Art Comparison: Paris Street, Rainy Day and Antibes' Afternoon Effect

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Introduction
Art expresses human creative skills and imagination in a visual form such as painting produced for beauty or emotional power. People can express their feelings or appreciation through a piece of art. This week's art comparison comprises Paris street, rainy day by Gustave Caillebotte, and Antibes' afternoon effect by Claude Monet. The Paris street; rainy day art was produced in Paris, France, in 1877, and oil on canvas material was used. The art has a size of 212.2cm by 276.2cm. On the other hand, the Antibes afternoon effect art was produced in the town of Antibes in 1888, and oil on canvas material was used. It has a size of 66cm by 82.5cm. Although the two pieces of art are from ancient times, they are unique in today's time and compare distinctively to each other.
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Oil on canvas material
The Paris street, rainy day, and Antibes afternoon effect arts are both done on oil on canvas material. The oil on canvas material is effective for art drawing since it allows for better painting and image portray. The arts appear as an authentic images taken by high magnification cameras due to the quality of the material used. Both arts are of high quality as the same material is used for production. Hence, it has been concluded that the oil on canvas material is better for art drawing as it produces high-quality images. The material is in use to date by different artists in the art industry.
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