logging in or signing up saxon degas Massimo Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 63 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: February 26, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Title Page: Title Page W.E.S Famous Artists Linda’s Grade 5 Class Edgar Degas By Saxon His/Her Life: His/Her Life Life Degas was a famous painter. He was born June 19, 1834 on Rue Saint George number 8 in Montmarte, France. Degas had two brothers, their names were: Archille and René Degas, they were born in 1838. He also had two sisters Marguerite and Thérèse. Degas` mother’s name was Célestine Muson and his father’s name was Pierre August Hyacinte Degas. Degas` father was a very wealthy banker. Degas was single through his life because he hated women, but strangely he always painted them. His family had a big influence on his art. They all loved art, especially his father. His father would sometimes take Degas to the Louvre, because his father knew that they both loved art. Degas’s family was very important to him after all they are the one’s that introduced him to art along with Monet and lots of other famous artists. Residence Degas lived in many places and saw lots of beautiful things during the time he was alive. He was born in Montmarte, France. Then he moved over to Paris, France where he watched the opera. After a few years there he moved to Lyons, France where he studied ballerinas. After Degas moved to Italy he studied Italian art. Then he moved to Rome where he saw the work of Michelangelo and Leonard da Vinci. After he went to Naples in Florence, where he painted portraits of the Bellelli family. Degas’s city had an influence on his art because he did lots of art shows and displays. Degas started art at Louise-le-Grand Elementary School. Finishing high school Degas started to attend the Louvre and the “Cabinet des Estampes.”His/Her Life: His/Her Life Training and Education Degas had lots of education in art especially from Monet. Degas started art with Jean Auguste Ingres. It was Jean who pointed Degas in the direction of classical art and clarity outline. He also took art classes at École des Beaux Arts but left in 1854 because he was bored with the academic course of study. He went to Italy and stayed there for 5 years. When he was in Italy he studied Italian and Renaissance art. Degas attended Barinas’s Studio for a few months. But then he went and built his own studio. One day when he was at the Louvre he met Monet and they became friends. Monet also taught Degas a little bit about art when Monet met him.His/Her Life: His/Her Life 1834 Degas was born this year. His mother was Célestine Muson , and his father was Pierre August Hyacinte Degas. His mother was born into Borninto Creole, a family from new Orleans. 1845 This year Degas started elementary school at Louis-le-Grand. He also started going to the Louvre with his father, because his father was an art and music lover. At the Louvre, Degas met the most important art collector Valpinçon, he is the owner of Ingres’s painting called “Bagniste”. 1847 This year Degas’s mother died. 1853 Finishing high school young Degas started to attend the Louvre and the Cabinet des Estempes. At the Bibliotéque Nationale in Paris. Degas copied great masters from the past. example: Durer, Mantegna, Rembrandt, Goya, Gitto, Paolo Uccello, Luca Signorelli, François Clouet, Hans Hbein. .His/Her Life: His/Her Life 1854 In this year Degas opened his first studio in his father’s apartment on “Rue Mondow, Paris but before that he spent a few months attending Barria’s studio. 1855 Introduced by Lamothe, Degas joined the school “École des Beaux-Arts”, but became bored with the academic course of study. Degas met Ingres this year when Ingres was 75 years old. 1856 Degas began going to Italy again. He also went to Rome, Naples and Florence altering with stays in Paris. He became a spectator at the Opera. This year he also started to paint the Bellelli cousins portraits in Florence.His/Her Life: His/Her Life 1857 He spent a season in Rome. He attended the Académie Français where he met Gustave Morceau. 1858 Degas traveled to Viterbo Orivieto, Perugia, Assisi and Florence, where he went to Machiavelli and Café Michelangelo. ART: The Bellelli Family. 