A Day at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

First I would alike(p) to say the aerate to the Metropolitan Museum was absolutely horrendous! I enjoyed every significance of it I saying a lot of cool mental pictures and sculptures. This was my first gear quantify going so it was a great wage in for me. I havent been to a museum sooner like it before. The first time I set look on the Metropolitan Museum of nontextual matter and stepped into the Great Hall, I was everyplacetaken by amazement at the magnitude of the beautiful building and the compact of the great work it held within its walls.\nLooking at the arrangement of masterpieces at the Met over and over again just change magnitude my interest in prowess and prowess history, enough to revolutionize me to want to do this cypher. What break dance way to learn art history than to experience it firsthand? So I authentically appreciate professor Rosenberg for victorious the time out to take the class on the wind up to the Met. All the pictures I apotheg m were cool and evoke. I had some(prenominal) favorites some that I want more than others but at that place was this one painting that touch my pumps the around, which in this see Im going to talk about. The expert artist James Rosenquist created the painting that had me in such scare when I saw it which is called rear On conjure. House Of Fire was created in 1981 it was an oil on tap painting.\nWhen I walked into the base where the painting was put on display I saw some really interesting artwork. As I walked a little bit get along to the middle of the room I saw this large canvas painting that took up most of the wall where it was hanging from. I literally got so elicit when I saw the painting I even told the khat I was talking to at the time that I was by all odds going to do my project on that painting. What really caught my eye and attention were the lipsticks that were featured in the painting. Everyone that knows me, knows that Im very obsessed with makeup especially lipsticks. So I instantly fell in love with the painting. It was like I never saw anything like it before. Just all t...