Abstract:

Vision is the most important way of sensation in recognizing the environment from the time the eyes are opened to the world.  This sensation shows itself in every field of art, in its flow. Additions, disturbances, mutations and approaches in art bring about the process that is possible in art. The most important reason for this process is that they have different sights, different sights. The history of art is pleased with these processes.

The Baroque, also known as the art of disintegration, is one of the most important parts of this process. The change in the shape and in the picture, the depharmacy in the forefront, the simple retrospective, human-centric studies, the effectiveness of additional light to the questioning of darkness, the massive use of paint formed by thick brushes best defines the Baroque art. The change of the usual approaches (the Renaissance time) shows that the barok and the outward attitudes show that the barok artists are in a progressive look. Rembrandt is one of the most important artists of this extravagant change, which uses light and paint effectively.

Frank Auerbach is one of the living painters of the 20th century, who matched / met with Rembrandt in his paintings with his sharp formats in the use of light in addition to mass use of paint and paint.

The styles, the techniques, the artists of different periods and years are the paintings that these two artists bring together through the relationship of light and paint.

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