The Bite Student Work

	Dario Rosenstock Artist and Model, 1939 Georges Braque, 1882-1963 She was walking through the public university in Nice and he spotted her from across the green. Something clicked and he knew he had to paint her, and he had to paint her nude. more		Anna Vacchi Portrait of Leila Claude Anet, 1930 Pierre Bonnard, 1867-1947 Unless you want to be ostracized by everyone you know and love, no one, and I mean absolutely no one, can know about this child and this affair. more

	Conor Howard The Village of St. Paul on the Banks of the Durance, 1865 Paul Camille Guigou, 1834-1871 He was alone, cast from his old life of which he had so longed to return. Just then a couple passed by. Embraced in one another’s arms they looked at David with a sense of contempt and disregard. more		Shayna Goodman Portrait of the Artist's Wife, Jeanne Hebuterne, 1918 Amedeo Modigiliani 1884-1920 He remembers the shades of green in her dress, he remembers the sparkle in her eyes, and he remembers the way her hair was at an exact moment. more

	Erica Adriany Alcibiades on His Knees before His Mistress, Undated Louis Jean Francois Lagrenee 1725-1805 His heart began to beat from hearing all the stories. He did not know what to expect. His body was over-heating , he was shaking inside. more		Candy Castaneda A Dejected Heroine, 11th century Indian Artist She began to feel like she swallowed a coconut, her eyes began to water, and her insides turned to mush. more

	Carlos Krinsky The Ram’s Head, 1925 Pablo Picasso, 1881 - 1973 As he swept across the rough precipice he realized that it went on for miles. The clear blue water swayed in the distance back and forth under a frothy white layer of air. more		Chris Nho Dancers in the Rotunda at the Paris Opera, 1895 Edgar Degas, 1834-1917 George remembered her long legs, pivoted on delicate toes that had become calloused from days and nights of practicing. more

	Estefanie Paje Bacchante Supported by Bacchus and a Faun, 1795. Claude Michel, 1738-1814. You need to knock the whole pyramid down at once three times to get the grand prize… more		Nathaniel McGaughy Open Green, 1923 Vasily Kandinsky, 1866-1944 His mind was reeling, how was this possible, how could this happen, a hole in the atmosphere? more

	Andre Magsino Dancers on a Stage, 1879 Edgar Degas, 1834-1917 From the heavens pierced the stage lighting – emulating the moon's brilliant shimmer like a messy puddle in the sky. more		Eric Wu Saint Cecilia, 1606 Guido Reni, 1575-1642 I now understand what it is to be a Christian; a person devoted to a true God. I am a Christian. This I know is true, for the words I just heard, the visions I just saw, and the feelings I just felt were nothing but true and holy. more

	Hannah Muenchau The Triumph of Virtue and Nobility over Ignorance, 1740 Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, 1696-1770 The boy slumps against the building, awestruck. Tears he can no longer hold back begin to pour down his face. more		Wesley Vetter Apples, Pears and Primroses on a Table, 1871 Jean-Desire-Gustave Courbet, 1819-1877 He refused to believe that she could die. He became obsessed with saving her. more

	Jeanette Lowrie Portrait of Baron Joseph Vialetes de Mortarieu, 1806 Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, 1780-1867 The room was dim, the thick curtains were warm with sun, blocking most of the white-yellow rays. more		Stephanie Cagle Exotic Landscape, 1910 Henri Rousseau French, 1844-1910 Just then as he began to climb down, Rafael noticed a creature that made his blood run cold and heart stop beating. more

	Steven Scharer Still Life with a Poem, 1915 Juan Gris, 1887-1927 Old memories were running wild in his mind. Events through out his life were replaying like a horror movie. more		Thomas Fernandez Ganesh Enthroned, 1854 Indian Artist Just then thunder and lighting filled the sky. A bolt hit the ground between the two farmers, and there stood the god of wisdom himself, Ganesh. more

	Jessica Shutt Still life with empty glasses, 1644 Original painting by Sebastian Stoskopff, 1597-1657 For a moment all time froze. No one died, no life was born, no bird sang. The earth stopped spinning. more		Luis Garrido-Solis The Flower Vendor (The Girl With Lilies), 1942 Diego Rivera, 1886-1957 After she does that she sprays a little bit of water so the lilies can have some water in the hot sun. more

