The Portuguese - Braque 2011 by Jodi-Ann Tautari https://padlet.com/tautarij/klbzilbrowek What has happened stylistically within this artwork, to move it closer toward abstraction? en-us 2017-04-09 23:19:55 UTC 2026-02-02 05:59:32 UTC hello@padlet.com Aaria, Maddy, Maddie, Riria, Journey https://padlet.com/tautarij/klbzilbrowek/wish/165583612 Colour: Braque's colour pallatte consitists of dark tones or yellow and green 

Form: Braque uses fragmented form, by breaking objects
]]> 2017-04-09 23:57:58 UTC https://padlet.com/tautarij/klbzilbrowek/wish/165583612 Roshae, Arieta, Michaela, Sam, Stella https://padlet.com/tautarij/klbzilbrowek/wish/165584287 Form: The disfiguration of form moves this painting closer towards abstraction.

Line : The lines scaffold the subject matter together, to create conceptual structures for a flattened paintings.]]> 2017-04-10 00:09:25 UTC https://padlet.com/tautarij/klbzilbrowek/wish/165584287 Annabelle https://padlet.com/tautarij/klbzilbrowek/wish/165584832 Colour: Braque has simplified his colour palette to mainly monochromatic tones, which helps move the artwork closer to abstraction, as the lack of different colours makes it more difficult to differentiate between the different forms in the work. This is a typical of Cubism works.

Light: Braque has used different shades of dark and light, with the top half of the painting tending to be a lot lighter than the bottom half. Shadows can be seen within the work, especially in the lower section, which suggests the presence of 3 dimensional form.

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