Blogging one assignment at a time. Chrysanthemums and Bamboos by Xu Wei, created during Ming Dynasty. Dancing in Columbia by Fernando Botero, 1983.

Visual Reflections by Cheryl Quist OLD. This blog documents my creative journey with watercolor, mixed media, and oil painting. This blog is primarily about PROCESS. If youd like to check out PRODUCT, please contact me for information. Tuesday, July 5, 2011. Until recently I had no idea how many ways there are to follow a blog! The water moves very quickly indeed! .

Introduction to Media Studies Summer 2010. Thursday, February 10, 2011. Thursday, August 12, 2010. Tuesday, August 10, 2010. Do you have to sho.

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.

The painting above was done by Claude Monet in 1872. I like this painting because despite the obvious brush strokes, it is a very realistic painting.

The selection I chose was from an artist stemming in Africa. To be more exact, she is from the south eastern island of Madagascar and the artists name is Jean-Jacques Efiaimbelo. The piece that I chose is. This artwork was sourced from the Pigozzi Collection. For my first Non-western post I have decided to post a painting titled.

com site in all the land! I am fascinated with Fernando Boteros skills and his comical eye of the human form. He painted both still lifes and landscapes over the years, and managed to dabble in bronze sculptures as well. The form of her body is detailed. The very dark colored background captures her skin color, actually illuminates it. The small mirror in her hand, and her face is too large for it.