1859 Eventually he returned to Paris. His models became more modern. EXAMPLE: Café Singers, Dancers, Orchestra Musicians, Washing and Ironing Women, Women Performing, Daily Personal Activities and Prostitutes, also dedicating himself to painting portraits of Family. ART: The Daughter of Jephthah.His/Her Life: His/Her Life 1860 ART: 1. Young Spartans Exercising 2. Semiramis Building Babylon 1862 At the Louvre Degas met and became friends with Monet. Monet introduced Degas to Monet’s circle of friends. 1865 Degas had an exhibit for the first time at the Salon. ART: 1. Medieval War Scene 2. A woman with Chrysanthemums.His/Her Life: His/Her Life 1866 Degas started to regularly attend the Café Guerbois, a popular place for activities and discussion against Academics. At the Salon he exhibited some racecourse pictures. ART: 1. Racehorses before the Grandstand 1867 ART: Joséphine Gaujelin 1868 ART: Mr. and Mrs. Edouard Monet 1869 As Monet’s guest on the ship Boulongne-sur-mer, Degas painted a series of seascapes. ART: 1. Beach with Sailing Boats 2. Portrait of Yves Gobillard-Morisat 3. Mademoiselle Dobigny 4. Sulking 5. A Woman IroningHis/Her Life: His/Her Life 1870 This year Degas began to get eye problems. The Franco-Prussian War started and Degas voluntarily joined the National Guard. As Degas’s commander he met a former school mate Rouart and they formed a life long friendship. At the Salon after the war Degas showed his portrait of Madame Camus ART: 1. At the races in the country 2. Madame Camus 3. The orchestra of the opera 1871 Degas went to the Opera, Ballet and started work on dancers. ART: Dance class 1872 In October Degas went to New Orleans with his brother Réné to see Archille who lives with their mother’s relatives. Degas stayed in Louisiana for 6 months. ART: 1. Seated Woman 2. At the Ballet 3. Dance Lesson 4. Children Siting Down in the House Door His/Her Life: His/Her Life 1873 Back in Paris Degas continued to meet impressionists at the Café de la nouvelle Athènes. And he returned to the studies of Dancers, washers, ironing maids and now taking interests in hat makers. ART: 1. Seated Dancer 2. The Pedicure 1913 Unfortunately Degas’s life came to an end on September 27th, 1913. This happened in Paris when he was 83. Lots of great things happened in Degas’s life, so he had lots of memories to die with. Artist’s Art: Artist’s Art His Art Degas painted and sculptured lots of things. Degas started in the Renaissance time, but changed to his modern time. During the time he lived it was the Franco-Prussian war. Degas used paint, pastels and he used bronze for his sculptures. When his vision began to get bad he used more colors and simplified compressions. (Simplified compressions mean simpler things that he painted.) Degas often worked in pastel especially in the 1880`s. In the 1870`s he got interested in Ballet. So he went to the Opera house to watch dance. The last 20 years of Degas’ life he lived alone, as a recluse. When he became almost blind he modeled sculptures so that he could feel the texture. Degas always loved drawing in pastel, although he mostly painted his pictures. He also liked to draw or paint: Families, Racecourse scenes, Performing women and Nude women. Artist’s Art: Artist’s Art When Degas painted nude women he only put one person in the picture. When he painted a family they were mostly together. ie: The Dancing Lesson ie: Dancers in Green ie: The False Start ie: Orchestra at the Opera Degas tried to paint: 1. Landscapes 2. Dancers 3. Racehorses 4. Nude Women Degas tried a lot of subjects because he was fascinated by a lot of things. Artist’s Art: Artist’s Art Fascinating Facts about Degas’ ART 1. Degas was an acknowledged master for drawing the human body while in motion. He was best known for paintings, drawings, bronze ballerinas and racehorses. 2. He took part in all but 1 of 8 impressionist exhibits between 1874 and 1886. 3. He produced over 300 pictures on the racecourse theme. 4. Over half of Degas’ art are ballerinas 5. Degas hated women, but he was strangely fascinated by the nude female. 