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This 4 page paper provides an overview of the essential features of Joan Brown's painting Girl Sitting. This paper outlines the basic elements of the painting and reflects on components like composition and content. No additional sources are cited.
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use of color, shapes and shading to create the image. The artists work does not show the nude form of a girl as it appears in nature, though the
content of work reflects emphasis on the parts of the human form that are distinctly feminine. My understanding of abstract art is that it is non-representational, meaning that abstract
art does not take on the form of the subject that is being created. I chose representational because even though it is not a "true-to-life" representation that integrated accurate
details, it is the artists interpretation of a female form and the I didnt identify the work as being monumetally abstract. If the student wanted me to DISCUSS THE PAINTING
AS AN ABSTRACT WORK OF ART, the student should have identified this theme, and not asked me to pick one. The information required in paragraph two is underlined below:
Brown focuses on the use of organic shapes in the creation of the work, though it is not evident whether the author worked
from a model or direct visual image of a girl or simply created the image from her mind. The student asked that the writer select a visual element, and
I selected the use of ORGANIC SHAPES, one of the terms defined on her sheet. The organic shapes, which include irregularly shaped angles
using broad paint strokes and rounded lines, show a connection between the female form and the lack of strict lines or angular elements. The conceptual view of a girl
as a rounded object, one that is developed of organic shapes that lack complete definition, appears to be a major focus of this work. Even the subjects arms, nose
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