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• Vermeer's piece is more painterly, and Homer's piece is smooth.
• Homer's piece is more painterly, and Vermeer's piece is smooth.
• Vermeer's piece does not use proper proportions, and Homer's does.
• Nothing, they look exactly alike.
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The major difference between Johannes Vermeer's and Winslow Homer's "Milk Maids" is:
• Vermeer's piece is more painterly, and Homer's piece is smooth.
Vermeer's work often features rich textures and a sense of depth, while Homer's style is known for its smoother, more polished surface.
In Delacroix's work "Lion and Tortoise," the side-by-side placement of the lion and the tortoise illustrates the principle of Scale. This principle refers to the size relationships between the elements in a composition, and in this case, the contrasting sizes of the lion and the tortoise emphasize the differences in their scale and significance within the artwork.
In "A Storm - Prospero, Miranda, and Caliban Spy," Thomas Jones creates a mood of human insignificance by:
• He made the landscape very large compared to the people.
This use of scale suggests that the characters are small and vulnerable within the vastness of nature, emphasizing their insignificance in the face of the stormy, dramatic landscape.
Chuck Close worked in the style of art known as Photorealism. This style emphasizes the use of accurate proportions and details to create hyper-realistic artworks that closely resemble photographs.
The principle of design that refers to the size of an object or detail in relation to either the entire work or to the other details immediately around it is Scale.
