Literal- A famous Japanese painting of a stormy sea, one prodomanently huge wave
Abstract- Uses a golden section, Japanese philosophy says that the water element (sui) represents the flowing, ever changing things in the world, so this could embody an event or phenomenon
Cultural- Possibly the most famous Japanese painting, called 'The Great Wave'. It captures motion very well.
Literal- A painting of a rural landscape setting
Abstract- The painting seems intricate and alive, It almost has more detail captured than aan actual photograph, the setting shows horses and a carriage wading through a river, quite a romantic scene
Cultural- A famous painting by John Constable, a famous English treasure
Literal- A woman depicted leavng her painting for a smoking break
Abstract- Breaks the boundaries of the canvas and plays on the fact people often take breaks from their jobs for fag breaks
Cultural- This is a Banksy artwork and his work usually uses a satirical feature
Literal- A rocky landscape filled with a concentration of people and a skyward beam of light
Abstract- Maybe a supernatural message or congreational event, a religious scene
Cultural- This is an intricate masterpiece, amazingly painted, I think this refers to the story of Moses from the Bible
Literal- A pointilism and ink-dashed picture of a crying eye
Abstract- A fundemental expression of emotion
Cultural- Roy Lichtenstein' style is a comic book inspired pointillism approach, this is one of his most famous
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