	Jennifer Newkirk Woman in Moorish Costume (Mauresque), 1869 Original painting by Jean-Frédéric Bazille, 1841-1870 The word “cheat” got louder and louder until it was all I could think about. more		Noah Jones Guardian Lion, 12th century Cambodian Artist, Angkor period The battle of Mt. Granite was about to start the lion tribe’s camp was empty. Every soldiers and every man was out of the camp ready to give their lives for the land and the people they love. more

	Megan Lemmo The Coronation of the Virgin 1515 Gerard David 1460-1523 And the way she walks in her young porcelain skin, as if she is a goddess, so perfect, so poised. more		Gaston Field Woman writing a love letter, 1755 Antonio Rotari Pietro, 1707-1762 He said that he had a hard time talking to beautiful women like her. This made Belle blush and for the first time the both smiled at each other. more

	Sam Atalla The Pont des Arts, Paris, 1867 Pierre Auguste Renoir 1841-1919 During this prolonged moment he felt as though he were on the steps of judgment looking into the eyes of his creator. As abruptly as the moment had come. . . more		Ruth Garcia Christ Crowned with Thorns, 1633 Matthias Stom, 1600-1651 As he examined the candle he saw how the candle was like himself, struggled to keep its flames burning, to keep itself alive. more

	Sherrie LaLangan Japanese flower, 1913 Alexei Jawlensky, 1864-1941 The heavenly breeze that early afternoon was quite peaceful, strong enough to whisper cherry tinted petals into a journey headed in no specific destination. It was almost like an angel dancing in a rather serene tornado. more		Shannon Ariessohn Eve, 1530 The Elder Luis Cranach 1472-1553 Her hair, curly as ever, despite her past attempts to, if not tame it, then at least make it presentable, refused to be restrained. It was dirty and wild, flying in all directions. more

	Conrad Wear Saint Jerome in Penitence, 1798 Francisco de Goya y Lucientes, 1746-1828 “I believe in one God the Father almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all things visible and invisible. And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the only Son of God…” more		Victoria Valentine Dancers in the Wings, 1880 Edgar Degas, 1834-1917 Amelia was never one to disappoint another, her mother had high hopes for her moving forward in ballet and her instructor rejoiced in her talent. more

	Dave Wilwayco Saint Francis in Prayer, 1638 Francisco de Zurbaran, 1598-1664 He was interested in the bone dry form, the depth in the eyes cavity, a row of teeth broken in disarray, and mostly the anger it left in its expression. more		Sean Agler Mulberry Tree, 1889 Vincent van Gogh, 1853-1890 There it was again, swirling ferociously and at the same time calmly, instilling fear, hate, and love. The tree almost looked like it was on fire with its calm yellow leaves waving frantically despite the lack of wind. more

	Christopher Wimmer Marriage of the Virgin, 1764 Corrado Giaquinto1703-1766 The young James wanted nothing more than to avenge his death, but there was still that one detail that impended his progress . . . more		Austin Jones Still Life with Fish and Shrimp, 1864 Edouard Manet, 1832-1883 The thing I wonder most about is, why must we live down in this deep, dark desolate place?I want to explore what happens above. more

	Daniel Gorelik Vertumnus and Pomona, 1740-45 François Boucher 1703-1770 Fear strikes the mother like a dagger going through a heart; for she was not sure this would be the boat that carried her daughter’s love. more		Sean Rhoads An Extensive View of the Molo, Venice, Looking Towards the Riva degli Schiavoni,1665 – 1731 Luca Carlevarijs 1712-1793 “Please brother, if there is something troubling you, you can speak freely with me.” more

	Noe Leyva Portrait of Archduchess Isabella Clara Eugenia, 1625 Original painting by Peter Paul Rubens, 1577-1640 Marie had an inspiration, it was to one day become a mother and run the church that currently her father was in charge of. more		Andrew Fergin Woman with a Book, 1932 Pablo Picasso, 1881-1973 Snorting at her friend’s grim sense of humor Jenifer took a sip of her scotch pondering his words. more

	Quinn Martin Holy Women at the Sepulchre, 1611 Peter Paul Rubens, 1577- 1640 The food was marvelous. The atmosphere was magnificent. The people was interesting. Yet all Jacque could think of were the two women at the table. more		Clark Schulman Christ Crucified between the Two Thieve, 1653 Rembrandt van Rijn, 1606-1669 And as quickly as it had begun, the nightmares were over. A day of rest. more