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Title: Compare and contrast Hokusai's Tuning the Samisen and Rembrandt van Rijn's Eliezer and Rebecca at ...
Post by: jc611 on Feb 2, 2021

Question 1

Windsor McCay's Little Nemo in Slumberland is an example of a __________.
◦ comic
◦ graphic novel
◦ receptive drawing
◦ preliminary study

Question 2

Compare and contrast Hokusai's Tuning the Samisen and Rembrandt van Rijn's Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well. Discuss how cultural differences affected their execution.
Title: Compare and contrast Hokusai's Tuning the Samisen and Rembrandt van Rijn's Eliezer and Rebecca at ...
Post by: lorealeza77 on Feb 2, 2021

Answer 1

comic

Answer 2

The ideal answer should include:
1. Hokusai uses a brush and calligraphic ink, which are traditional in Japanese art, to depict a figure playing an instrument.
2. The use of a liquid medium and a flexible brush creates expressive and bold contour lines in a complete work of art.
3. Rembrandt uses ink, gouache, and a pen to create a spontaneous, quick composition, which was most likely a study for a painting and not intended as a final artwork.
4. Rembrandt uses cross-hatching and brown washes of ink to suggest shadow and spatial depth, and he applies white gouache to create areas of light.
Title: Re: Compare and contrast Hokusai's Tuning the Samisen and Rembrandt van Rijn's Eliezer and Rebecca a
Post by: KATIE YARBROUGH on Mar 1, 2022
Thank you
Title: Re: Compare and contrast Hokusai's Tuning the Samisen and Rembrandt van Rijn's Eliezer and Rebecca a
Post by: Skylar Burleson on Sep 18, 2022
thank you