6. He also loved to paint as if through the key hole, painting people to look like they didn’t know he was there. Degas painted a lot of paintings in his day. Accomplishments: Accomplishments His Accomplishments Degas accomplished a lot of paintings and sculptures while he was alive. Degas’ most famous painting is “Dance Class at the Opera.” Degas painted it in 1872. This painting is a perfect example of Degas’ fluid style. The painting is 32cm 46 cm and is oil on canvas. The painting now hangs in the Musée d’Orsay in Paris. Degas’ most famous sculpture is “ The Little Fourteen Year Old Dancer.” It was made from 1878 to 1881. This sculpture is made from bronze, gauze tutu and Satin ribbon. The height of the sculpture is 99 cm. The sculpture now belongs to the Norton Simon Art Foundation, in Pasadena. My favorite painting is “ The Dancing Lesson.” It was painted in 1874. This painting is oil on canvas, and is 85cm 75 cm. I like this painting because it is interesting, his use of color is amazing. I also like the way he made the ballerinas in the painting look so real that they look like they are in a photograph. In this painting it looks like everyone in the room is listening to the famous instructor, Louise Mérant, even though he is speaking to only one ballerina. Degas’ art is very realistic and every painting is SUPER! Conclusion: Conclusion Conclusion Degas’ art is so amazing that all the wonderful words in the world could not express it. Degas is very unique because he is one of the few people that could paint things while they were in motion. He also painted people to look like they could not see him! Degas was very interesting because he used so many different mediums, such as: oil paints, pastels, bronze, and pencils. It was a lot of fun studying Degas and it now makes me feel like I have known him all of my life. Saxon!Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Portrait D’Hotense Edgar Degas Created by SaxonBibliography: Bibliography 1. CENTARO Orazio. << Degas’ Gallery/Biography>>. http://www. ocaiw.com/galleria_degas/index.php?gallery=bio: May 11, 2004. 2. SUTTON, Denys. Degas Life and Work. New York, London and Paris: Attabras, 1991. You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
saxon degas Massimo Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 63 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: February 26, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Title Page: Title Page W.E.S Famous Artists Linda’s Grade 5 Class Edgar Degas By Saxon His/Her Life: His/Her Life Life Degas was a famous painter. He was born June 19, 1834 on Rue Saint George number 8 in Montmarte, France. Degas had two brothers, their names were: Archille and René Degas, they were born in 1838. He also had two sisters Marguerite and Thérèse. Degas` mother’s name was Célestine Muson and his father’s name was Pierre August Hyacinte Degas. Degas` father was a very wealthy banker. Degas was single through his life because he hated women, but strangely he always painted them. His family had a big influence on his art. They all loved art, especially his father. His father would sometimes take Degas to the Louvre, because his father knew that they both loved art. Degas’s family was very important to him after all they are the one’s that introduced him to art along with Monet and lots of other famous artists. Residence Degas lived in many places and saw lots of beautiful things during the time he was alive. He was born in Montmarte, France. Then he moved over to Paris, France where he watched the opera. After a few years there he moved to Lyons, France where he studied ballerinas. After Degas moved to Italy he studied Italian art. Then he moved to Rome where he saw the work of Michelangelo and Leonard da Vinci. After he went to Naples in Florence, where he painted portraits of the Bellelli family. Degas’s city had an influence on his art because he did lots of art shows and displays. Degas started art at Louise-le-Grand Elementary School. Finishing high school Degas started to attend the Louvre and the “Cabinet des Estampes.”His/Her Life: His/Her Life Training and Education Degas had lots of education in art especially from Monet. Degas started art with Jean Auguste Ingres. It was Jean who pointed Degas in the direction of classical art and clarity outline. He