It seems a bit 'strange, but in reality it is not!
The word "theater" is defined in Webster's Encyclopedic Dictionary of the English language, such as:
"or in connection with the theater or dramatic or theatrical presentations."
Historically, man has recorded its rituals, dance and religious practices of great importance in the form of cave painting, an archaic form of expression through images. Most of the paintings, the theatrical elements that are ownedpaintings captured a performance of an activity associated with certain rituals and religious doctrines, or the adventure and hunting scenes, which can be easily influenced by the theater can be placed. The subcontinent as well, these issues have been frequent and respected since the Stone Age.
The images first and second caves Bhimbetka with simplicity in design, linearity and movement of the figures shows the movement of dance in a theatrical expression of huntingMesolithic.
Another old concept, but relatively modern drama was at the time of the Buddha (5th century BC) was found, and in the form of commencement of the Jataka Stories "(stories revolving around the life of Buddha and personality during the time even before his birth to his death by documentation of the life of Buddha and the most important events related to him), who also stone Stupa of Sanchi and Amravati, and painted on rocks in Ajanta. Thesestories, at the same time have provided material for actors and dancers from Ashoka (268-233 BC) period to act on.
ML Varadpande has evaluated these stories in his book The History of Indian Theater, which he traces in theatricality, with these words:
"Jataka stories can be like an" encyclopedia of modern Indian life in all its aspects can be described. The stories describe various previous births of Gautama Buddha and learning episodes associated with them …. Many Jataka storieskinetics of stone balustrades and toranas of Buddhist monuments such as those engraved by Bharhut, Sanchi and Amravati stupas and are painted on walls of Ajanta canves. They present a broad panorama of Indian life between 600 BC to 300 BC. "
Since cinema is an art form that imitates and record an incident which took place in real life, but at a later time before the execution time, while the painting is a genre that usually catch figuresscene, themes or feelings that existed before the time of their reproduction of the artist. Therefore, the possibility of overlapping functions typically from one to the other is plausible.
As a result, this function of creating painterly quality in a theater and at the same time could inspire theatrical elements of a painting, as regards the man behind the two types of works of art
Figurative painting, particularly from another paintingstyle, always include expressions and Chinese, with or without backgrounds relative. On the other hand, is the expression itself and the instruments of a Chinese actor to act publicly schmaltziness. Although the proposal, and the other for the second change of mood and movement is an advantage in the same theater that tries to be achieved in painting techniques using three-dimensional perspective and visual illusions might add that the dynamics and for the "A"frame. Therefore, the data in a painting exactly what the characters in a drama for her.
Real people (actors) has found the desired emotions in order to transfer the public, while on stage and with figures and portraits of people who are doing the same in quality and variety of their colors, texture, chiaroscuro and composition .
Both genders means describing emotions related to life, most of the time, emotions of tragedy, and happy feelings of joy,for a change!
Aristotle in the Poetics argued that the tragedy:
"is a representation not of people but of action and life, happiness and unhappiness," and that happiness and unhappiness, "linked to action"
If the tragedy is the key factor underlying the development of expression, leading to a "purification" and increasing the overall effectiveness of the "lucky" or "unhappy", the embodiment of these feelings are letters or numbers that represent the feelingstheir gestures, movements and vocabulary of design.
Furthermore, the 'light' is still a factor in these works of art. Theatrical lighting, has developed modern appliances, was thrown to focus on a particular character or event, or vice versa. In painting, dramatic lighting, a period of strong chiaroscuro, where artists such as Caravaggio (1571-1610) used the most. Another feature in this context is the technique of Impressionist painting in which the registration of passing time and changes the lightwas done with a brush guide the contrast of pure pigments has recently adopted the "theory RGB light" of the nineteenth century. many classical paintings, mostly depicting biblical stories Chiaroscuro used to distinguish between the sacred and holy figures of such events within a canvas. While the ceiling painted by Michelangelo (1475-1564) unite the whole scene without problems could be adopted. It seems that he has actually painted a scene in a movie theaterperformance.
Later, in the seventeenth and eighteenth century, adopted in the Baroque style of painting with its ornate and exuberant nature, theatrical, with all the necessary and unnecessary. Since the exaggeration was a critical element in baroque style in the display of movement and emotions in general representation hyped as horror. Paintings and sculptures in the Baroque style, theatricality made the highest level.
Eugène Delacroix (1798-1863), a poet par excellence, withHis mythological themes adventurous, dramatic and political issues that are often based on his stories, or literature, has added a sense of drama and forth across his canvases. You can these qualities in his famous painting "see Sarandapalus dead" and "Liberty Leading the People." First it was Géricault (1791-1824), with his famous painting "The Raft of the Medusa". Gericault in his powerful images, offering the same theater-like atmosphere, with an appropriateactions and emotional tools that Delacroix perfected with more depth and precision.
Degas (1834-1917), another form of an impressionist, in contrast to the overwhelming trend of landscape painting in the Impressionist painters of the late nineteenth century, with emphasis on the representation of the ballad ballet dancers and live, so most his paintings exhibited theatrical and dramatic movement across its dancing figures painted floor.
Post-impressionist painter Toulouse-Lautrec(1864-1901) painted with his feces and can live robed figure came from his deep concern for the life of circus people, added a dramatic element of the painting, he has his way.
In Pakistan, but the art is not a priority, even then, it is excellent in its own grounds, and through its own characteristics. Theatrical art in Pakistan can be traced in its early stage, when the Ustad Baksh paintings are eloquent and lush pastoral landscapes, life on the road, ormysticism made figural compositions like "Talisman Hoshruba-in. Moreover, in the tradition of miniature painting, according to Haji Sharif and Ustad Bashir with its traditional hunting and battle scenes, kept alive the mechanism of surface soft Vasily.
But an artist, beyond all the limits in terms of injecting theatricality in his painting with his unique style and diversity of techniques, master mystery Sadequain.
Sadequain has regularly with hispaintings in terms of shapes, facial expressions, distortion, movement, texture, Chiaroscuro, and planned and focused atmosphere created by the collective representation of all the factors mentioned above on a scale larger than life. His characters in most of his paintings are alive and dynamic in nature, always engaged in their work or duties. They do not seem to be empty set, just for the sake of painting is not.
A brush dipped in color after having dragged on the rough surface of acanvas, a spectrum based visual emotion. The operator may, having incarnated in a character visually communicates the same feelings in another way.
Since the end result of both modes of discourse is the communication of a feeling that the forces in the creation of the artist, there is always a possibility of agreement.
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