Male Portrait Drawing in 10 Minutes

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Free video about portrait drawing. This free video was created for you by http://epsos.de and can be used for free under the creative commons license with the attribution of epSos.de as the original author of this portrait drawing video. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !! A portrait is a representation of the face of a person. The drawing, a painting or photograph the means used to achieve more of a portrait. Called portrait the art form that encompasses the set of artworks that describe the physical appearance of a character. Subgenres are the portrait and caricature. Portraits fulfill different functions. Portraits of leaders in politics often used as a symbol of the state. In most countries it is common protocol who has a portrait of the head of state in all public buildings. If abuses such portraits can be a symptom of a personality cult. There is also the desire to perpetuate the memory of a person and create a historical picture of the principal. There were artists who practiced extensively and almost exclusively portraits and civilizations whole portrait that rejected as "figure taken from nature". The portrait, a genre seemingly modest, it requires an immense intelligence (...) When I see a good picture, I feel the great effort by the artist to see, first, what is before him, and then to guess what is hidden (...) A good picture always seems like a dramatized biography, or rather as the natural drama inherent in every human being. We can speak in this case portrait intentional. When this type of picture you connect a set of values ​​that unite the individual image, often in the religious sphere, we speak of "symbolic portrait." A second stage is the portrait which, although not yet representation resembles the individual subject, they present a number of elements that represent generic confined to a certain category of individuals, facilitating identification (eg attributes particular description of costumes, objects related to the subject or their social class, etc.): the portrait typological often accompanied by the registration of the name. To speak of an authentic portrait individualization there must be a character from the imitation of individual characteristics, not other devices. This is the portrait fisonómica, which consists of two layers related to: the performance characteristics of somatic and psychological research of the expression of the individual. The last step was the result of fixing the effigy moral judgment about the person portrayed, by selecting a particular attitude that fix, a gesture, an expression. This is what makes an artist who has not seen or has known the individual who wants to portray and tries on the basis of the information it has and its sensitivity to recreate it, follow the physiognomy, whether in psychology, according to the concept that has formed on such a specific personality. Typical is the case of portraits of great figures from the past which has not been transmitted image. Since such images are the result of the invention and the circumstances of that time were made, it is common to have the same historical personality is very different portraits reconstructed. The roots of the portrait dates back to prehistoric times, unfortunately few traces remain of those moments. In the art of the ancient civilizations of the Fertile Crescent there are numerous representations of gods, kings and emperors, but tend to be very naturalistic portraits and highly stylized. Among the early portraits of civilians are the funerary portraits have been preserved thanks to the dry climate of the Faiyum Governorate in Egypt. They are the only paintings of the Roman era have survived to this day, apart from frescos. The art of portraiture was descloure in Roman sculptures, which asked portraits realistic portraits, although not favored. During the fourth century, the portrait gave ground in favor of the idealization of the appearance of the portrait. Realistic portraits reappeared during the Middle Ages, in Burgundy and France. The Renaissance marked a turning point in the history of portraiture. In part for the low interest in the natural world and partly by the high interest in the cultures classics of the ancient Greece and Rome. The first pictures of the story were sculptures. The same stages that accompany the evolution of the production of a child portrait from production to adulthood are also in the history of art. The human skulls found in Jericho, where the shots are recreated with plaster and eyes with shells, expressed the desire to rebuild the person of the deceased, but they are portraits fully intentional, as they are linked schemes entirely generic, despite the help the underlying bone structure. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !!