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arinewman7 · 8 months

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Woman with Fan

Sculpture by Alexander Archipenko

#Alexander Archipenko #art #artist #sculpture #sculptor #Woman with Fan #sculpto-painting #polychromed bronze relief

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s7ieben · 4 months

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Motherhood

lino paint on paper – linocut – 30 x 28 cm Eyes are the mirror of the soul. What is in the mother’s eyes from the first moment of her child?

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#art #baby #blue #care #child #eye #green #hold #lino paint #linocut #love #mother #original art #parent #polychrome #teardrop #tears #traditional art

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diorama-day · 1 year

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Caterina De Julianis, Santa Maria Maddalena in adorazione della croce, 1717, polychrome wax, painted paper, glass, tempera on paper and other materials, 53,7 x 59 cm. Photo: Artefotografica, Rome. Courtesy Galleria Carlo Virgilio & C, Rome.

#Caterina De Julianis #painted paper #polychrome wax #tempera painting #diorama #mixed media #paper cut #scale model

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thegreenwallrabbit-blog · 1 year

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Explaining one of VTMB paintings (pt 13)

This painting show up as one of the works of art found in The Red Dragon Chinese restaurant in Chinatown run by the honorable and successful local businessman Wong Ho in VTMB.

It is actually a single panel of a much larger colored lithography on traditional Chinese art from a French book called L'Ornement Polychrome (in English: Color Ornament) which is a major pictorial works on the history of design published in 1880 - 1889 by Albert-Charles-Auguste Racinet.

Chinese Bird Panels colored lithography found in L'Ornement polychrome by Albert-Charles-Auguste Racinet (1880 - 1889).

Also the Black panel's to the left and right of this bird are also used with a different print from another page of this book as a part of a trio of paintings.

trio of art [left is with mod/right is without], screen shot from the Nexuse Mods page for the VTMB Art Texture Pack mod made by Vampire Nonsense whose citation list of the paintings I’ve found very helpful with identifying art/artist when I can’t do it on my own. It also seems like a nice mod as it doesn’t change the paintings to be different from the ones used in the base game but rather updates them to have better resolution. [6]

The middle piece of this trio comes from another page on Chinese art from L'Ornement polychrome (shown below) with this page possibly showing print recreations of embroidery patterns rather then paintings, but i’m not sure.

Chinese Bird Panels (embroidery patterns?) colored lithography found in L'Ornement polychrome by Albert-Charles-Auguste Racinet (book author) (1880 - 1889). I assume that the Chinese and stamps are the works titles and the artist signatures respectively for the panels in the print rather then being reproductions made by Albert-Charles-Auguste Racinet himself like on the other page.

Albert-Charles-Auguste Racinet (1825–1893) is best known today for publishing two major pictorial works on the history of design: Le costume historique (English: Historical costume ) and the formerly mentioned book L'Ornement Polychrome which was published in ten installments between 1869 and 1873, that acts as a visual record in 100 plates of the decorative arts from antiquity to the eighteenth century. The work was such a huge success that in 1885–7. Racinet brought out a second series, this time of 120 plates, and updated to include designs of the nineteenth century as well. The imagery presented in both series is drawn from a wide array of various mediums, including woodwork, metalwork, architecture, textiles, painting, and pottery, and from cultures all over the world. [1,2]

Being the son of a printer lithographer and later a student at l’École de dessin de la Ville de Paris, triggered Racinet aspiration to inspire and teach others. His ability to reproduce classical and ancient art – studying and learning from them at art school and the knowledge of reproduction and print that his father thought him sparked his interest in art education – producing scholar books. As an artist he did produce some individual works and his paintings were even exhibited at the Salons in Paris for 1849 to 1874, but in fact these were always reproductions of ancient manuscripts from la Bibliothèque Nationale, showing classical and archeological subjects. [3]

His career as an artist, art historian but mainly as director of publications echoes the development of decorative art in the second half of the 19th century. The spirit of discovery, progress and invention permeated all aspects of life during the 19th century. With the construction of the Suez Canal in the 1860’s, travel was facilitated between Europe and Asia, opening up hitherto inaccessible worlds to the western world. That same decade saw major archeological excavations taking place in Egypt and in Italy at Herculaneum and Pompei, revealing long forgotten artefacts to the European public. These activities triggered a renewed interest in the classicism. But note that, the revival of ancient styles was not a matter of copying and imitating, it was rather more a start of a new chapter in decorative art – to be inspired and to borrow ornaments of past civilisations to combine with new found industrial techniques to create a new type of decorative design. As part of select group of teachers, publicists and artists, Auguste ‘diffuse the most significant motifs of the decorative arts of the time. [3]

