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Exploring the Power of Portraits through History

Discover how portraits reflect emotions, personalities, and social classes across different periods in history. Learn how artists use visual likeness and expressions to capture the essence of their subjects.

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Exploring the Power of Portraits through History

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  1. HOBBIES CULTURE AGE EMOTIONS GENDER SOCIAL CLASS PERSONALITY BEAUTY OCCUPATION What is a portrait? ART SKILLS What can a portrait tell us? IMAGINATION RELATIONSHIP WITH ARTIST PERIOD IN HISTORY ETHNIC ORIGIN VISUAL LIKENESS EXPRESSION FASHION CHARACTER HEALTH

  2. Joan Boonstra– ‘The orthodox priest’ Used with permission of http://www.travel-pictures-gallery.net/pics/trans-siberia/trans-siberia-0008.jpg

  3. ‘Dani’

  4. Tim Brown – ‘Old Woman’ Used with permission of Tim Brown http://www.timbrownphotography.co.uk/images/reportage/old-woman.jpg

  5. Raymond Hettinger – ‘Romanesque embrace’ Used with permission of http://users.rcn.com/python/art/embrace.gif

  6. Pietre Bruegel – ‘Old Peasant’ Used with permission of http://gallery.euroweb.hu/art/b/bruegel/pieter_e/painting/old_peas.jpg

  7. Eugène Delacroix -‘A mad woman’ Used with permission of http://www.wga.hu/art/d/delacroi/1/104delac.jpg

  8. Dorrien – ‘Ian Rush’ Picture taken from Gathering the Jewels

  9. David Jones – ‘Portrait of a maker’ Used with permission of Mr. A. J. Hyne

  10. Victor Pasmore – ‘Girl at a curtain’ Used with permission of Marlborough Fine Art Ltd.

  11. Sir Cedric Morris – ‘Self portrait’ Used with permission of R.S. Davey

  12. Rembrandt – ‘Monk Reading’ Used with permission of http://www.mystudios.com/art/bar/rembrandt/rembrandt-monk-reading.jpg

  13. Frank Dicksee – ‘Romeo and Juliet’ Used with permission of Southampton City Council http://www.the-quill.com/TheCollectedWorks/Tragedies/RomeoAndJuliet/RelatedArt/Piccy9.htm

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