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Vincent Van Gogh: Sunflowers

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Date added:

January 13, 2016

 

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University

 

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The bright yellow background helps the sunflowers and vase stand out. This makes it easy to follow the shape and detail of the flowers. The leaves of the flowers can be easily identified by their deep green color. The light in this painting is neither overwhelming nor dim, but more neutral. A small amount of shading can be seen on some of the taller flowers...
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A small amount of shading can be seen on some of the taller flowers. One can see the shading in this painting after closely focusing in on the detail of the flower petals and leaves. Balance is easily seen in this painting. Radial balance can be seen in some of the individual flowers. The painting as a whole has an asymmetrical feel...
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