So I will fully admit that most of my knowledge of art history centers around European, North America and a bit of African art history. Traditional Chinese art history is something I’m less familiar with and as I have zero ability to read ether French or Chinese and can’t find an English translation of L'Ornement Polychrome online I’m mostly just guessing on this print being Racinet’s example of the traditional Chinese painting genre known as Huaniaohua (Traditional Chinese: 花鳥畫 // English: Bird-and-Flower paintings). I will be basing a majority of my description about the Bird-and-flower painting genre from the description I found in the chapter on Bird-and-flower paintings from the book Essential Terms of Chinese Painting by Dr. Maria Cheng and Dr. Wai Hung Tang[4]. If anyone has more knowledge on this subject free to comment below.

Bird-and-flower paintings are one of the three traditional Chinese painting genres, the other two being landscape and figures, that predate the Han dynasty (200 BCE) and continued to evolve long after. While it is called “Bird-and-flower paintings” the genre also extends to any aquatic, terrestrial or arial creature other then humans. There are five subgenre that works in this genre are broken up into: feather, flower, insect, aquatic and beast paintings. The separation of Birds and Flowers as a genre distinct from figure and land scapes was the result of a rivalry between two famous artist/art-masters that lived on opposite sides of the country and each forming their own schools of Bird-and-flower paintings.

The first being Huang Quan (Traditional Chines: 黃筌) (903–965) who lived in the western interior and was known for a meticulous style of depiction as show below in his work Xie Sheng Zhen Qiu Tu, (10th century).

Bird-and-Flower paintings done in the meticulous style as implied by the name use very fine brush strokes and seek to represent life like colors and require close observation. Outlines will be done in stark ink and vibrant washes will then be added at later stages.

The second was Xu Xi (Chinese: 徐熙) (886-975) who lived in the east cost and favored more expressive style of Birds and flowers as seen in his work shown below Butterfly and Chinese Wisteria Flowers (active mid-10th century)

Bird-and-Flower paintings done in the expressive style places a much greater emphasis on expressing spirit of the subject being captured over a ridgiousoly conforming to lifelike depictions. And while Xu Xi art may not seem any less of a lifelike depictions then Huang Quan at first glance, it is important to keep in mind that he was one of the first to use this expressive style. This was also not the only style that focused on the idea of capturing the feeling rather then depicting reality in not only Chinese but other Asian art styles, and later these themes would influence 19th century westerns artists such as the Impressionists who found inspiration in a wide verity of Asian painting and printing styles. Western artist in the 19th century suddenly became exposed to centuries of artistic traditions, styles and histories from Asia, the Middle East and Africa through the publication of books such as L'Ornement Polychrome which for the first time allowed them to draw from new sources of artistic inspiration outside of the centuries of European art styles and traditions.

Finally, while these two masters from long past where the major influences at the beginning of the Bird-and-Flower paintings genre it is by no means considered an outdated or dead art style with modern artists such as Fan Yang’s work The Bee, Butterfly and Grasshopper, ink and color on paper, (2010) shown below being exhibited as a part of the Tasteful Leisure among Flowers – Contemporary Chinese Bird-and-Flower Painting Exhibition jointly hosted by Beijing Fine Art Academy, Guangdong Artists Association, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, Contemporary Lingnan Art Research Center and Guangdong Provincial Society of Chinese Painting in 2018.

The Bee, Butterfly and Grasshopper, ink and color on paper, (2010) by Fan Yang

Citations

[1]The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Art & Architecture Collection, The New York Public Library. "L'ornement polychrome" The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1880 - 1889. https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/510d47da-3fac-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99

[2] “Albert Racinet's L'Ornement Polychrome (1869–73).” The Public Domain Review, The Public Domain Review , https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/albert-racinet-s-l-ornement-polychrome-1869-73.

[3]Sanders, Esmée Elice. “Auguste and Esmée – an Introduction.” L'Ornement Polychrome, 19 Feb. 2015, https://racinet.wordpress.com/2015/02/19/.

[4]Cheng, Dr. Maria, and Dr. Wai Hung Tang. “Bird-and-Flower Painting.” Essential Terms of Chinese Painting. United States: City University of Hong Kong Press, 2018. Print

[5]Wang, Sue. “Tasteful Leisure among Flowers – Contemporary Chinese Bird-and-Flower Painting Exhibition.” Central Academy of Fine Arts New PPER, 5 Oct. 2018.

