Category: Artists

Banksy and Scott Wade: The Impromptu Artists Most official art aficionados do not consider graffiti to be a recognized form of art, but they are missing something important and energetic that is occurring among the populations of the world as some graffiti is definitely qualified art. A case in point is the graffiti art of…

Madonna as a Controversial Artist of the 20th Century One of the prominent controversial artworks of the 20th century related to sexual revolution and women empowerment is a song called Like a Virgin performed by Madonna in 1984. The name of the song alone led to the establishment of versatile conversations and arguments in the…

Whether Artists Reject Society, or Are Rejected by Society? To begin with, a person of an artist in all times was the theme of intensive discussions in terms of high points about morality and culture. The artists usually contributed to the societys distinct values of character and traditions. This approach also contemplates that artists differ…

Post World War II Artist Table of Contents Introduction Brief background Achievements Conclusion Introduction Many artists have come a long way on making a name for themselves in the 20th century especially in the wake of the post World War II period. From sculptors to painter, fashion designers to drawing artists, many have come to…

Henry Moore: Study of the Family Through the Prism of the Artists Works Table of Contents Henry Moore Madonna and Child (1943-44, LH 226) Mother and Child (1942-25, LH 26) Family Group (1948-49, LH 269) Works Cited Henry Moore During this study, we have analyzed various artists and their works. There is a significant relationship…

The Birth of Photography: Early Artists and Their Works To begin with, the popularization of photography coincided with a revolution in art as such. An illustrative example can be found in the works of Alexander Rodchenko. He was the true Revolutional artist: in 1925, he renounced easel painting as elitist, as a continuation of bourgeois…

Famous Artists of the 18th Century: Jacques-Louis Davids Life Jacques-Louis David is one of the most famous artists of the 18th century, not only for his art but also for the participation in Frances revolutionary movement. He was born in Paris in 1748, and throughout his life, he was a supporter of neoclassicism, which was…

Miguel Cabrera: The Outstanding Mexican and Spanish Artist Table of Contents Introduction About the Artist About The Virgin of Guadalupe Influences Conclusion Works Cited Introduction One of the most notable individuals in the history of Mexican and Spanish art is Miguel Cabrera. Influenced by the evangelization of new Spanish territories in South and Central America,…

Artist Profession: Relationship to Drawing Table of Contents Michelangelo, The Painter John Taylor and Howling Wolf Ancient and Modern art Works Cited Michelangelo, The Painter It is often assumed that only a person who is very fond of art, in general, is engaged in the work of an artist. Part of this opinion is because…

Artist Role in Twilight: Los Angeles and The Day of The Locust Real-life with its dramatic events was always an object for real art which aimed to reflect the comprehensive tragedy happening now and then in a world around. Were those events of a large scale, such as war, epidemic, famine or were they of…