I want someone to write me a 5 page essay on this piece of art. This is due tomorrow morning, so if someone can finish it in the upcoming 9 hours they will receive a bonus. It has to be a well done research on the painter, the form, content and context of the painting. And please provide 2 reliable sources. The picture is attached, and this is the link for some info about the picture: http://www.jamescohan.com/artists/fred-tomaselli/

I want someone to write me a 5 page essay on this piece of art. This is due tomorrow morning, so if someone can finish it in the upcoming 9 hours they will receive a bonus. It has to be a well done research on the painter, the form, content and context of the painting. And please provide 2 reliable sources. The picture is attached, and this is the link for some info about the picture:
http://www.jamescohan.com/artists/fred-tomaselli/.
Please IDENTIFY the works ARTIST, TITLE, DATE, AND MATERIALS and be careful to keep track of what info is from the museums description so that you can accurately cite it when you are writing the paper. DESCRIBE the work as vividly as you can. Describe the physical aspects of the work: size, materials, color, texture, subject matter. Aim to describe the work so well that someone who had never seen it could get a strong mental picture of it. Assume that your reader does not have a reproduction of the work to look at, and the only picture they have is the one you describe for them. Describe your response to the work: what attracted you to it? INTERPRET the work. What is it about (what is the CONTENT of the work)? How does the work convey the content? Your interpretation is up to you. Do not just tell me what the museum description says it is about, tell me what you think it is about. Then back up your interpretation with your observations about the work.

Mshayel added on 04/30/15 at 06:49 AM (PST):

Please IDENTIFY the works ARTIST, TITLE, DATE, AND MATERIALS and be careful to keep track of what info is from the museums description so that you can accurately cite it when you are writing the paper. DESCRIBE the work as vividly as you can. Describe the physical aspects of the work: size, materials, color, texture, subject matter. Aim to describe the work so well that someone who had never seen it could get a strong mental picture of it. Assume that your reader does not have a reproduction of the work to look at, and the only picture they have is the one you describe for them. Describe your response to the work: what attracted you to it? INTERPRET the work. What is it about (what is the CONTENT of the work)? How does the work convey the content? Your interpretation is up to you. Do not just tell me what the museum description says it is about, tell me what you think it is about. Then back up your interpretation with your observations about the work.