April 24, 2010 by asbas33. April 23, 2010 by asbas33. Created in 1597 during the Ming Dynasty. April 16, 2010 by asbas33.

Lisa Mona, Wifredo Lam, 1950.

1991, Oil on canvas. Is a humourous piece of art put together by a great artist. 1938-1939, Hospicio Cabanas, Guadalajara. And that makes it intriguing for the viewers.

Aluminum plates and copper wire. This piece of work,. Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River. Wang Hui was a Chinese landscape painter. Painting ran in his family from his great grandfathers, grandfather, father and uncles. Hui was taught by Zhang Ke and Wang Shiming.

Is this not a gorgeous, entirely arresting, awe-inspiringly beautiful peice? Thinking about pieces for this blog assignment, I was drawn to either taking a native basket or a blanket as an aesthetic art piece to look at. This will probably not surprise anyone who has seen the fiber-heavy leaning of my blog posts so far in this course! It took approximately one year for a skilled weaver to create a single blanket. Because some westerners who had never seen a.

For the second part of this blog, I chose the exploration link for Cuba. Wilfredo Lam was a Cuban artist whose art portrayed the Afro-Cuban spirit and culture. He had a unique style that used hybrid figures. He was mainly a painter, but also did artwork in sculpting, ceramics, and printmaking. The piece of artwork by Wilfredo Lam that I chose is titled. And was created in 1940.

April 28, 2010 in Uncategorized. Close-up of face- note the ears, third eye and the bump on his head. It inspires peace in my mind, when I view it I want to take a moment to stop and just.

Odori Keiyō Edo-e no sakae,. Was created by Utagawa Kunisada, also known as Toyokuni Utagawa lll. It was created in July of 1858. Kunisada was the most popular successful designer of ukiyo-e woodblock prints in the 19. Century, Kabuki was founded in the 17.

Karesansui Gardens are made from gravel, stones, and sands, symbolizing, the ocean, river, sea or lake. In a Karesansui Garden, there is no water present. The molds and plants symbolize land and mountains. Karesansui Gardens are also known as Zen Gardens because it was greatly influenced by the Zen Buddhism.

Non-Western- Art From The Ming Dynasty. Two Hawks in a Thicket. And was painted by Cantonese artist, Lin Liang. A specific date is not given, but it was painted during the 15th century. The painting is on a hanging scroll made of silk, in which Liang used soft colors and ink. He took a risk by painting the very well-known mural,. Man at the Crossroads,.