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Cynthia Chicas & Janessa Pimentel Period 1. //Frida Kahlo Self-portrait//

//Oil on masonite// //October 1938// //Albright-Knox Art Gallery//

//Mla Citation// //Self-portrait 1938, Frida Kahol// //[] Web. October 5, 2010//

//"In October 1938, Frida staged her first one-woman exhibition at the Levy Gallery in New York.// //In the crowd of spectators A. Conger Goodyear, president of the// //Museum of Modern Art in New York,// //spotted a painting he just had to have "–// Fulang-Chang and I.

I think this self-portrait of Frida Kahol Is the next target of Lamont Shateau's because it this particular self-portrait has a monkey. She was a first one women exhibition. This portrait catches the eye of the public.

Joseph Mallord William Turner

Oil on canvas about 1799, Tate Gallery

Mla Citation Self Portrait 1799, William Turner [] Web. October 5, 2010

"This self-portrait appears to date from around 1799 when Turner was about twenty-four years old. It was possibly intended to mark an important moment in his career, his election as an Associate of the Royal Academy. Despite his relative youth, Turner had already made a name for himself as an original, accomplished painter with the technical abilities of someone more mature. He had been described in the newspapers as an artist who ‘seems thoroughly to understand the mode of adjusting and applying his various materials’ and ‘their effect in oil or on paper is equally sublime’. "

I think this self-portrait of William Turner isthe next target of Lamont Shateau's because in this particular because even though he was young his name was always known. It would bring you more publicity from younger people. Egon Schiele (Austrian, 1890–1918) Watercolor, gouache, and pencil on paper

Mla Citation Self Portrait,1918, Egon Schiele [] Web. October 5, 2010

"Egon Schiele's career was short, intense, and amazingly productive. Before succumbing to influenza in 1918 at the age of twenty-eight, he created over three hundred oil paintings and several thousand works on paper. The human figure provided Schiele with his most potent subject matter for both paintings and drawings. The self-portraits of his large series of watercolors and paintings produced between 1910 and 1918—of which this one is a prime example—are searing, psychologically complex images. The emaciated, tortured figure of the artist, bony and angular, bristles with an inner tension made visible by the agitated pencil line and painted white surrounding aura. Schiele stares wildly, his large, dark eyes glaring menacingly, his mouth open, and his shock of hair standing on end. In a pose suggestive of the crucified Christ, his arm is thrust out awkwardly and bent sharply at the elbow. Color is limited to shades of brown, with only certain areas of the body (mouth, nipples, navel, and genitals) tinted red."

I think this self-portrait of Egon Schiele isthe next target of Lamont Shateau's because in this particular Portriat Egon's body language has certain edge to it. He also had expirence. The details this Portrait has is possibly assured that no other will be similar to it.

Miguel Alvarez Trevor Mitchell Period 3

Edward Steichen American, Paris, 1901 Gum bichromate print Location: Getty Museum Los Angeles, California

MLA Cipatation://Self-portrait// 1901 Edward Stecichen Getty Museum Web. 5 October 2010 []

This remarkable self prortait was made by the younge artist Edward Steichen. He made this sel portrait through a photoghraph taken by Fred Hollad Day. What Steichen did to make this is tht when he got the photograph, he purposely made it dark to add a mysterios appereince.

I think that this self-portrait should be put under protection because of its realistic appereince and mysterious darkness.

Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853–1890) Oil on canvas; 16 x 12 1/2 in. (40.6 x 31.8 cm) The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Bequest of Miss Adelaide Milton de Groot (1876–1967), 1967 (67.187.70a) MLA Cipatation: //Self-Portrait// Vincent van Gogh The Metropolitan Muesuem of Art Web. 5 October 2010 []
 * Self-Portrait with a Straw Hat (verso: The Potato Peeler)**, 1885

This painting was made by the famous Vincent van Gogh in 1885. It's titled Straw Hat and it's famouse for its absrtact art use of oil paints.

I think this paint should be protected because of its unique use of abstract art.

Edward Hagedorn American, 1902-1982 Oil and India ink on canvas 14-3/8 x 11 in. (36.5 x 28.0 cm) Norton Simon Museum, The Blue Four Galka Scheyer Collection P.1953.267 © Denenberg Fine Arts, Inc.

He attended the Sab Fransico School Of Fine Arts for a little bit. This isself portrait is kind of absract. Edward's style was very popular and suscessfull. In 1926, while Hagedorn was still honing his craft, Galka Scheyer, dealer and champion of European modernism, made a very influential exhibition at the Oakland Art Gallery on the artists known as the "Blue Four".

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Sabrina Moran Kimberly Chaidez Period. 5 Nadar French, about 1863 Albumen print

3 7/16 x 2 3/16 in. 84.XC.873.5906 //Self-Portrait.1863.Gettey Musuem.5 October 2010. []// Nadar painted this self portrait becuase, he thought that the ballon might attract more paying spectators to the ballon ascensions he staged. Nadar used the back of this painting to write a note urging his assistants to make a certain Madame Grandet at home in his studio.
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I think this painting should be protected because its a very creative image.

[|Joseph Ducreux] French, before 1783 Oil on canvas 45 x 35 in. 71.PA.56

//Self-Portrait// 1783. Gettey Musuem. 5 October 2010 []
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Joseph Ducreux was into the study of physiognomy and usually used his own features as a convenient. He also made exaggerated self-portraits throughout his career.

i think they would want to steal this painting because its very humorous and different.

[|Andy Warhol] American, 1981 - 1982 Polaroid polacolor 3 3/4 x 2 7/8 in. 98.XM.5.2

//Self-Portrait// 1981-1982//.// Gettey Musuem. 5 October 2010 []
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Andy Warhol Painted this because he admired the boys to spent their lifes trying to complete girls,So Andy Modeled as a Women For This Self Portrait.

I think the theif would want to steal this painting because its unusual and not common like other paintings.