also took art classes at École des Beaux Arts but left in 1854 because he was bored with the academic course of study. He went to Italy and stayed there for 5 years. When he was in Italy he studied Italian and Renaissance art. Degas attended Barinas’s Studio for a few months. But then he went and built his own studio. One day when he was at the Louvre he met Monet and they became friends. Monet also taught Degas a little bit about art when Monet met him.His/Her Life: His/Her Life 1834 Degas was born this year. His mother was Célestine Muson , and his father was Pierre August Hyacinte Degas. His mother was born into Borninto Creole, a family from new Orleans. 1845 This year Degas started elementary school at Louis-le-Grand. He also started going to the Louvre with his father, because his father was an art and music lover. At the Louvre, Degas met the most important art collector Valpinçon, he is the owner of Ingres’s painting called “Bagniste”. 1847 This year Degas’s mother died. 1853 Finishing high school young Degas started to attend the Louvre and the Cabinet des Estempes. At the Bibliotéque Nationale in Paris. Degas copied great masters from the past. example: Durer, Mantegna, Rembrandt, Goya, Gitto, Paolo Uccello, Luca Signorelli, François Clouet, Hans Hbein. .His/Her Life: His/Her Life 1854 In this year Degas opened his first studio in his father’s apartment on “Rue Mondow, Paris but before that he spent a few months attending Barria’s studio. 1855 Introduced by Lamothe, Degas joined the school “École des Beaux-Arts”, but became bored with the academic course of study. Degas met Ingres this year when Ingres was 75 years old. 1856 Degas began going to Italy again. He also went to Rome, Naples and Florence altering with stays in Paris. He became a spectator at the Opera. This year he also started to paint the Bellelli cousins portraits in Florence.His/Her Life: His/Her Life 1857 He spent a season in Rome. He attended the Académie Français where he met Gustave Morceau. 1858 Degas traveled to Viterbo Orivieto, Perugia, Assisi and Florence, where he went to Machiavelli and Café Michelangelo. ART: The Bellelli Family. 1859 Eventually he returned to Paris. His models became more modern. EXAMPLE: Café Singers, Dancers, Orchestra Musicians, Washing and Ironing Women, Women Performing, Daily Personal Activities and Prostitutes, also dedicating himself to painting portraits of Family. ART: The Daughter of Jephthah.His/Her Life: His/Her Life 1860 ART: 1. Young Spartans Exercising 2. Semiramis Building Babylon 1862 At the Louvre Degas met and became friends with Monet. Monet introduced Degas to Monet’s circle of friends. 1865 Degas had an exhibit for the first time at the Salon. ART: 1. Medieval War Scene 2. A woman with Chrysanthemums.His/Her Life: His/Her Life 1866 Degas started to regularly attend the Café Guerbois, a popular place for activities and discussion against Academics. At the Salon he exhibited some racecourse pictures. ART: 1. Racehorses before the Grandstand 1867 ART: Joséphine Gaujelin 1868 ART: Mr. and Mrs. Edouard Monet 1869 As Monet’s guest on the ship Boulongne-sur-mer, Degas painted a series of seascapes. ART: 1. Beach with Sailing Boats 2. Portrait of Yves Gobillard-Morisat 3. Mademoiselle Dobigny 4. Sulking 5. A Woman IroningHis/Her Life: His/Her Life 1870 This year Degas began to get eye problems. The Franco-Prussian War started and Degas voluntarily joined the National Guard. As Degas’s commander he met a former school mate Rouart and they formed a life long friendship. At the Salon after the war Degas showed his portrait of Madame Camus ART: 1. At the races in the country 2. Madame Camus 3. The orchestra of the opera 1871 Degas went to the Opera, Ballet and started work on dancers. ART: Dance class 1872 In October Degas went to New Orleans with his brother Réné to see Archille who lives with their mother’s relatives. Degas stayed in Louisiana for 6 months. ART: 1. Seated Woman 2. At the Ballet 3. Dance Lesson 4. Children Siting Down in the House Door His/Her Life: His/Her Life 1873 Back in Paris Degas continued to meet impressionists at the Café de la nouvelle Athènes. And he returned to the studies of Dancers, washers, ironing maids and now