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 Marino
Tartaglia: Selfportrait, 1917. |
Vermeer Van Delft:
Girl with Pearl Earring, 1665. |
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describe the colours in these paintings once again:
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Tartaglia: according to hue,
we see yellow, orange, red, purple, white, and black colours (basic,
derived, and non-colours). The colours donīt have shades.
According to saturation, they are vivid
and intense. The complementary pair
yellow - purple is present. The warm - cold contrast
is used among the colours. The colours are modulated
- where there is a shadow, they are cold; where there is a light, they
are warm.
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Vermeer: according to hue, we see blue, orange, white, and black colours (basic, derived, and non-colours). The colours have shades in smooth transitions (modelation) by which they create an illusion of light, shadow, and the roundness. There is a lot of brown shade. According to saturation, the colours are pale. The light - dark contrast is used among the colours, especially between the black and white colours on the collar, the eyes and the earring. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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