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The two artists who provided a pictorial history of America in the 19th century were Thomas Cole and George Catlin. Thomas Cole, a founder of the Hudson River School, depicted the American landscape and its natural beauty, reflecting the themes of Manifest Destiny and the romanticism of nature. George Catlin, on the other hand, focused on Native American culture, creating a vivid record of Indigenous peoples and their way of life before widespread changes due to westward expansion. Together, their works offer a comprehensive visual narrative of the era.
The numbers on the back of a painting typically serve as inventory or identification codes used by artists, galleries, or collectors to track and catalog the artwork. They may indicate the painting's order in a series, its creation date, or its provenance. Additionally, these numbers can assist in the sale and documentation process, ensuring proper record-keeping for insurance and valuation purposes.
Painting has been important throughout history as a means of expression and communication, allowing artists to convey emotions, ideas, and cultural narratives. It serves as a visual record of societal values, beliefs, and historical events, helping to preserve and interpret human experiences. Additionally, painting fosters creativity and innovation, influencing other art forms and inspiring societal change. Overall, it plays a crucial role in shaping cultural identity and fostering connections among individuals and communities.
To record and commemorate.
usain bolt made the world record for 100m
Unfortunately, many artists sign with record labels and wind up OWING the labels money. That's why many artists start their own label.
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we7 only include artists from the 'biggest four' record labels. unless you want everyone to be licensed by sony i guess you should pester charts operators to include more 'smaller' and independent labels and artists, that way more sites like we7 will be encouraged to include other labels and artists.
Working out payment arrangements with the artists/record labels.
An A&R coordinator, or Artists and Repertoire coordinator, is a key role in the music industry responsible for scouting and developing new talent. They work closely with artists, producers, and record labels to identify potential hits and oversee the creative process of recording music. Additionally, A&R coordinators often manage relationships with artists and help guide their career trajectories by providing feedback and support throughout the production and marketing phases.
what benefits do artists have when they record music
A&R (Artists and repertoire) are the people at record companies who are responsible for discovering the talent, and looking over said artist's development.
So we can become more famous than others and show them that they're better than them and act like it's a whole competition but it isn't
Major - is a branche of some big record label. Independent - nor depend to any labels.. A major record label is like Capital, Universal, MCA, BMG, etc. which have a gross earnings amount. They also pay strict attention to the bottom line earnings vs. the talent. They have the set machinery in place to take product from concept to sales returns faster. Some labels don't have time to spend with the new artists or the long term artists since there amount of contracted artists are higher than an independent. Many talents who have been with a Major for many years after a certain decline in sales contracts are canceled. Some artists knowing this fact these days have started their own labels like Toby Keith, Garth Brooks, etc. The years of the Independent smaller labels has arrived in the years of 2000 because of the exposure of the internet and the talent's discovery that music has no time limited or age if it is good. Independent record labels have a limited staff but also more time to spend with each artist as their profit is based on the artists job of selling product.
Metal Blade Record is a well known recording company or record labels that was founded in 1982. It was founded by Brian Slagel and has signed a whole lot artists.
From the sale of there CD's.... (not from illegal downloads.. lol ) Who ever said that is an idiot. Recording artists on major record labels usually make 10% and sometimes 15% of the retail sale price of their album. Sometimes a certain percent of that will be given to the producer of the record. The record label then takes 85 to 90% of each product sold, the label will then recoup the cost of the recording and production cost which they front to the artist. Artists on independent record labels can receive as much as 50% of the product sold at retail price. It isn't uncommon for artists to go into debt to their record label. CDs basically give the artist exposure and is not a revenue source. Artists make most of their money from touring and merchandise which the record label typically isn't involved.