Light And Dark In Rembrandt's Works
On the other side of Rembrandt’s works, basically he used the light to create a strong contrast between light and dark in his drawing, painting. The light and dark in his works often go alternate or the light just focus on one direction to catch people attention at the points that he wanted to express. In my opinion, the ways that Rembrandt showed the light and dark in his painting can express a quiet moments, and deeply inside people heart. Whenever I looked at his art works, it can bring me a feeling of sadness, but also strong. After I looked at the light point in his painting, I also pay close attention to the dark side. Even it has a darker side, but Rembrandt still have most of the detail in that areas. Basically, most of Rembrandt’s works were followed by the Feldman’s format. Rembrandt always carefully, clearly show the Feldman’s format in his works like description, analysis, interpretation. The ways he discovering what is in his works, the subject and the color are very catch people attention. Besides that, the ways he analysis his art also very intelligence and organize. I believe most of his works have the meaning, story, and specially emotion behind it. Again, in my opinion, the theme in his panting can expressed
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However most of his major work were focus on self- portraits and describe the feeling of the characters’ feeling. Rembrandt was also famous by oil painting and carvings. Rembrandt Van Rijn said “choose only one master- nature” or he also said “I cannot paint the way they want me to paint and they know that too.” Basic on the two quotes that he had said, we can tell that he tried to make his works as naturalistic as he can. He would draw what he saw, the way he feel and understand. He could not paint what people what people expected him to do. To me, that is a reason all of his works considered to be very
However most of his major work were focus on self- portraits and describe the feeling of the characters’ feeling. Rembrandt was also famous by oil painting and carvings. Rembrandt Van Rijn said “choose only one master- nature” or he also said “I cannot paint the way they want me to paint and they know that too.” Basic on the two quotes that he had said, we can tell that he tried to make his works as naturalistic as he can. He would draw what he saw, the way he feel and understand. He could not paint what people what people expected him to do. To me, that is a reason all of his works considered to be very