looks forward firmly, though tears falling on her face. The cloth around the lower part of your body and is grasped in your hands is not a sign of modesty, but rather reflects the Christian iconography of Christ sheet, as well as nails that are piercing on her face and body. The metal corset, which depicts a support polio, instead of a surgical support, may refer to its history of polio. In 1944, Kahlo's doctors had recommended that she wear a steel corset instead of plaster that had previously used.
 Frida Kahlo lived at the time of the Mexican muralist, but many books enquadrariam the works of Frida as a Surrealist, but in fact it was not, and was considered Surrealist because claimed to have a unique style of painting because he painted scenes from his life and his stuff. This painting makes me feel a mix of emotions, but what prevails is the sadness, because it was the worst moment of the life of Frida she portrayed it with all the despair felt at the time of the incident.

Karinne Mahara, Lídia Rosa, Mariana Barrozo and Marianna de Castro - 1008A

The painting "Starry Night". This frame is the type landscape was painting for Vicent Van Gogh in 1889 and is from the period that the artist are not horry in painted the things how it are, they are horry in express their own vires of the places, this is the post-imprecionism moviment Nowadays this frame is housed in Museun of modern Art in the New York city. In the foreground, in the left-hand side there is a tree with leaves swaying because of the win there is in background of frame, in this background there is a sky that have many stars on it, in the right-hand side of this sky there there is a bright horning moon, on the floor there are homes that seems to be that the are going to bed and behing the homes are many mountains, this scereny make ne feel relex, happy and impressed.

kellymoreno360 — 2016-11-02 22:52:03 UTC

1008-B
Kelly Moreno
Aimée Semple
Nicole Fernandez

The kiss

2016-11-02 23:28:24 UTC

The kiss (original = Der Kuss) is a painting in frame autríaco painter Gustav Klimt made in 1908. Executed in oil and gold leaf on canvas.
It is a painting that belongs to the symbolism movement. It represents a new way of thinking outside the time standards. It is currently exposed in the Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, which is a museum located in the Belvedere Palace in Vienna, Austria.
The kiss is an intensely erotic painting, shows the intimacy of a couple, supposedly just a kiss that man gives to his beloved, a romantic scene and "pure", but the world portrayed couple is not ours but a world fantasy and intimacy. That was the symbolism of purpose uses symbols to indicate facts and ideas, as flowers where they are or even the shapes in his robes.
We feel peace to see this beautiful painting, it looks like a romance of a young couple.

Students: Aline Ferreira, Júlia Mendes and Deborah Sa Freire
Class: 1008B

The Starry Night

cvitoriabeatriz — 2016-11-02 23:41:58 UTC

It’s Picture made oil on canvas and is Landscape pain. One of the most important characteristics for me in that worder Picture, these are diferences between the sky turbulent and replete of curves and tranquillity of village. "The night is more lively and colorful than the day", said the painter about this picture.

I fall in love and impressed with the sky in Picture. the Starry Night is one of the most well known images in modern culture as well as being one of the most replicated and sought after prints. The Starry night may be about mortality of place in his memories. The dark spires in the foreground are cypress trees, plants most often associated with cemeteries and also his memories. All in Picture going turn a special significance at each time seeing again. One year ago, Van Gogh created his original Starry Night, sometimes known as Starry Night Over The Rhone. Actually that Picture is located in Amsterdam, Museum of Van gogh. It is the national capital of the Netherlands, and it is also the country's largest city. Also That Picture can be find at museum of modern art in New York (EUA).

-Vitória Beatriz Castilho
1008-A

Mediterranean Landscape

gutgomes — 2016-11-03 00:36:41 UTC

Mediterranean Landscape is the best example of Picasso's landscape skills as well as being one of the best known Cubist paintings from an artist who helped to create this art movement in the 20th century.

This landscape features an impressive selection of colours that help to lift the landscape painting to match the beautiful colours of the scene that he was depicting. Indeed, colour selection was one of the key skills to this highly impressive Spanish artist.

This particular piece was finished in 1952, after Picasso’s cubism style was developed.

Gustavo Gomes
Ana Carla
Gabriel Quintana
Breno Melo
1004-B

Painting of Christ - The Last Supper

2016-11-03 00:43:00 UTC

bedroom in arles ( 1888 - 1889 )

2016-11-03 00:51:16 UTC

This work of 1889,the modern art style and post impressionism Vicent Van Gogh movement portrays the room he rented in a boarding house in the city of Arles in France between 1888 e 1889. Em foreground you see a room with wooden floors and walls and blue doors and left of the frame has a mirror,a window, a table and two wooden chairs and the right has pictures on the wall, a bed and clothes hanging behind the cama.O frame passes tranquility print in your room,this before painting reflects the tension and intense loneliness of Van Gogh.

