This canvas painting is made by Henri Matisse and it is drawn using oil. This art style is sorta abstract because the other people around the boy is far away. I depict that the two other women are the teachers. And also is it just me or is that square object in the middle is a window? But when I look closer is abstracts me to thinking that its not.
This is another canvas painting but its done by a different artist named Susan Rothenberg. I felt as if these two paintings were both abstract. The painting is called
The Ponytail but it looks like the a women face in a side angle vision. Maybe the artist wanted to show a big picture of something but wanted us to figure out what stuck out the most; and maybe she is telling us that its the Ponytail.
Henri Matisse's known for his use of colour and his fluid and original draughtsmanship. Susan Rothenberg's style is a unique combination of representational and nonrepresentational traditions. She potrays not complete figures but fragments, but of representation that seem to surface like memories in a nonrepresentational painting. In the other hand, Henri shows the whole painting but makes is abstract.
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