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he used spirals, for the shapes and lines and used lots of texture to create the mass. especially in the sky. lots of paint and colors were used in this painting to show his emotions, his mood, and how he felt about nature. It has a pantheistic feel to it, considering the importance of nature compared to man.
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How is line shape mass and space used in Gustave Courbet's The Stone Breakers?
Countour line outlines, accentuates, and sharpens the figures. Line causes eye-movemnt across the painting. Mass/form is created by the use of line and shadow and used to show depth.
Why does changing the shape of an object have no effect on the desity of that object?
Because desity is defined as (mass) divided by (volume), and neither of those quantities depends on the object's shape.
What is the value of prints by John Paul Strain?
a print or a painting? a print, being mass produced it worth the canvas it is printed on. companies like bradford exchange will mass produce a painting and sell it to you as a collection item. which does infact look good in your house. but don't hold your breath for a high resell price. a painting that is hand signed it worth upwards of 1000$ depend on size condition and year. it could possibly be worth even $10,000
What is the focal point element of the Mona Lisa?
hatching, cross hatching and smudging If you are referring to Leonardo Da Vinci's masterpiece, also known as La Gioconda, it is an oil painting, so the answer above is not applicable. The keyword frequently associated with this painting is the 'chiaroscuro' technique. Many people confuse techniques with elements in art. Classically there are five elements of art: line, mass, shape, color, and form. Leonardo also introduced the newly discovered technique of perspective in this portrait.
What things are helpful when acrylic painting?
Speed is quite helpful in acrylic painting, since they dry so much faster than do oils. Often, the quick-drying layers are stacked one upon the other, as opposed to pushing around a big thick mass that gives you plenty of time for blending.
