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The Evolution Of Portrait. By : Kemoy Waugh. 

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Presentation Title:
The Evolution Of Portrait

Definition of Portrait Art. Portrait art is a style of painting, drawing, or photography that focuses on representing a person, usually highlighting their face and expression. Portrait art aims to capture the subject’s likeness, personality, and mood, often reflecting their character or status. This art form has been used for centuries to showcase individuals, convey emotions, and tell stories through visual representation.. 

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Portrait art is a style of painting, drawing, or photography that focuses on representing a person, usually highlighting their face and expression. Portrait art aims to capture the subject’s likeness, personality, and mood, often reflecting their character or status. This art form has been used for centuries to showcase individuals, convey emotions, and tell stories through visual representation.

What is the purpose of portrait art. Portrait art is a type of artwork that shows a person’s face or body. Its main purpose is to capture and express the identity, personality, and emotions of the subject. Portraits can tell stories about the person depicted, revealing who they are and how they feel. Artists can use different styles and techniques to highlight various features and characteristics, making each portrait unique. Additionally, portrait art serves as a way to preserve memories and celebrate individuals, ensuring that their legacy is remembered through time.. 

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Portrait art is a type of artwork that shows a person’s face or body. Its main purpose is to capture and express the identity, personality, and emotions of the subject. Portraits can tell stories about the person depicted, revealing who they are and how they feel. Artists can use different styles and techniques to highlight various features and characteristics, making each portrait unique. Additionally, portrait art serves as a way to preserve memories and celebrate individuals, ensuring that their legacy is remembered through time.

Thesis of portrait art. Thesis portrait art is a type of art that shows a person’s face or figure in a detailed way. It usually focuses on capturing the subject’s expression, personality, and mood. Artists use different styles and techniques, like paint, charcoal, or even photographs, to create these portraits. This art form can tell stories about the person being portrayed, highlighting their unique features and emotions. It's often used in schools or galleries to discuss the importance of identity, culture, and human connection.. 

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Thesis portrait art is a type of art that shows a person’s face or figure in a detailed way. It usually focuses on capturing the subject’s expression, personality, and mood. Artists use different styles and techniques, like paint, charcoal, or even photographs, to create these portraits. This art form can tell stories about the person being portrayed, highlighting their unique features and emotions. It's often used in schools or galleries to discuss the importance of identity, culture, and human connection.

Artist Leonarddo da vinci classical and renaissance portraiture (1503). 

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Artist Leonarddo da vinci classical and renaissance portraiture (1503)

Leonardo da Vinci was a famous artist and thinker from the High Renaissance period. One of his most well-known works is the "Mona Lisa," painted around 1503. In this artwork, he used innovative techniques to show realistic details in the human body and faces. Da Vinci was skilled at creating soft transitions between colors and shapes, a method known as sfumato. He also paid close attention to perspective, making his scenes look three-dimensional. Da Vinci's paintings are known for their psychological depth, making viewers feel a connection to the characters. He learned a lot during his training with Andrea del Verrocchio and spent time studying human anatomy and light. His work remains influential even today because of these groundbreaking techniques and ideas.

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REMbrandt van rijn barque and rococo portraits (1665-1669). 

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REMbrandt van rijn barque and rococo portraits (1665-1669)

Rembrandt van Rijn was a famous artist from the Baroque period. His artwork, "Self-Portrait with Two Circles," shows strong contrasts of light and shadow, making it stand out. He captured deep emotions, focusing more on the person's character rather than their social rank. This style brings a sense of realism to his paintings, making viewers connect with the subjects.

A painting of a person holding a wooden board

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ELISABETH VIGEE LE BRUN ROMATICISM TO REALISM
18TH-19TH CENTURY. 

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ELISABETH VIGEE LE BRUN ROMATICISM TO REALISM
18TH-19TH CENTURY

Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun was a famous painter known for her beautiful portraits. Her work, "Self-Portrait in a Straw Hat," shows her talent during the shift from the Rococo style to Romanticism. She painted women not just as objects of beauty but as intelligent and graceful figures. Through her art, she captured the strength and depth of women's character in a changing world.

MODERNISM & 20TH EXPERIMENTATION
PABLO PICASSO – PORTRAIT OF DORA MAAR. 

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MODERNISM & 20TH   EXPERIMENTATION
PABLO PICASSO – PORTRAIT OF DORA MAAR

A painting of a person with a large nose

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CONTEMPORARY PORTRAITURE
Kahinde wiley. Kehinde Wiley is a contemporary artist famous for his large portraits of African Americans posed in classic styles. His work reclaims portrait art to highlight underrepresented people and often includes social messages. Wiley uses digital media and embraces a Neo-Baroque style, promoting diversity in art.. 

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Kehinde Wiley is a contemporary artist famous for his large portraits of African Americans posed in classic styles. His work reclaims portrait art to highlight underrepresented people and often includes social messages. Wiley uses digital media and embraces a Neo-Baroque style, promoting diversity in art.

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SOURCES. JSTOR or EBSCOhost via your college library.Museum websites (.org), like:https://www.metmuseum.orghttps://www.nationalgallery.org.ukhttps://www.artic.edu - Search. 

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