trompe l’oeil “ to trick the eye”
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Trompe L’oeil “ To trick the eye”. Lienzos de fruta, Juan S an chez Cot an, 1602. Optical Illusion Appear to be 3-D Started in Ancient Roman Art. Some Rules of Trompe L’oeil. Edward Collier, 1699. No visible lines or brush strokes Transparent shadows One light source. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Trompe L’oeil“To trick the eye”
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Lienzos de fruta, Juan Sanchez Cotan, 1602
Optical Illusion
Appear to be 3-D
Started in Ancient Roman Art
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Edward Collier, 1699
No visible lines or brush strokes
Transparent shadows
One light source
Some Rules of Trompe L’oeil
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William Harnett, 1886
To Truly Trick the Eye…
Objects must be contained inside picture plane
Things must be life sized and not stick up too far off the picture plane
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Samuel van Hoogstraten, 1664
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Photorealism
Not quite trompe l’oeil…
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You know you are looking at a painting, not real life.
Ralph Goings, 1980
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Ralph Goings, 1980
Most popular in American Art starting in the 1960s.
Artists openly embraced painting based on photographs for the first time.
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Ralph Goings, 2006
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Audrey Flack, 1974
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Audrey Flack, 1972
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J.D. Hillberry
Graphite Drawing
Beautifully rendered
No lines
Reflective surfaces
Smooth gradations
Transparent shadows
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M.C. Escher