The purpose of this writing task is to draw
your attention to the close relationship between classification and comparison
/ contrast essays. You will need to use structures you learnt when studying
both to complete your essay. Read the introduction to an essay classifying
painters below, which you can use, do your research and complete the essay:
I.Introduction:
The
desire to portray events and depict the world around in the form of visual
art dates back to the cave paintings in France and the rock paintings of the
Aborigines. Since that time, many gifted individuals have provided humanity
with immortal masterpieces that we enjoy hundreds of years after their
creation. We still appreciate Picasso’s Guernica, Van Gogh’s Sunflowers and
Leonardo’s Mona Lisa – or La Giaconda – and we will continue to do so. Yet
there are many different kinds of painters and they can be classified in many
different ways two of which are the school of painting they belong to and their
subject matter.
II. First developmental paragraph:
Criterion: the school of painting
Examples: the Impressionists, the Expressionists, Cubic Painters
Points
to compare and contrast: you will need to do your
research to discover these points.
Websites:
The
Impressionists:
The
Expressionists:
Cubic
Painters:
III. Second developmental paragraph:
Criterion: subject matter – portrait, landscape, still-life, abstract and the
like.
Examples: Jonathan Yeo, John Constable, George Claire
Points
to compare and contrast: you will need to do your
research to discover these points.
Websites:
Jonathan
Yeo
John
Constable:
George
Claire:
IV.
Conclusion:
In your conclusion, discuss the importance of painting in adding colour to our lives and contributing to happiness.
Seeking beauty is an inherent feature of human beings
Refer to my second blog, The Essay
Archive, for sample essays: https://theessayarchive.blogspot.com.tr/
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