Revision: Realism by Meg Wonowidjoyo https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi Open Book Test en-us 2017-06-19 04:13:37 UTC 2024-07-30 17:23:45 UTC hello@padlet.com Open Book Test megan_wono https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/176807540 From the paintings given
1) Name the Artwork and the Artist.
2) Describe the Subject matter.
3) Describe the use of materials and/or techniques .
4) Describe the artist's personal experiences and/or social concerns in the work.
5) Name the significance of the artwork in its art movement. 
]]> 2017-06-19 04:14:13 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/176807540 megan_wono https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/176807618 2017-06-19 04:15:19 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/176807618 Kumaravarman 1171101014 https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178293927 1.The Stone Breaker by Gustave Courbet
2.The Young man and the Old man breaking rocks.
3.The colours are monotonous and reflect the languishing tone of the painting.This makes the painting or the colour does not give off a vibe of happiness but more of a feeling of pity.Most of the colours are grays,whites and browns.
4.This painting represented workers,as he had seen them,in monumental form.
The social concerns of this art is about republicanism showed through in his work.He potrayed ordinary people and places,leaving out the glamour.
5.Realism.Most of his refusal to focus on the parts of the image that usually receive the most attention.Things like a composition that selects organizes,aerial perspective and as results,it feels more "real".


]]> 2017-07-08 04:48:39 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178293927 Ruban 1171101096 https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178295768 1.the stonebreakers by Jean-Désiré-Gustave Courbet
2.two labors breaking/removing stones from a road that is being built
3.Oil on Canvas.Atmosphere of this art looks dull
4.the artist's concern for the plight of the poor is evident.As shown in the paintings they were given small equipment to break down roads.he wanted to depart from the idealized depiction of these poor farm workers and peasants who in the past had always been depicted smiling happily as they got on with the most arduous and often dangerous jobs.
5.artwork name is Realism where he did paintings based on true events that happen and paintings that he observed .Gustave Courbet was the one who led the Realism art movement in the 19th century.Gustave wanted his  paintings to be a direct reflection on modern life]]> 2017-07-08 06:47:59 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178295768 Ekhael Istafa 1171101164 https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178295771 1. The Stone Breaker by Gustave Courbet
2. Two workers breaking and removing stones from a road that is being built (such work is reserved as punishment)
3.coarse paints and used bitumen instead of traditional black paint. This created a dark, rough and intense canvas that was the opposite of smooth paintings preferred by the Salon
4. Courbet is portraying the realities of contemporary life and the reality of social inequality within France.
5.  Courbet presented both a Realist snapshot of everyday life and a symbol of the nature of poverty.]]> 2017-07-08 06:48:13 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178295771 Raj 1171101705 https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178300884 1.The "Stonebreakers" by Gustave Courbet.
2.As the title suggests,stonebreakers were people who broke stones in order to create gravel for roads.
3.An oil painting which is done on canvas.
4.The painting depicts the hardships endured by the peasants or"lower working class" of the mid 19th century France.Courbet has used sombre colours to instill the unhappy emotions of the characters into the eye of the viewer.The portrayal of the characters in terms of costumes too define the hardships as the clothes are ripped and tattered.
5.The painting seems to be one great example of the "realism" movement that dominated French art in the mid 19th century.Instead of portraying the strength of the two men in the painting to endure back-breaking work such as stonebreaking,Courbet insists on portraying their posture instead of their faces as though he had used a mask to hide the feelings of the characters in the painting.Also,the dark shadow cast behind them carries a hidden message that these people of the "lower working class" that are living a very dark,arduous and unhappy life.]]> 2017-07-08 11:41:06 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178300884 Husna 1171101723 https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178304461 1. "The Stone Breakers" by Gustave Courbet
2. An old man and a young boy were breaking the stones using hammers
3. Oil and canvas. The artist used the combination of dark colour and bright colour to show the unhappy situation
4. Gustave Courbet wanted to potray heavy job such as in the painting had no limit to all ages either old ages or young ages. That shows the government in that particular time has no concern with the slaves.
5. Social realism. The painting potrays the reality in social life that happened during that era.]]> 2017-07-08 14:36:20 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178304461 Luqman 1171101803 https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178320068 1. The stone breakers by Gustave Courbet
2. Two male young and old doing hard labour
3. Oil on canvas / The artist uses dark colous to show the tiredness of the old man and the young boy doing pointless backbreaking labour
4. Courbet felt that it wasn't fair that the poor have to do hard labour while there were more morden and easier tools to use like powerful jackhammers and bulldozers
5. This painting shows realism and reality that there is injustice in the frence country. That being poor should stay poor and the rich should stay rich.

]]> 2017-07-09 05:41:53 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178320068 Siew Keat 1171100393 https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178321198 1. The Stone Breakers by Gustave Courbet in 1849
2.  Two men. One old and one young breaking rocks for a living. The rocks are used to make roads. The younger one is described as really young and the other really old and shows how age didnt matter at that time as people slaved to make ends meet.
3. Oil on canvas. The painting has a darker motif and is showcased by the artist by using muted and dull colours such as black. The artist also painted the men with ripped and worn clothing to show the poverty that the men are facing. Widely criticised and hated by the "perfectionist" Salon who prefered a "flawless" painting.
4. This painting is actually based on a true story. Courbet was walking home when he saw the men working by the side of the road. Courbet then used them as subjects in his painting. Courbet sought to portray the realness of the situation in his painting.
5. Social Realism. Men started seeking answers and wanted realness in paintings and art. Twas a new era of art was started. Everything was real, everything was viewed in a new light and the standards for "perfect" was ignored. Artists became raw with their paintings.

