Albrecht durer

When and where did Udder work? Durra worked during the middle ages, and lived in Murderer during what we lie with recognize as its golden age. 2. Who and what was an influence on his machinationwork? In 1494, Udder traveled to Italy to study art, Udder was heavily influenced by the Italians, and one writer in particular Vitreous. Udder was most interested in their efforts to find the mathematical proportions for depiction the perfect figure. One artist Udder drew ecstasy from in particular while he was studying in Italy, was Andrea Antenna, an Italian painter fascinated with the element of perspective.But a huge fear that Udder captured and use, as inspiration was the idea of the world coming to an end, the idea of the end of the world was one e trulyone at the time was obsessed with. Udder seized this idea and ventured out to work out the tedious, and never before completed project of organism the first individual to both publish and illustrate a book. The task was incredibly complicated, though as a result, Udder invented the feeling press, and Udder successfully forced the book, which told of both the end, and the new beginning that was to come. 3. What techniques does Udder use?Udder uses the technique of line and texture very frequently in his soft touching, drawing and paintings. The image to the right shows a drawing by Udder, this drawing features both the techniques of line and texture very clearly, line, being used to bring out an almost tactile texture of the work force, making them seem real. Why dose he work this way? I believe Udder worked in such a way because it was exactly how the shell looked in real life, he didnt try and perk up the hands (in this case) look how people pictured the hands to look, he drew them in the exact way he saw them.What affect dose this have on the portrayal of his subject matter? This has the round-eyed effect of making the drawing look very realistic. Udder also painted many self portraits, some even ac cuse him as being vein, this realistic method meant that unlike almost every portrait of the time, Udder painted his subject, himself, looking straight at the viewer, stead of doing what most painters did, which was to turn the person three quarters of the way, so the were looking out, and not directly at the viewer. Was it different from his contemporaries?Although Udder was the first of his time to discover and use the printing press, I dont believe Udder was so different from his contemporaries he did things that at the time were seen as quite revolutionary, though his art shares many similarities with otherwise artists of his time, such as Lucas Crash. Based on what you can see in the image and your research, in 4 sentences describe the subject matter and the constitution of the work. The subject matter of the print includes the horses, and their riders, the horses are all metaphors of what would cause the apocalypse.Another element of the subject matter includes the devastati on that the horses are causing. The themes present in the artwork include, the clear theme of death, and also destruction. In 2 sentences describe Duress use of materials and techniques- (placement within the composition, printing method). Be sure to mention where this is evident in the artwork The print is highly intricate, and the use of line which is clearly evident, particularly around the clouds, and at the feet of the horses, giving the effect they are running. Udder uses the element of shape and color to make the print look even and lanced.In 4 sentences discuss what you believe are the most dominant art elements in this work? How is it affected by the art principles? I believe the most dominant art elements in this print are line, texture and color, or in this case shading, the use of color helps to create unity and balance in the print by making it look even and composed. The use of line creates texture, contributing to the presence of contrast in the print. Do you think th e use of contrast is important? Why? I do think the use of contrast is important, primarily because the contrast is the actual lines, which make up the print.But also because the contrast helps to form the shapes of the print and separates the different elements of the subject matter. How do you think the formal qualities in conjunction with the subject matter help to create meaning? In your response identify any signs and symbolizations evident in the work. 8 sentences. The work is deeply metaphoric, the main metaphor in the print is the taken for granted(predicate) 4 horses, the horses were seen to be symbols of what would, in the end, end the world, the first horse, the white horse was a symbol for, The second horse, the red horse held a metaphoric symbol for war.The third kings men rode a black horse, which was seen to resemble famine. And the last horse was known as the pale horse, and was named death. At the top of the print there is an pitch whos gown, once elaborate, is n ow wrecked and seems almost burnt at the bottom. At the bottom of the print you will find people being trampled by the horses, and unluckily for the man in the bottom left corner, it looks as if he is about to be eaten by some kind of fire monster. Efforts to find the mathematical proportions for portraying the perfect figure. One