(✎)Daumier's The Third-Class Carriage Artwork Grid Group Assignment

Original Artwork by Daumier

                                          Artist  : Honoré Daumier

                                          Year   : 862-1864

                                          Type   : Oil on canvas

                                          Dimensions:  65.4 cm × 90.2 cm (25.7 in × 35.5 in)

                                          Location     : Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Third-Class Carriage evidences Daumier's interest, as also seen in his graphic works, in the lives of working-class Parisians. Third-class railway carriages were cramped, dirty, open compartments with hard benches, filled with those who could not afford second or first-class tickets. In the bench facing the viewer are seated, from left, a woman holding her baby, an older woman with her hands clasped atop a basket, and a young boy asleep. Seated behind them are anonymous rows of women and men. The painting entered the Metropolitan Museum in 1929 as part of the H. O. Havemeyer bequest. Source: wikipedia.org

The "Grid" version of the artwork by L.C.I CyberARTS 2013 Year One Students

    So, this one above is the "Grid" version of the The Third-Class Carriage Artwork. We did this by groups. First of all each student got a card that has a sketch on it. And then we had to redraw it on a new paper by using a charcoal. After everybody finished redrawing, then we put all together on a flat table and took a picture of it and edited with Adobe Photoshop. And then we finished, sorry for mistakes.