I will pay for the following essay View to the Amalfi Coast. The essay is to be 3 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.Helping along with his brother’s profe

I will pay for the following essay View to the Amalfi Coast. The essay is to be 3 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

Helping along with his brother’s profession as a glass engraver, young Carl had already demonstrated his skills in art. His talent in painting was later on discovered and enhanced when he also helped in the studio of another painter named Hilker. Finally, studying art with the best and the most popular artists in Denmark such as Peter Kristian Skoovgaard (“Carl Frederick” and “View from Amalfi Coast”), he was able to master his craft and develop his own distinct painting style. Eventually perfecting his craft, Aargaard exhibited his work for the first time in 1857, marking the beginning of his successful career in realism landscape painting. Unlike other artists during his time, Aargaard’s career took off immediately after his first exhibition. Thus, he was referred to as one of the most influential artists during the Copenhagen’s Golden Age. Until recently, one of Aargaard’s most famous paintings is the Amalfi Coast, which is one among the many landscape paintings he had created during his time (“Carl Frederick”). Using oil as a medium on a cloth as a canvass, this 50 by 71 centimeters work of art was among the most loved paintings of all time.

A combination of warm and cool colors is obvious in this particular painting of Aargaard. Yellow, orange, and brown are mixed along with blue and green. Using the genuine colors of nature emphasizes the reality that the painting would like to show off to its viewers. The different hues of yellow and green on the leaves make it appear more alive on the foreground. The non-living structures for which these leaves of what looks like bougainvillea enhances the color of the leaves due to its simpler monochromatic hues. The ocean and other structures in the background stay quiet as they do not show extremely different colors from the others. They blended together in a way that the weight of their colors does not go as far away from the others on the foreground. Apparently, as a