PRINT CONCEPTS
Guided by Arnab Senapati.
The objective of this specific was to analyze a
selected painting and subsequently translate the developed pattern in surface design into the visual language of the chosen artwork.
ARTWORK
WOMAN IN A PURPLE COAT OR
THE PURPLE COAT BY HENRI MATISSE
Henri Matisse's "Woman in a Purple Coat" is a captivating portrayal of elegance and sophistication. Rendered with bold strokes and vibrant colors characteristic of Matisse's style, the painting exudes a sense of timeless beauty and grace. The woman in the purple coat appears poised and self-assured, her figure commanding attention amidst the abstract background. Matisse masterfully captures not just the physical likeness of the subject, but also her inner essence, inviting viewers to contemplate the enigmatic allure of the woman in purple.
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In the spirit of Henri Matisse's "Woman in a Purple Coat," a pattern rendered by me embodies a similar essence of vibrancy and grace.
ARTWORK
AMERICAN GOTHIC BY GRANT WOOD
Grant Wood's "American Gothic" is an iconic piece painted in 1930, it depicts a stern-faced farmer and his daughter standing in front of a simple farmhouse, with the man holding a pitchfork. The painting's stark realism and meticulous attention to detail reflect Wood's meticulous craftsmanship and his celebration of the rural Midwest. "American Gothic" has been interpreted as a commentary on the stoic resilience of the American heartland during a time of economic hardship, as well as a reflection on the values and ideals of rural America. Its enduring popularity lies in its ability to evoke a sense of nostalgia and curiosity about a bygone era in American history.
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