Ana Maria Ferreira
Luciano Alves Soares
Tassio de Moura
( 1008-B )

2016-11-03 01:01:47 UTC

THE FLOWER CARRIER The Flower Carrier is an oil and tempera piece made on Masonite that was created by Diego Rivera, witch was a painter that makes art that reflects the life of the work class and native people from Mexico, in 1935. The painting is a symbolic portrayal of the struggles of a worker in a modern, capitalistic world. Is on display at the SF MOMA, a cultural center in San Francisco, California. This cultural center is one of the most important of the state, the museum’s current collection includes over 33,000 works of painting, sculpture, photography, architecture, design, and media arts. The paiting has a large basket filled with beautiful and bright pink and purple flowers inside of it. The basket is much larger than the peasant. There's a woman loading the basket onto his back, who is actually much larger than the peasant. She is wearing a purple top with a long orange pleated skirt. Behind them are leaves from bushes and the earth under them is brown. The colors of the two people and the flowers stand out completely from the background. The paint makes me think about how important the workers class are to the world, without hard work, we don't get anywhere, so, we should give them the real value that they deserve.

2016-11-03 01:09:07 UTC

- Brenda Barros, Vitoria Fernanda.
1008-B

The Last Supper

2016-11-03 01:16:09 UTC

The Last Supper by Leonardo Da Vinci it is a portrait, that depicts the moment that Christ shows his betrayer according to the Bible passage John 13:2. Representing yourself a passage so intense Bible, Da Vinci depicts the face of Christ expressing calm and serenity, but gives the movement representing the scene other apostles in an uproar In questioning Jesus about what he had just affirm. This painting was part of great hum cultural movement in the Renaissance. The Last Supper is in Santa Maria delle grazie what is a church and Dominican convent in Milan, northern Italy, included in the List of World Heritages By UNESCO. This makes painting stay impressed with each detail, no detail Showing the abuzz apostles, one designed was the work symmetrically perfect. The face of Christ occupies the center of the wall and the center of the long table. Your right eye and the vanishing point perspective where all converge as lines. Beside Jesus at the table are the 12 apostles, six on each side in groups of three connected by gestures and movements, increasing the symmetry of the scene, along with the arrangement of doors and windows to the Fund.
Class: 1004-B
Students: Beatriz Bastos, Loysi Cardoso and Michael Nascimento

2016-11-05 19:06:58 UTC

I choose the Woman III. This is a painting by abstract expressionista painter Willem de Kooning . This painting was produced along with others of the same series between 1951 and 1953. From late 1970d yo 1994 this painting was housed in Tehrân Museum of Comtempory Art. After the revolution in 1979 this painting could not be shown because of strict rules set by the governmant about the visual arts and what they depict. This painting made me curious and I really like it
Students : HIAGO NASCIMENTO , SUELLEN PRESSOTI AND THALLES BARBOZA
Class: 1008 A

Dora Maar au Chat

2016-11-05 20:03:15 UTC

The Dora Maar au Chat is one of the most famous works of the Spanish Pablo Picasso. This good copy cubist portrays the most famous lover and great inspirational artist muse, Dora Maar. O bright picture was painted in 1941, at the beginning of World War II in France. The work was displayed at the Chicago Art Institute in 1947 and 1968 and was auctioned in May 2006, in the famous Sotheby's auction house, the incredible value of 95.2 million dollars, becoming one of the most expensive works of the world and the second most expensive sold in an auction. This painting made me impressed by it portrays the human feeling of happiness in a world of suffering.

Students:
-Rafaela Duarte
-Douglas Back
Class:1008 A

Girl before a mirror (1932)

2016-11-06 17:01:02 UTC

"Girl before a mirror" is an abstract painting of the famous artist Pablo Picasso, its was painted during Picasso's cubism period. The Cubist art movement began in Paris around 1907. Led by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, the Cubists broke from centuries of tradition in their painting by rejecting the single viewpoint, the movement was conceived as ‘a new way of representing the world’. Despite being part of cubism period, Picasso was part of a movement that would become known as Modernism.
"Girl before a mirror" is housed in The Museum of Modern Art in NYC. MoMA has been important in developing and collecting modernist art, and is often identified as one of the largest and most influential museums of modern art in the world. The painting shows the image of a woman confronting her mortality in a mirror, which reflects her as a death's head, and shows the mirror reflecting her future or her "inside", on the mirror the image of the girl is kind darkened, her eyes are round and hollow, and her intensely feminine body is twisted and contorted.
So our group chose that painting because we think its idea is kind of gothic and it made us feel thoughtful about our lives and about the reflection of our souls

Cristal Carvalho, Beatriz Pinheiro and Carolina Cabral
1008A

2016-11-06 20:24:02 UTC

Author: Cândido Portinari
Exposed: MASP, São Paulo, Brazil
Movement: Modernism

In the "The Retirantes" produced in 1944 by Candido Portinari, they are represented by people with expressions that convey feelings of hunger and misery, trying to escape the problems caused by drought and malnutrition.

Portinari, exposed on your screen a social reality that most seem to not want to see, with a clear intention of social denunciation, poverty issues, ignorance, and the force of nature on a completely unprotected man.
This painting makes us sad and shaken.

Students:
- Luma de Aquino
-Mirian Caetano
-Marianna Sandes

Class: 1008 A

The Starry Night

phamellaagomes — 2016-11-07 23:05:33 UTC

This painting is a landscape painted by Van Gogh in the period of Modern Art and it is being exposed at the Modern's Art Museum (NY). In the painting we can see houses, stars and the moon. Looking for it I feel impressed with the beauty and Van Gogh's talent.

Students: Phamella Araújo, Keylla Silva
Class: 1008 - A