"Painting studies subject on house" as inner space in painting art

ABSTRACTIn the art of painting, subject matter has always been an inevitable source for capturingthe viewpoint of an artist. Artist defines the subject theoretically in the earliest phases of aproduction process and it does not make any difference if the painting is figurative or abstract.But in the history of art in many periods, artists did not have freedom to define thesubjects of their paintings as the demands of art patrons were more decisive. On the other hand inmodern art preferences of the artists are indisputable. As a result of this freedom in subject matterartists have begun to deal with more natural and intimate subjects like domestic interiors. Ininterior paintings the environment is the main pictorial element with the details and decorativeobjects in perspective. This features of the interior paintings have given rise to naturalism andrealism in these paintings.In the seventeenth century, interiors have been painted within the genre paintings of dailylife. Interiors were common especially in the seventeenth century Dutch painting and nineteenthcentury French painting. In consequence of genre paintings with interiors, domestic interiorsreflecting the different aspects of life, have becomen an independent way of expression for theartists. These paintings of domestic life and environment are also the documents of their times.The taste and needs of a person give a form to an interior. Every personal choice for aninterior is indicating the life style of a person.Through the practical works, beings of lively features should be painted and analyzed bythe geometric structure of the space, contrasts of horizontal and vertical lines, shape, color andtexture effects of the objects and by using different materials and techniques like canvas, oil,pastel, design, collage etc…