]]> 2017-07-09 06:57:59 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178321198 ASHWEENA 1171101863 https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178327310 1) The Stone Breakers by Gustave Courbet in 1849
2) A young man and an old man breaking and  removing the stone from a road that is being built.
3) Oil on canvas 
4) Courbet portrayed the abusive treatment towards the poor
5) Realism. The painting portrays the hardships they endured during that era where the wealthy class put the oppression under the poor.]]> 2017-07-09 11:58:56 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178327310 Salina 1171100556 nurinyayoi https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178331943 1. ''The Stone Breakers'' (in French called Les Casseurs de pierres) painted by a French painter; Gustave Courbet in year 1849.
2. Two men labors were choosen as the subject matter, one is young and the other is quite older, both them endeavorly breaking and removing stones from a being-built road. neither of them forwardly faced in the painting.
3. Technically, he used oil paintings on a piece of normal canvas. He warily balances the bright and dark colours to tone equally and form a glorious piece of art and obtained some powerful messages. Also, rather than the two subjects, he painted the background (in this case i prefer the soils and the stones) climatically to strongly illustrate the scabby and pathetic life of most middle-class people at that time.
4. Courbet depicted the unfortunate truth about how poor people survived through their days, years and maybe most of their lifetime been treated like they deserved to be such harshness labor.
5. By this painting, he produced a realism artwork. True, it happened to be a controversial painting because the wealthy class folks felt offensive with the stated objective, they even destroyed the masterpiece. But then, recreated and still to be used as a historical piece by many generations. ]]> 2017-07-09 14:36:02 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178331943 (Lyla)UngHeiLing-1171100401 leilaung_123 https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178336477 1) The 'STONEBREAKER' by Gustave Courbet which is a French painter.

2) The subject matter is both of the labors .One of the labors is an old man while the  another is a young man. They break and remove the stone from a road that's being build.

3) Oil on Canvas. The dull background is used to reflect the poverty of the labors during the World War ll. If you noticed the upper right corner where a tiny patch is bright blue sky appear, actually it is to isolate these laborers are physically and economically trapped.

4) The artist try to depict the reality of the social in French. He concern for the dilemma of poor is obvious.

5) The significant of artwork is to show that there is unfairness in the mid-century French rural life. The art movement potrays the reality of social life in French.]]> 2017-07-09 17:25:11 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178336477 Aina Marlisa https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178352205
  • The Stone Breakers by Gustave Courbet (1849-50)

    •  2. The subject matter is two men, old and young, breaking rocks used to pave roads. The artist is trying to potray the hardwork of the poor during that time where they had to do burdensome and herculean jobs to feed themselves as well as their families. The pay wasn't much so even the elder and the young have to work side by side to increase the family's income as much they possibly could.

    3.  Rough brushwork - "his refusal on focusing on parts of the image that would usually receive most attention,"

    4. From my research, his family consists of farmers, and also anti-monarchy. 

    Wikipedia: " He courted controversy by addressing social issues in his work, and by painting subjects that were considered vulgar, such as the rural bourgeoisie, peasants, and working conditions of the poor"

    Despite his achievements and ambitions, he reminded people he was just an uneducated, unschooled peasant boy. His perseverance in depicting his life into his art also gave people the impression of him being vain and narcissistic.

    5. It is significant for painters during that time to capture real life situations because it should  remind the public about the hardships of peasants, the poor and the downtrod because they sacrifice their energy and life just for paved roads when they don't even have the luxury of driving on them. 

    ]]>     2017-07-10 01:38:13 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178352205     Kai 1171102065 https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178353229 1.Gustave Courbet; The Stone Breaker

    2.Father and his son are working as a labor. They are clearing it to build a new road.

    3.Using dark and warm color in the same time.(Oil and Canvas)

    4.The person on the left is the son of the person on the right. Clothing  that have hole and also dirty. This shows the poverty of the people, that need to work hard in job starting from young age. People in his age should be studying and should not be worry about his next meal.

    5.This is Realism painting, people that are painted based on real event, which is most event are painted based on poor to show the message of injustice.]]>     2017-07-10 01:58:47 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178353229     Zulaikha https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178361474 1. The Stone Breakers by Gustave Courbet (1850)
    2. Depicting two peasants of a young and old man breaking rocks.
    3. Oil on canvas/ brushwork is rough to suggest the way he paints is a part of a conscious rejection of the highly polished Neo-classicism style that still dominates French art in 1848.
    Hill reaches on top of canvas everywhere but a small of bright blue sky is shown to depict the isolation of these labourers and suggests that they are physically and economically trapped.
    4. It's not meant to be heroic instead to show accurate account of the abuse and deprivation that was common feature of mid-century French rural life.
    5. Realism; to show the real life and capture the dark side of what's happening at that time and not just a flamboyant display.


    ]]>     2017-07-10 04:28:19 UTC https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178361474     Firdaus shah [1171102023] https://padlet.com/megan_wono/kfy1kjdowbfi/wish/178363870 1) This artwork named "The Stone Breakers". It was made by Jean Désiré Gustave Courbet or better known as Gustave Courbet in the year 1850
    2) Two workers are doing their works by breaking stones into smaller pieces.
    3) It was made with oil on canvas.
    4) Gustave Courbet is potraying how was the life of the slaves and the reality of social inequalities in frabc
    5) This drawing is based on real event and not fictional. The art movement is realism which is to represent subject matter truthfully, without artificiality and avoiding artistic conventions, implausible, exotic and supernatural elements.

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