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Analysis Of Still Life With Roses In A Fluted Vase

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The two works that I discovered at the The Philadelphia Museum of Art are Still Life with Roses in a Fluted Vase by Ignace-Henri-Jean Theodore Fantin-Latour. The medium that was used was oil on canvas and the size is 17.5 inches x 15 inches, which is located in Gallery 151, European Art 1850-1900. The other work of art is The Mad Dog by Rufino Tamayo and the medium that was used was oil on canvas and is 32 x 43 inches in size. This painting is located in Modern Art. These two pieces of art have similarities in form and differences as well. Form is what you physically see and not what you take from it. The two artist use the same work style of using oil on canvas, but in two completely different ways. Still Life with Roses in a Fluted Vase uses

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