Conclsuion

Question 1

What did Frederick McCubbin first begin?

Answer 1

In conclusion, Frederick McCubbin, as seen in ‘Lost’, first began by following the critical nationalistic pioneering pictures and style that was appropriate to the taste of his upper middle class patrons.

Question 2

What changed him?

Answer 2

However, as he experienced the overseas trip, he began to step away from the narrative artworks but towards a more modern, animated light and colour painting. This is represented in ‘Williamstown’ as his perspective of Australia dramatically changed.

Question 3

Last sentence about him?

Answer 3

Frederick McCubbin is an artist in which his artworks reflects the changes and development he had as an artists and the views of the world around him

Question 4

INtro:

Answer 4

Artworks reflect the artist’s cultural world through their techniques, symbols/images, composition and colours. Their perspective of the world around them is portrayed in their artworks, where the audience views them and responds. Frederick McCubbin is an australian artists hat clearly demonstrates this in his artworks, lost and willliamstown.

Question 5

What is the structure of the essay?

Answer 5

1. intro
2. bio
3. explain his majority of artwork/aus
4. Description of Lost
5. Signs/symbols of lost
6. influence of lost
7. Description of Williamstown
8. change and influence of williamstown for him
9. conclusion