Art and Their ArtistsBy: Katelyn Hakinson

Leonardo Da Vinci

• Life Dates: 1452-1519• Leonardo was the first painter

to apply linear perspective.• He discovered the farther

away things are the blurrier they get.

• Da Vinci was the first to use light in paintings. He made things round and created shadows

Mona Lisa

The Last Supper

Michelangelo• Life Dates: 1475-1564• Was a painter,

sculpture, and architect• He thought painters

were weak artists• Had to be inspired to

create art work• He was often

dissatisfied with himself and his work.

David Sculpture Sistine Chapel Ceiling

Vincent Van Gogh• Life Dates: 1853-

1890• He cut off part of his

ear because he had psychosis

• Committed suicide by shooting himself and died 4 days later

• Van Gogh lived and worked as a peasant

Starry Night

Irises

Pablo Picasso• Life Dates: 1886 – 1973• Had a blue period, rose

period, and cubic period• Changed the way he

painted every time he changed his wife

• Picasso showed more than one view point in his paintings

Still Life on a Pedestal Table

Blue Guitar

Norman Rockwell

• Life Dates:1894-1978

• Painted daily life for magazines

• Made over 100 illustrations for the boy scouts book

• He painted labels for Jell-O and coke

Run-Away

The Check-up

The Dance Class• Painted by Edgar

Degas• Jules Perrat, the

french man in the painting was a famous dance teacher

• In the window there is a view of Paris

• Degas left everything the way it looked

Snap the Whip• Painted by: Winslow

Homer• This painting is an oil

painting made in 1872• The boys in the painting

are playing a game in the schoolyard

View of Toledo

Girl with the Pearl Earring

The Bath• Created by: Mary

Cassatt• Everything in the

colored in pastels is important

• The painting now remains in the Art institute of Chicago

Art Elements

Two SistersBy: Pierre-

Auguste Renoir

Foreground

Middle Ground

Background

Art Elements

Self Portrait By: Pierre-

Auguste Renoir

Self-Portrait

Art Elements

Boating on the Seine

By: Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Seascape

Art Elements

Flowers and FruitBy Pierre-Auguste

Renoir

Still Life