[6] link to Vampire Nonsense’s VTMB Art Texture Pack mod on Nexus Mod https://www.nexusmods.com/vampirebloodlines/mods/75?tab=description

#VTMB #Explaining one of VTMB paintings #bird and flower painting #huaniaohua #vampire the masquerade #traditional chinese painting #l'ornement polychrome #albert charles auguste racine #xu xi #The red dragon(VTMB)#huang quan #vampire nonsense #art history

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peterbuchmanartwork · 2 years

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Something new from the studio. New textures & new patinas receive new scribbles. Small maquettes lead to bigger decisions which lead always somewhere else. Yep, it’s all planned… haha. 24x36. My usual mixed media with some aerosol on wood. #peterbuchman.com #mixedmediaart #painting #contemporarypainting #contemporaryart #romance #romantic #dreams #conceptual #conceptualart #americanstyle #oil #polychrome #americanpainting #saysomething #sayhey #laugh #morning (at East Hampton, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc4POdgsXn5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#peterbuchman #mixedmediaart #painting #contemporarypainting #contemporaryart #romance #romantic #dreams #conceptual #conceptualart #americanstyle #oil #polychrome #americanpainting #saysomething #sayhey #laugh #morning

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safequeersex · 6 months

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Dining Room Kitchen Dining A mid-sized contemporary painted wood floor kitchen/dining room remodel with multicolored walls as inspiration

#contemporary kitchen #dining room #gray stained wood floor #kitchen dining #modern condominium #polychrome paint color #contemporary design

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jadeseadragon · 2 months

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@baytal.fann

"Did you know that the art of stained glass originated in the Muslim world?

In the eighth century, skilled glassmakers in Egypt made a groundbreaking discovery—the technique of painting glass with metallic stain. This innovation led to the creation of transparent stains, colored with copper (producing red or brown) and silver (resulting in yellow), which became distinctive features of early Islamic glassware in Egypt and the Near East.

Fast forward to the 13th century, when decorators in the Syrian region achieved a significant milestone by applying enamels on glass on a large scale. Over the following two centuries, Syrian and Egyptian craftsmen crafted a diverse array of glass objects in various shapes and sizes, adorned with brilliant polychrome ornamentation. These items served practical purposes such as hanging lamps for illuminating mosque interiors, as well as functional vessels and other useful items, along with awe-inspiring display pieces.

In the later Middle Ages, European admiration for Islamic luxury glasses soared due to their exotic aesthetics and advanced technical craftsmanship. Some even believed these objects to be relics from the Holy Land. Fragments of Islamic glass, often adorned with gilding and enameling, have been discovered in archaeological excavations across Europe, while intact pieces grace cathedral treasuries. Notably, excavations have unveiled evidence of the exportation of Islamic glass vessels to China, highlighting the widespread influence and global trade connections of this innovative art form."

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1five1two · 1 year

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A Roman polychrome wall painting fragment.

#art #ancient art #Roman #figure

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theancientwayoflife · 1 year

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~ Standing Figure with Feathered Headdress.

Date: 12th–early 13th century

Place of origin: Attributed to Iran

Medium: Gypsum plaster; modeled, carved, polychrome-painted, gilded.

#history #museum #archeology #ancient history #archaeology #sculpture #standing figure #feathered #headdress #iran #12th century #13th century

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retrobr · 6 months

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Okay so recently I learned an interesting fact: in Ancient Rome many statues and infrastructure (buildings and other such architecture) were actually polychrome, in other words they were painted in different colors to give them an interesting look or something like that. But over the centuries the paint has faded or washed away, so in our time there is a vast myth that architecture in Ancient Rome was colorless.

And as you all know, the Roman diorama in NATM looks like this:

So in essence it's created on the basis of the aforementioned myth – everything is white and monochrome, except for the clothes of the local people of course.

And just imagine Octavius waking up for the first time in the museum's Roman diorama and going like "wtf why is everything white-"

#idk its funny to me #natm #night at the museum #natm fandom #octavius natm #natm octavius #octavius #jedtavius #my ramblings

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dutch-and-flemish-painters · 2 months

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Adriaen van Overbeke - The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist -

Adriaen van Overbeke, Adrian van Overbeck and Adriaen van Overbeke (fl 1508 – 1529) was a Flemish Renaissance painter in the style of Antwerp Mannerism. He operated a large workshop with an important output of altarpieces, which were mainly exported to Northern France, the Rhineland and Westphalia. His known works were predominantly polychromed wooden altarpieces with painted shutters, which were created through a collaboration between painters and sculptors.

