Author Archives: bethanyanngreen

Introduction For my last blog entry, I decided to talk about Alaska Native art. I am going to display different types of Alaska Native art from around the state of Alaska. I was very excited to create this blog because I love spreading Alaskan cultural knowledge and learning about it as well. Alaska Native artContinue reading “Non Western Blog – Alaska Native Art”

Introduction I have chosen to base this blog off of the pop art movement in the Mid Modern era, and how celebrities had an influence in it. Pop art is intriguing to me, with all of the colors, collages, boldness, and cartoon like figures. Pop art’s creations involve popular culture, such as comic books, advertisements,Continue reading “Mid Modern – The Influence of Celebrities in Pop Art”

Introduction – The Influence of WWI I chose to base my Early Modern Era blog off of images influenced by WWI. I wanted to get a refresher and a possible better understanding of WWI through the art that came out of it. These images were created for history, documentation and knowledge of World War I.Continue reading “Early Modern Era Pieces”

Introduction During the Classical Era there were tons of musical, theatrical, and art being produced that became famous. Portraits were being created that expressed a new sense of calmness. The tone’s being used were soft and warm in my chosen images. Lady Elizabeth Delme and her Children (1777-1779) by Sir Joshua Reynolds. Description The painting,Continue reading “Classical Blog Post”

Description/History Peter Paul Rubens created a baroque oil painting on oak called The Descent from the Cross for the Cathedral of our Lady, in Antwerp (1612 – 1614). Peter Paul Rubens had an important impact of the Catholic-Counter Reformation art after the Council of Trent. Rubens studied many art genres in Italy, such as Carravaggism,Continue reading “Baroque Art Blog”

The Arnolfini Portrait by Jan Van Eyck (1434) DescriptionThis is a portrait made by Jan Van Eyck in 1434, an oil painting on an oat panel. It is from the Northern Renaissance era. The portrait features Giovanni di Nicoloa, an Italian merchant, and his wife. They are in their Flemish home, and it is unclearContinue reading “Renaissance Blog Post”

The image was retrieved from: boredart.com Here is a website to help understand the knowledge behind floral art:https://www.theflowerexpert.com/content/flowerart/flowers-and-art

My only relationship to art right now is through beading projects. I have recently designed and beaded earrings, pop socket covers, and slippers. I haven’t engaged in many art activities in years. When I was little I really enjoyed drawing and painting, and I would like to begin doing this again as a stress reliever.Continue reading “My First Blog Post!”