Emotions and feelings As humans we experience many types of emotions. They are often classified as positive or negative emotion. Some lists contain up to 1000 different shades of emotion.
There is some confusion over whether emotions and feelings are the same thing. We freely talk about how we feel when describing emotional states, and use the words interchangeably. Actually, there are only three types of feelings: pleasant, unpleasant, and neutral. There is a huge list of human emotions that we are capable of experiencing. Postive Human Emotions : Comfort, Gladness, Hopefulness, Pleasure, Joyfulness, Delight, Excitement, Satisfaction, Excellence, Peacefulness, Positive, Cheerfulness, Love, Pleasure etc. Also Negative human
Among his best works are “Ninth bank”, “The Cheshmen battle”, “The study of air above sea”, Being the painter of Chief sea staff Aivazovsky took place in number of military operations and made battle pieces.
The picture “The Moonrise” was taken in Italy, that’s why we can say that it’s Mediterranian. We can see the sea from dry land, that’s why may suppose that the picture painted standing on the bank. At first sight it seems that you are in Italy of 16 century with it’s honest seafarers and famous pirates. As we know Italy and France are rivals of long standing. And the majority of battles were in water. As I’ve said Aivazovsky is eye-witness of some of that battles and this picture is an example of the moonrise after terrible battle.
This picture shows us an excited sea against the moonrise background. In the foreground there is a mast half buried in sand. May be not so long this ship was floating along the sea. In the background we also could see sinking ship. Soon he will become a house for lots of fish. Visually the picture can be divided into two parts: the sea and the sky. Aivazovsky could wonderfully convey a sense of space. The figures precisely blend with the seascape. He chose brilliant colour scheme where grey, golden and dark blue coloures are predominate.
It passes not so long and the sea will become calm and it will be difficult even to imagine that only several hours ago there was an awful battle.
As for me,