#Adriaen van Overbeke #16th #renaissance #antwerpen #biblical

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vestaignis · 3 months

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Дача Гаусвальд - первое в России здание в стиле модерн.

Dacha Gauswald is the first building in the Art Nouveau style in Russia.

Дача Гаусвальд — это особняк, расположенный на Каменном острове в Санкт-Петербурге. Она здесь появилась в 1898 году и отражала свежий стиль — модерн. Дача была построена архитекторами Владимиром Чагиным и Василием Шене для жены булочного мастера Густава Гаусвальда, Евгении Карловны.

Архитектура дачи Гаусвальд воплотила многие характерные черты стиля модерн. В ней была подчёркнута асимметрия, отлично прослеживались изломанные линии портала и крыши. Прообразами здания послужили изысканные английские коттеджи. Здание — 2-хэтажное, его основной объем — деревянный, построенное на подвалах, с высоким каменным цоколем. Дача частично — кирпичная, выполнена сложная объемно-пространственная композиция из разновеликих объемов. Отделка фасадов имитирует фахверк — каркасное строительство из несущих столбов и балок, которые видны с наружной стороны дома, что придало ему характерный облик средневекового колорита. Северо-восточные части здания украшают парапетное ограждение террасы и угловая стилизованная башня, сложенные из кирпича. При отделки использовали различные материалы: бутовый камень, облицовочная керамическая плитка "кабанчик", известняк, дерево, керамическая черепица, поливные полихромные изразцы.

Впоследствии, в 1910 и 1916 годах дача претерпела перестройки. Самые серьезные изменения она претерпела в 1984 году после проведения в ней капитального ремонта, в результате сего были утрачены некий внешний декор и отделка интерьеров. В то время здесь неоднократно снималось кино. После она долгое время пустовала и к 2008 году находилась в аварийном состоянии. Около 85 % конструкций было уничтожено разрушающим древесину белым домовым грибом.Однако в 2017 году начались работы по восстановлению. В ходе реставрационных работ была сохранена большая часть исторического здания, также специалисты покрасили дом в оригинальный оливковый цвет. Внутреннее убранство практически не сохранилось, поэтому его кропотливо восстанавливали.

Dacha Gauswald is a mansion located on Kamenny Island in St. Petersburg. It appeared here in 1898 and reflected a fresh style - Art Nouveau. The dacha was built by architects Vladimir Chagin and Vasily Shenet for the wife of bakery master Gustav Gauswald, Evgenia Karlovna.

The architecture of the Gauswald dacha embodied many of the characteristic features of the Art Nouveau style. The asymmetry was emphasized in it, the broken lines of the portal and roof were clearly visible. The prototypes of the building were exquisite English cottages. The building is 2-storey, its main volume is wooden, built on basements, with a high stone plinth. The dacha is partly made of brick; a complex volume-spatial composition is made from volumes of different sizes. The decoration of the facades imitates half-timbered construction - frame construction from load-bearing pillars and beams that are visible from the outside of the house, which gave it a characteristic appearance of medieval flavor.The north-eastern parts of the building are decorated with a parapet fence of the terrace and a corner stylized tower, made of brick. Various materials were used for finishing: rubble stone, ceramic facing tiles "boar", limestone, wood, ceramic tiles, glazed polychrome tiles.

Subsequently, in 1910 and 1916, the dacha underwent reconstruction. It underwent the most serious changes in 1984 after a major renovation was carried out, as a result of which some external decor and interior decoration were lost. At that time, films were filmed here several times. Afterwards it was empty for a long time and by 2008 was in disrepair.About 85% of the structures were destroyed by the wood-destroying white house fungus. However, restoration work began in 2017. During the restoration work, most of the historical building was preserved, and specialists also painted the house in its original olive color. The interior decoration was practically not preserved, so it was painstakingly restored.

Источник:://peterburg.center/story/dacha-gausvald-v-peterburge-pervoe-v-rossii-zdanie-v-stile-modern.html, //www.221b.ru/geo/7-gausvald.htm,//www.citywalls.ru/house1603.html?s=7kmm6pd2i9i0dm9uficg32j3of.

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ancientcharm · 4 months

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Roman Painted Goblet (3rd Century AD) found in 1991 in Cologne, Germany.

Photography: Carole Raddato

1st half of the 3rd c.AD Achilles goblet made of colourless glass with polychrome painting. Achilles on Skyros cup, H.24.5 cm. Romano-Germanic Museum, Cologne.

#ancient rome #archaeology #roman glassware #roman art

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pwlanier · 2 months

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