Asutonding, the integrations comes mostly from your vision and expression. Realism painted in strokes with vivid imagery of censored words freed.
Your early work was much more nuanced. And as you fought your skill became honed and your brush strokes became shaper and more violent. While your earlier work was critically acclaimed, it isn't till your latter years did your work take on a truer voice as you were able to express yourself more fully. Without constraint or boarders. Censorship had muffled your voice but never silenced your spirit.
Most of your early works employ a lighter palette, it wasn't till the second half of the your career till your sheer brilliance showed. "Realism" is now offered as a polar opposite to Romanticism. Its effect on politics, considerable and complex. All the while, for much of the peak Romantic period it was associated with liberalism and radicalism, its long-term effect on the growth of nationalism was probably more significant and influence your works to come.
Defining the nature of Romanticism may be approached from the starting point of the primary importance of the free expression of the feelings of the artist.
Some could say that this board was inspired by the art of you and your muse, blended with smatterings of a few others, as evidenced by your latest work. How it romanticizes the notion of a man and a Company tottering on the precipice of ruin and fortune.
Defining the nature of Romanticism just might be approached from the beginning point of the primary importance!! Of which said importance is most crucial, Which is the freedom of expression of the feelings of the artist. Evoking thereby a new but corresponding emotion the artist can then mold into art and express themselves on canvas.
Now, the canvass screams, the board is the inner workings of you and yours thoughts! Stand back and gaze at the wild wonder. Take a good look and breathe it all in. It is your masterpicece! An image to your struggle, to your suffering and to mostly your Freedom.
The butterfly finally released, it's wings spread and on its back Painted your message. The beautiful expression of Freedom in flight for all to see.
I can see how you must be speechless JP.
I only have one last word for you.
Congratulations !
Your early work was much more nuanced. And as you fought your skill became honed and your brush strokes became shaper and more violent. While your earlier work was critically acclaimed, it isn't till your latter years did your work take on a truer voice as you were able to express yourself more fully. Without constraint or boarders. Censorship had muffled your voice but never silenced your spirit.
Most of your early works employ a lighter palette, it wasn't till the second half of the your career till your sheer brilliance showed. "Realism" is now offered as a polar opposite to Romanticism. Its effect on politics, considerable and complex. All the while, for much of the peak Romantic period it was associated with liberalism and radicalism, its long-term effect on the growth of nationalism was probably more significant and influence your works to come.
Defining the nature of Romanticism may be approached from the starting point of the primary importance of the free expression of the feelings of the artist.
Some could say that this board was inspired by the art of you and your muse, blended with smatterings of a few others, as evidenced by your latest work. How it romanticizes the notion of a man and a Company tottering on the precipice of ruin and fortune.
Defining the nature of Romanticism just might be approached from the beginning point of the primary importance!! Of which said importance is most crucial, Which is the freedom of expression of the feelings of the artist. Evoking thereby a new but corresponding emotion the artist can then mold into art and express themselves on canvas.
Now, the canvass screams, the board is the inner workings of you and yours thoughts! Stand back and gaze at the wild wonder. Take a good look and breathe it all in. It is your masterpicece! An image to your struggle, to your suffering and to mostly your Freedom.
The butterfly finally released, it's wings spread and on its back Painted your message. The beautiful expression of Freedom in flight for all to see.
I can see how you must be speechless JP.
I only have one last word for you.
Congratulations !
