Art travel_ITA+Eng_my students + I by Erika Eccher

appunti Barocco (ita)

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How to paint like Monet!

erikaeccher — 2021-12-15 11:57:52 UTC

very nice and easy activity to create a lilies watercolour!

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What is Baroque

erikaeccher — 2022-06-25 15:49:57 UTC

take a look at this activity!
listent carefully to the video and fill the gaps with the correct words

erikaeccher — 2022-10-10 09:15:44 UTC

Very short exercise and some images for your artwork

Abbey among Oak Trees

erikaeccher — 2022-10-26 10:11:16 UTC

Friedrich, Abbey among Oak Trees

erikaeccher — 2022-10-26 11:32:38 UTC

Fascinating video by Khan Academy

Friedrich, The Sea of Ice, 1823

erikaeccher — 2022-10-26 11:36:14 UTC

Friedrich, Monk by the Sea, 1810

erikaeccher — 2022-10-26 11:52:31 UTC

This is absolutely one of my favourite artwork painted by Friedrich. A monk standing on the shore looking out to sea. The dark blue sea is flecked with white suggesting the threat of a storm. Something is appening, but what? Is the monk alone or is waiting for somone else? What part of the day is? The atmosphere is suspending, gray, scary. Tell me how do you feel about this painting...

When Baroque comes into my class colours explode!

erikaeccher — 2022-11-07 09:34:42 UTC

Red, red, red

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A Kiss to Remember

erikaeccher — 2022-11-07 09:55:27 UTC

I have asked to my students to make a new version of this famous artwork painted by Hayez in 1859.
They did, as usual, a great work, using a different tequinques and styles.

The Kiss is a politically charged work: he represents a crucial union of Italy and France. Due to the geometric and perspective scheme set on a series of diagonals, the observer's attention is brought onto the couple. Hayez wanted the action of the kissing to be at the center of the composition.

The male figure wearing green and red, representing the colors of the Italian flag together with the white drape on the steps, while the female figure’s blue and white garments, held up against the red of the man’s tights, symbolizes the colors of the French flag. Another reading would be a depiction of a young Italian solder going off to fight for Italy against the Austro-Hungarian Empire and kissing his love goodbye. The imminent farewell between the lovers is suggested by the man’s foot temporarily resting on the step, representing both the necessity that he must leave whilst showing the danger of being a patriot. The man also has a dagger hidden in the mantle, signifying the imminent rebellion against the Habsburg invader.

I don't know why but The Kiss remind me this song. Listen and feel.

erikaeccher — 2022-11-07 10:05:04 UTC

The Kiss (near a farm?)

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The Kiss (broken mirror)

erikaeccher — 2022-11-07 10:32:45 UTC

Detail (sooo sweet)

erikaeccher — 2022-11-07 15:23:51 UTC

Sleeping 🐶

The Kiss in Tokyo

erikaeccher — 2022-11-07 15:31:41 UTC

So cute!

erikaeccher — 2022-11-07 15:35:39 UTC

Eissmeer

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Art + Friedrich's quotes... Pure poetry 💙

Sezessionstil 🌘🌔🌟

erikaeccher — 2022-11-11 14:21:40 UTC

Thanks guys!
When l asked to realise a personal interpretation of Klimt, Horta, Mucha, McIntosh design and patterns l couldn't imagine this amazing results. They grow up more than ever. Sooo proud of them 😀

Take a look to this video

erikaeccher — 2022-11-16 12:08:48 UTC

Postcards from Paris

erikaeccher — 2022-11-26 11:17:35 UTC

“How do you see this tree? Is it green?...Don't be afraid to paint it as green as possible.”― Paul Gauguin

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Beauty is the promise of happiness! - Henri Rousseau (known as Le Douanier)

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“The pain passes, but the beauty remains.” - Pierre Auguste Renoir

erikaeccher — 2023-01-27 11:11:30 UTC

🦁

erikaeccher — 2023-03-10 15:50:17 UTC

Absolutely amazing. Colours, composition, shadowing!

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"Psycho" di Alfred Hitchcock: Un Capolavoro del Cinema

Descrizione del Film
"Psycho" è un film horror-thriller diretto da Alfred Hitchcock, uscito nel 1960. È noto per la sua trama avvincente e i colpi di scena inaspettati. La storia si concentra su Marion Crane, una donna che, dopo aver rubato una grande somma di denaro, si rifugia in un motel isolato gestito da Norman Bates, un uomo misterioso con un passato inquietante.

Temi Principali

Identità e Follia: Il film esplora il tema dell'identità e della follia, mettendo in discussione cosa sia reale e cosa non lo sia.
Isolamento: La location del motel e l'atmosfera claustrofobica contribuiscono al senso di isolamento e vulnerabilità dei personaggi.
Dualità della natura umana: "Psycho" affronta la dualità dell'animo umano, mostrando come una persona possa avere due facce.

Impatto Culturale
"Psycho" ha avuto un enorme impatto sulla cultura popolare, influenzando il genere horror e il cinema in generale. La famosa scena della doccia è diventata iconica e continua a essere citata e parodiata in molti altri film e opere.

Conclusione
"Psycho" è un film che affronta tematiche complesse e affascinanti, rendendolo un'opera da considerare per un'analisi approfondita. La sua capacità di suscitare paura e tensione, insieme a una trama ben costruita, lo rendono un classico senza tempo.

erikaeccher — 2025-10-15 06:39:14 UTC

en plain air

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