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Neben Otto Boveri ist Josef Albert Benkert einer der wichtigsten Vertreter das Bamberger Expressionismus. Vier seiner Gemälde wurde 1937 als "entartet" bezeichnet und beschlagnahmt. Nach dem Krieg greift Benkert den Stil seiner früheren Werke wieder auf, der den Nazis so zuwider war.
image reference (see below) + text prompt "expressionism, emotion, distorted, subjective, intense, vibrant"
Note that the flowers have become faces!
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to see all the art styles applied to the original photo shown below.
Major art movements of graphic design, style characteristics and major artists of the movement.
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Here is the master painting. I believe my style of painting and the consistency of the brush work has significantly improved when I produced this peice. The composition and the differnces between light and dark are all satisfactory to my eye.
this is an oil painting, I found an old B/W postcard in a flea market, it gave me the inspiration for this expressionistic study, made in 2001 in Germany
Experimentation with light and shadow and Photoshop editing to create mood and atmosphere - January 2011
For my expressionism styled painting, I painted the main walkway green. All of the clouds and the grassy areas are painted red. I tinted the sky pink by mixing red and white. On the tops of the poles i mixed white and blue to make a lighter shade of blue. I mixed purple and yellow to make a neutral color for the sidewalk on the left hand side and the shadows of the poles. I used the shade technique on the poles by mixing blue and black. I also did that on the sides of the clouds.
$120
acrylic painting
In storage in Syracuse, NY. Inquire if interested.
Signed prints of all originals available upon request
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sheri.delia@gmail.com
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I really don't know what's at work here--maybe (however remotely) it has something of the "equivalence" spoken of by Alfred Stieglitz and Minor White; more likely, though, I think some sort of resonant defect in my own perception (even if, technically, the two are not mutually exclusive). Nevertheless, the moment I saw this, it grabbed my eye in a profound way and I could not shake it--this is the first shot of many I took, the subsequent shots all all a result of my own insecurity and all substantially if not entirely ineffective versions. So there you are: one of a handful of conceptually similar photographs I have made that have little if any definable subject matter nor any clear or coherent story to tell and yet to me, at least, they have a power over me I cannot easily defy. Anyone know a good neurologist?