Portraits - Look At Human Behavior Art II & III

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Portraits - Look At Human Behavior Art II & III Ms. Stanberry

The Dance at the Moulin Delagalette by Auguste Renoir, 1876 (131 x 175 cm)

Monet in His Studio Boat by Edouard Manet (1874)

La toilette, Picasso(1906)

Jacob Lawrence, Seamstress

Think about the things you do every day. They say we spend 95% of our lives in uneventful moments, but we only document the most eventful parts of our lives. Such as: Birthdays Graduations Weddings As artists we have the opportunity to make these ordinary moments extraordinary. Think about the things you do every day.

Write a timeline of what you do throughout the day. Example. 6:00 am Take A Shower 6:15 am Brush My Teeth 6:17 am Blow Dry My Hair Ect.

Objective: Pick a task from your timeline that can be visually interesting. Think about composition and what you are trying to get across to the viewer. Use a person in your group to model the action. Make a sketch to prepare for your final piece.

What is the figure doing?

Review

“A Study of Perception” Reflective Identity Ms. Stanberry

Objective Create a self-portrait and incorporate the idea of reflective identity. Because I am asking you to create a self-portrait, what might reflective identity mean?

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Artemisia Gentileschi Self-Portrait as the Allegory of Painting (~1630) “Her posturing in the piece, with her raised chin, and the dynamics of showing herself deeply focused on the act of painting convey a sense of pride- and in addition to that, underscore the idea that she is an artist at work.” http://employees.oneonta.edu/farberas/arth/arth200/artist/cons_fem_art_id.htm

Does this portrait portray the way others see her or the way she sees herself?

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