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| Color expert Dan Bartges is author of the book, "Color is Everything" (www.coloriseverything.net). Visit his website at www.danbartges.com. |
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| Assignment 4 In A Series Of 10 | ||||||||||||
| ANSWERS TO DECEMBER'S STUDENT QUESTIONS |
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| Elisabeth-Louise Vigee-Lebrun (French; 1755–1842). The Comte de Vaudreuil, 1784. Oil on canvas; 52" x 38.875". Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond. Gift of Mrs. A. D. Williams. Photo: Katherine Wetzel. ©Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. |
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| Color scheme: Tetrad | ||||||||||||
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| Dan Bartges. Green Frog. Oil study. | ||||||||||||
| Color scheme: Analogous | ||||||||||||
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Question 1: What color scheme did I use to paint Green Frog? Answer 2: The artist used a tetrad (two pairs of complementary colors), including orange with blue and red with green. (Green is on the chair's armrest and back.) Question 3: Why do you think Elizabeth-Louise Vigee-Lebrun became a portrait painter? Answer 3: Her father, Louis Vigée, was a portrait painter. He gave her some early instruction as a painter, but died when she was 12. |
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