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my theme combine the three topics which are culture history and fashion, and in these pictures that I chose all relates to the topics.
this drawing shows the fashion of this woman and focuses on her and this is what makes the painting interesting for me because they focused on the figure in being on the center of the art piece.
this portrait shows a historical painting of his cloths and it relates to the others because of the expressionism used and how the artist focuses on one figure in the art piece.
The Tortoise Trainer, Osman Hamdi Bey, 1906, From the collection of: Pera Museum
this shows the history of Muslims in turkey and the historical story behind it and it relates to the fashion because it shows what those people used to wear and there cultural cloths.
Yusuf Agah Efendi, Carl Frederik von Breda, Late 19th Century, From the collection of: Pera Museum
this shows the Turkish culture and it relates to the fashion of there cloths and this painting is historical and I liked how it showed the story behind this empire of the ottomans.
Valdemar Schønheyder Møller, Anna Ancher, 1893, From the collection of: Skagens Museum
this is a realistic painting and it relates to the other because most of the drawings are realistic and its interesting how he used expressionism and the history behind the man.
Portrait of a little Italian girl, Marie Krøyer, 1890, From the collection of: Skagens Museum
I liked how the artist shows the shadow behind the Italian girl and the innocents of the small girl and how he shows the warm colors with expressionism.
this piece shows expressionism, history and fashion because it shows glasses and how there cloths used to be worn. Also, this man relates to most of my other chosen pieces because of the figure being in the center.
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