Introduction and conclusion

Introduction

Art is known for all of us to being characterised by lots of paintings, sculptures or buildings. It is full of beautiful creations from all ages. Art represents everything in our lives. In addition, it reflects the different ways of life humanity has had throughout the history. In spite of all these excellent facts, there are people that do not like art due to it is boring. It depends on our point of view but some of us can be shocked if we see a masterpiece. Moreover, there is an illness called Stendhal syndrome caused because of having seeing much beauty. Above all, art can be interesting, specially in periods such as Renaissance, Baroque or Post-impressionism with its related artists like Michelangelo, Bernini and Van Gogh.

Conclusion

Art is not tame. It has a wonderful world to discover characterised by wonderful masterpieces such as  the David by Michelangelo. Art has been changing continously as we can admire in different movements. In fact, Van Gogh was one of the most interesting artists of all times with his way of painting, brush-stroke by brush-stroke. Apart from contemporary periods, in Baroque, Bernini made sculptures more realistic due to he want to show the true mankind. Art does not have to be prejudged, has to be felt and respected.