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- - - - A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte
        
        Composition:
        
        families enjoy their day on the island, children having fun, parents relaxing.
        people rowing boats in the background
        
        meaning
      - Color scheme
        
        Seurat used a primary color pallet, mostly yellows and reds. He also used blues and green from a secondary pallet.
      - he was a French painter (2 December 1859 – 29 March 1891)
  - - - he was a Dutch painter (30 March 1853 – 29 July 1890)
    - - A Japanese person wearing traditional clothing, the background shows bamboos, birds, and a small lake.
    - - Van Gogh used vibrant, contrasting colors, and a simple pallet.
    - - i believe it was to exress japanese culture
  - - - he was a French painter (7 June 1848 – 8 May 1903)
    - - in the forgrounf, theres a nun praying, and more nuns watching someone fight with what could be a devil or angel
    - - the pallet uses different shades of dark reds, and black, all dark colors to represent emotion.
    - - the painting shows a blend of religious and emotional images.
  - - - composition
        
        the painting features a large forest with a lion in the foreground eating another animal. surrounded by tall flowers, trees and bananas.
        
        color scheme
        
        the painting includes many shades of green, some yellow and blue. he uses a basic cool color pallet
      - The repast of the lion
        
        meaning
        
        i believe the painting conveys power, because the lion is showing how he's the king of the jungle by eating an animal whole.
      - he was a French painter (21 May 1844 – 2 September 1910)
  - - - composition
        
        the images shows a vase with twelve sunflowers, some dead, some dying, some alive, and some growing
        
        color scheme
        
        he used a warm color pallet with oranges and yellows, and the background with a greeny-blue.
        
        meaning
        
        i believe this painting represents the cycle of life because.
- - - - color scheme
        
        Marc used a vibrant pallet with a primary color scheme mainly using reds, blues, and yellows in the background.
      - The Large Blue Horses
        
        composition
        
        there are three large blue horses in a colorful field. they seem to be eating a tall white branch and grass in the foreground.
      - he was a German painter (8 February 1880 – 4 March 1916)
  - - - The scream
        
        composition
        
        a man in the middle of the painting on a bridge screaming. in the background, there are two people walking away. the sky is red and orange, it could be a sunset or a volcanic explosion.
        
        color scheme
        
        he uses a warm pallet with lots of black in the background and a little bit of green on the right-hand side. There are some tints of blue in the sky, which creates a complementary scheme.
        
        meaning
        
        the man felt anxious because of the odd, orange sky, so he screamed while his friends carried on walking across the bridge.
      - he was a Norwegian painter (12 December 1863 – 23 January 1944)
- - - - Color Pallet: browns, greys, whites. placement of the colors create an illusion of depth
        
        Portrait of Pablo Picasso, 1912
        
        the painting consists of irregular, overlapping shapes with Picasso's head and body mixed in the background
    - - Objects are broken down into geometric shapes and reassembled to show multiple perspectives.
  - - - color pallet: bright, bold colors
        
        table by a window, 1917
        
        the painting features a still life scene. the painting is layered, like a collage, depicting objects like a table, a window, flowers, bottles, and papers at a cafe.
- - - - Rhythme, 1938.
      - color pallet: bold, vibrant colors
      - The painting consists of overlapping circular forms, creating a rhythmic effect.
- - - - the mud bath, 1914
      - Bomberg uses a limited color palette of vibrant reds, blues, and whites
      - The painting consists of bold geometric shapes. The forms overlap and intersect, creating a sense of movement and energy.
- - - - Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash, 1912
      - color pallet: muted browns, grays, and whites
      - Balla focuses on lines and shapes that show rhythm and speed, rather than realistic detail.
- - - - it shows a man in a suit with a floating head, creating a strange, dreamlike effect. The composition is simple, with the man centered against a railing and mountains.
      - The Art of Living (1967)
      - Magritte uses soft blues, grays, and earthy tones, adding to the calm yet mysterious feel.
- - - - composition
        
        the painting shows a portrait of a woman with a green stripe in the middle of her face. the woman is Matisse's wife.
      - color scheme
        
        the painting has a lot of warmth, so the green stripe divides the warmth and adds a coolness to the painting.