Museum Visit

This is a brochure of all the paintings that they had going on during this time period.

This is a selfie of me at the Nave Museum

This description is about the painting that has a man sitting on a burro in the forest.
The name of the artist is Simon Michael.
The name of the artwork is "A Man Sitting on a Burro"
The time period of this art work would be the second half of the 20th century
The media used her was Oil on Canvas
The physical description of the art work would be that the piece is impressionistic and it has a man how is sitting on his burro while there are some goats who are grazing in the corner of the picture in a forest
What interested me about this piece was that whenever I got up real close it just seemed chaotic and nothing but many different sticks and blotches of random paint. But as a stepped back look at the painting it was absolutely breathe taking as it came to being. I found this very interesting and decided to keep doing it over and over again because I couldn't get over how cool it was.
When I saw this piece it made me become relaxed, all of the songs relax me for the day, but it was so beautiful that I decided to stay a little bit and just look at it to see the master piece of others.
There is no story behind the painting. The only thing would be a story behind would be that he absolutely loved the coast because he never saw and experienced waves before.

The first photo is the picture of an artwork noted as Market Day
 The name of the artist stays the same as it is Simon Michael.
The time period of this art piece remains the same as the and it is around the second half of the 19th century
The media used in this painting was Acrylic on Canvas.
The physical description of this piece is also impressionistic and also I wanted to say that it was very beautiful. The vividness of the colors was so great that you could actually believe that you were in the painting and actually participating in the market day. The physical description about how great it was influenced me to love it. I have not ever seen painting that were so real and that is why it interested me. This artwork made me feel excited, festive, and longing to out and experience these places for my self.
The only story behind this would be his personal travels to other countries and just drawing what ever he saw. And this would be one of the times.


Thanks,
Greg