#paulallen

iKonoPlast Magazine numero 58 – In sommario: i 50 anni di Microsoft; horror, spettri e politica al Far East Festival; le recensioni dei film “Ho visto un re”, “Nottefonda”, “Europa Centrale”, “n-Ego”; Nuovo Cinema Ribellione. Tutti i numeri della rivista gratis su http://www.ikonoplast.com / sul canale Youtube https://youtu.be/LGR4baa1-4

A Microsoft! Fundada em 1975 por Bill Gates e Paul Allen, a Microsoft se tornou uma das maiores empresas de tecnologia do mundo e mudou a forma como usamos computadores e dispositivos eletrônicos.

Desde o início, a Microsoft se concentrou no desenvolvimento de software e sistemas operacionais, incluindo o famoso MS-DOS e o Windows. O Windows se tornou o sistema operacional mais utilizado no mundo, com uma base de usuários de mais de um bilhão de pessoas em todo o mundo.

Além disso, a Microsoft desenvolveu muitos outros produtos e serviços importantes, incluindo o pacote de produtividade Office, o navegador de internet Internet Explorer, o console de jogos Xbox e a plataforma de computação em nuvem Azure.

Ao longo dos anos, a Microsoft enfrentou muitos desafios e mudanças no mercado de tecnologia, mas sempre manteve o foco em inovação e desenvolvimento de produtos que mudaram a forma como trabalhamos e nos conectamos.

Gostou desse poste e quer saber mais, Clique no link abaixo e assista o nosso vídeo completo

Clique aqui e assista o vídeo completo no nosso canal do You Tube!

Nossas Redes Sociais! 

🔴Canal do You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VisãoDigital29

🔵Pagina do Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/visaodigital29/ 🔴Instagram do Canal: https://www.instagram.com/visaodigital29/ 🟠Blog do Canal: https://visaodigital2910.blogspot.com/

⚫Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@visaodigital1 🟠Kwai: https://kwai-video.com/u/@visaodigital0/CQSd488J 🔵Telegram: https://t.me/visaodigitaloficial

‘To my mind, if the picture does not tell its own story, it’s better to have the story without the picture (…) The picture tells all there is, there is nothing more’ - Maxfield Parrish.

Maxfield Parrish’s lush coloristic effects with extraordinary detail and academic perfection were first broadly recognized by the American public in the 1920’s and they rewarded him with an unrivaled national popularity. 

Parrish was introduced to the works of the Old Masters and Pre-Raphaelites at a young age during extended stays in Europe, whose techniques, subjects and sentiment he would incorporate into his art. Parrish began experimenting with landscapes in the 1890s, painting and sketching around Cape Ann, Massachusetts, and introducing landscape elements into his magazine and book illustrations.

‘Hilltop’ is a masterful depiction of this relationship between light and shadow, which shows an idyllic environment inspired by the picturesque area surrounding Parrish’s home near the Connecticut River between Vermont and New Hampshire. 

His models recline in classical poses, rays of light puncturing the verdant leaves of the oak before landing across them. They are luminous in the golden light. Paired with the artist's meticulously layered, Old Master-inspired glazing technique that enhances the colours, the scene jumps from the picture plane — transforming the American landscape into an idealised paradise. 

Nothing is left hidden, yet everything appears as if in a dream. Parrish chooses a perspective that does not shroud our gaze, nor filter our vision. 

His work influenced that of other notable artists: Vasarely, with images that bordered on Op Art; Andy Warhol, who collected his work, with repetitive, reproducible Pop Art prototypes; and the great American illustrator, Norman Rockwell, who said that Parrish was his idol. The Realist, Photorealist and Superrealist movements owe their directions to his legacy. He was revered, but nearly forgotten, until his rediscovery when he was in his 90’s in 1964.

Image: Maxfield Parrish, Hilltop, 1926