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Art History tin Wilde G every last(predicate)ery Paper      closely walking through the gallery the only piece that stood step to the fore to me was John       Wildes piece "A Tribute to the Rubber Stamp 7" a silver point on paper. The piece itself has a really sincere composition that contains a business deal coming into the rascal from the       left gradient about about a third of the way up the page. The branch has a shirt on with a pinstripe jacket over it. On the right side of the page is a six banded armadillo with a snail with wings. These animals argon placed in the right third of the page. nookie thehand is very light mountain forms that peaks right above the hand and slowly slopes down to pretty frequently the center of the page and flows clean flat and parallel with the hand. The mountains are the only thing with a understanding of food colour in the piece, they are washed with a very shrewd brown wash. The only other thing that has any sense of color is the       armadillos shadow and thats extremely minimal.          The armadillo and snail seem to be pretty much proportioned properly except that the armadillos tail is a little to long and the guts side of the nail is too big. I think the wings that are on the rachis of the snail looks exactly like the Detroit Red travel emblem, minus the color.           Everything seems to be drawn graphicly except for the mountains that are drawn plumb loose. The palm of the hand has very good detail and it looks fairly existent       even without any shading. The armadillo and snail are drawn very well, theres a good      amount of detail like the tiny hairs that come out of the front of the armadillos she right under      its face, and the scale of the armadillo are are very good.           The mountains split the composition and give the piece a background and a      foreground. The way the mountains go through the page makes the background go back into          space and the foreground come forward even though all it is, is wide open white space.      another things the mountains do is take your nitty-gritty from the left side of the page and slowly           guides them to the right side, the hand to a fault aids the composition in this almost pointing you           towards the right side of the page towards the animals.