The art of painting annotated bibliography

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His father who was also a painter had taken him to see the paintings. Ben Shattuck argues that given two paintings, they may look almost similar in terms of composition, or in terms of landscape, but there is always one painting that is better and more appealing. There is a difference between a bad and good portrait, and this is an easy distinction, but the difficulty in defining. He explains that paintings are about two major aspects. First, is the existence of content in painting? This can be called the plot. S. Patent No. Washington, DC: U. S. Patent and Trademark Office. Helen Johnson Born 1979 Lives and works in Melbourne. Jennifer Johnson uses the 8 painters to argue about the art of painting.

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According to Ellen Altfest, a mark that is painted is one thing by itself and also what it describes. The person viewing the paint is always keen on what the paint is made of. The mark’s speed, either fast or slow, and time is taken for the work to gain meaning. According to Mark Sadler, painting gives him a feeling of the world he has lived. This includes encounters and experiences. According to Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, painting makes her feel like doing something difficult. She feels other things being easy but she feels like doing painting over and over again to perfection that is difficult to attain. According to Rose Wylie, she paints because it’s exciting.  U. S. Patent No.

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