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What are artists influenced by?
Lots.. artists can be influenced by the things around them for inspiration like objects or people.. memories or things they feel. Others are influenced by art movements or othewr artists
Michelangelo's early works were influenced by his study of what other artist?
Yes, the early work of Michelangelo was influenced by the study of the other artists.
How did matisse influence other artists?
He influenced them because he has very specific, colorful paintings!
What other artists have been influenced by Michael Jacksons music and dance and how?
Chris brown
Michelangelos early works were influenced by a study of what other artists?
giotto and masaccio (.apex)
Who Or what influenced the work of Pablo Picasso?
his dad and lots of other artists influenced pablo Picasso to reach the fame that he reached today
What were Michelangelo's early works were influenced by his study of what other artists?
Michelangelo's early works were influenced by his study of the works of Florentine artists such as Giotto and Masaccio. These artists helped shape Michelangelo's style and understanding of composition, form, and perspective in his own works.
What other artists is Frida Kahlo associated with?
frida kahlo influenced Yasumasa Marimura and i also think she might of influenced Diego rivera
Why wasn't Michael Jackson influenced by Elvis?
Michael just wasn't impressed by him. He did not grow up listening to, watching and studying Elvis like he did with the other artists who influenced him.
What artists influenced Mary Cassatt?
Edgar Degas, and to some extent the other impressionists. Also Japanese prints.
What are Justin Bieber's musical examples?
He is influenced by Michael Jackson and BoyzIIMen. They, including other artists like Usher, inspire him.
What literary current belongs 'the house of Bernarda Alba'?
"The House of Bernarda Alba" belongs to the literary current of Spanish realism, specifically to the theatrical subgenre known as poetic realism. This play by Federico García Lorca reflects the social and cultural reality of Spain during the early 20th century, exploring themes of oppression, societal expectations, and the role of women in a patriarchal society.
