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A painting of a landscape might include objects like  manner of expression (style) is so unique that we can
                              the sky, mountains, water, trees, grasses and more. It  instantly distinguish between paintings by Van Gogh,
                              will also contain the basics of foreground, mid-ground  Renoir, Constable or Pierneef.
                              and background as well as artistic concepts like   A house, church or government building have
                              perspective, harmony, balance, etc. These elements  distinctive and recognizable features because they are
                              make up the form of the landscape painting.  mostly built to fit a certain pattern, prescribed set of
                                Landscape paintings by Van Gogh are completely  rules, structural unity or shape.
                              different from the work of John Constable, Renoir or   That is the form of the building and the form or
                              JH Pierneef. Each artist developed their own unique  shape of a building can clearly indicate the difference
                              way of painting and although the medium (paint) and  between a house, a church or cluster housing.
                              subject (landscape) are the same, the end results are   The style will be the distinctive mode of expression
                              very different.                             that can indicate an era or timeframe, locality or
                                Besides being different, their work has distinctive  specific architect, i.e. Victorian, Tudor, or Baroque,
        Painting by Van Gogh,
        Constable, Renoir and Pierneef.  characteristics that make it recognizable. Their  etc.































        Government building                  Form: House            Style: Victorian   Form: Church        Style: Victorian















        Cluster housing                      Form: House              Style: Tudor   Form: Church            Style: Tudor





        The form of the house on the left is a double storey in
        a very informal “do-it-yourself” style. It is clearly situated
        in a rural setting with wide open spaces around it. The
        area around the house seems very dry with sparse
        vegetation.
        The house on the right is also a double storey form,
        but in a Victorian style. It is situated in an urban area
        with more temperate climatic conditions.
        Both houses need some maintenance work!

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