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Date Posted: 11:24:31 12/19/01 Wed
Author: Konnie Echavarria
Subject: Re: Painting research
In reply to: Konnie Echavarria 's message, "Painting research" on 11:13:25 12/19/01 Wed

I do have to say that this research was very instructive. Not only did I learn about a new painting but I was also able to relate the painting with paintings from other painters. For example I was able to see how Raphael used the landscape as a way to show a sence of peace and harmony, the same way that Botticili used the view of the ocean and the color blue to give it a sence of peace.

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