What created the unsettling atmosphere in Freud's paintings?
The specific setting
The bright color palette
The size of the canvas
The thick layers of paint
Answer
The specific setting of Freud's paintings created the unsettling atmosphere. He often painted people in their bedrooms, which is a private and intimate space. This setting made the paintings feel more personal and voyeuristic, which added to the sense of unease. Freud also used dark colors and lighting, which further contributed to the unsettling atmosphere.
Brushstrokes of Brilliance: Unraveling the Artistry of Lucian Freud
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