Doges Palace

by: Jessica Jiang, Maryia Shaban


Claude Monet had a signature established in everyone of his paintings. Not only was he an impressionist, but he created emphasis on light in every landscape. In our primary reflection of the painting we discussed point of view first, setting the scene at which the image was remembered on canvas. We analyzed the use of colors and made a point to focus on the details in unison with the entirety of the paining in order to understand it completely. At a second listening, we realized that we could of expanded more on the artist's preferences, his use of shadow and light, his inspiration, and how it was exhibited with paint.
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An Out-of-Doors Study

by: Claudine Guerra, Emily Tepe, Simona Popa


We did all of the specified types of analysis with the exception of historical context. If we had more time, we would've tried to analyze the historical background more and tried to decipher more of the artist's meaning. We went into depth regarding description and formal properties, specifically the colors, lines, brush strokes, and general composition of the painting.
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