Class 13<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We started class 13 by reviewing the ideas behind landscapes. A smaller scale will provide more information within the landscape, like zooming out on a camera, you will capture more and less. The field of view will be wider and capture more but the detail will lessen. This same idea goes the other way as well. These landscapes are often found in a 1\/3 POV\u00a0 2\/3 of which are usually sky\u2026 (skyscapes) the light from these skys shown in patches that would potentially shift in paintings adds a baroque mood as it shows spontaneity.\u00a0 Within still lifes, another category of paintings. Imperfect details were added to comment on the transience of life and the idea that you can\u2019t bring material items with you when you die. In France, an attempt to remove the king’s power essentially backfired, so the kings got paranoid and seized complete control. This resulted in an absolute monarchy and absolutism. This was reflected in the construction of the Palace of Versailles. A grandly modified hunting home away from homes outside Paris, it became a grand palace surrounded by seemingly large grounds filled with gardens statues, fountains, and canals. Loui the 14th was known as the sun king, the palace was oriented east to west and had a strong axis. Claude Lorrain paints landscapes with some small figures with perfect proportions in 1\/3 composition. Nicolar Puassion made similar paints but with more education behind them.\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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