taking interests in hat makers. ART: 1. Seated Dancer 2. The Pedicure 1913 Unfortunately Degas’s life came to an end on September 27th, 1913. This happened in Paris when he was 83. Lots of great things happened in Degas’s life, so he had lots of memories to die with. Artist’s Art: Artist’s Art His Art Degas painted and sculptured lots of things. Degas started in the Renaissance time, but changed to his modern time. During the time he lived it was the Franco-Prussian war. Degas used paint, pastels and he used bronze for his sculptures. When his vision began to get bad he used more colors and simplified compressions. (Simplified compressions mean simpler things that he painted.) Degas often worked in pastel especially in the 1880`s. In the 1870`s he got interested in Ballet. So he went to the Opera house to watch dance. The last 20 years of Degas’ life he lived alone, as a recluse. When he became almost blind he modeled sculptures so that he could feel the texture. Degas always loved drawing in pastel, although he mostly painted his pictures. He also liked to draw or paint: Families, Racecourse scenes, Performing women and Nude women. Artist’s Art: Artist’s Art When Degas painted nude women he only put one person in the picture. When he painted a family they were mostly together. ie: The Dancing Lesson ie: Dancers in Green ie: The False Start ie: Orchestra at the Opera Degas tried to paint: 1. Landscapes 2. Dancers 3. Racehorses 4. Nude Women Degas tried a lot of subjects because he was fascinated by a lot of things. Artist’s Art: Artist’s Art Fascinating Facts about Degas’ ART 1. Degas was an acknowledged master for drawing the human body while in motion. He was best known for paintings, drawings, bronze ballerinas and racehorses. 2. He took part in all but 1 of 8 impressionist exhibits between 1874 and 1886. 3. He produced over 300 pictures on the racecourse theme. 4. Over half of Degas’ art are ballerinas 5. Degas hated women, but he was strangely fascinated by the nude female. 6. He also loved to paint as if through the key hole, painting people to look like they didn’t know he was there. Degas painted a lot of paintings in his day. Accomplishments: Accomplishments His Accomplishments Degas accomplished a lot of paintings and sculptures while he was alive. Degas’ most famous painting is “Dance Class at the Opera.” Degas painted it in 1872. This painting is a perfect example of Degas’ fluid style. The painting is 32cm 46 cm and is oil on canvas. The painting now hangs in the Musée d’Orsay in Paris. Degas’ most famous sculpture is “ The Little Fourteen Year Old Dancer.” It was made from 1878 to 1881. This sculpture is made from bronze, gauze tutu and Satin ribbon. The height of the sculpture is 99 cm. The sculpture now belongs to the Norton Simon Art Foundation, in Pasadena. My favorite painting is “ The Dancing Lesson.” It was painted in 1874. This painting is oil on canvas, and is 85cm 75 cm. I like this painting because it is interesting, his use of color is amazing. I also like the way he made the ballerinas in the painting look so real that they look like they are in a photograph. In this painting it looks like everyone in the room is listening to the famous instructor, Louise Mérant, even though he is speaking to only one ballerina. Degas’ art is very realistic and every painting is SUPER! Conclusion: Conclusion Conclusion Degas’ art is so amazing that all the wonderful words in the world could not express it. Degas is very unique because he is one of the few people that could paint things while they were in motion. He also painted people to look like they could not see him! Degas was very interesting because he used so many different mediums, such as: oil paints, pastels, bronze, and pencils. It was a lot of fun studying Degas and it now makes me feel like I have known him all of my life. Saxon!Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Art Reproduction: Art Reproduction Portrait D’Hotense Edgar Degas Created by SaxonBibliography: Bibliography 1. CENTARO Orazio. << Degas’ Gallery/Biography>>. http://www. ocaiw.com/galleria_degas/index.php?gallery=bio: May 11, 2004. 2. SUTTON, Denys. Degas Life and Work. New York, London and Paris: Attabras, 1991.