“Art for heart’s sake” by R. Goldberg Essay

The text Art for hearts sake was written by Reuben Lucius G grizzlyberg, an American sculptor, cartoonist and writer, who was innate(p) in San-Francisco. Introduction The action began with male nurse Koppels words for Collis P. Ellsworth, who didnt pauperism to drink his juice. Ellsworth was not an ordinary patient, he was a shopaholic in global case. If he buys something, he will suffer from heart attack. Complication After that came a doctor named Caswell, who offered old Ellsworth to take up art and called a young student Frank Swain from the Atlantic Art Institute to make Ellsworth concerned with art. The old man didnt make any pass in painting, actually he was an awful painter, but suddenly Ellsworth send his god-awful smudge flick named Trees Dressed in White to the Lathrop Gallery, the biggest art exhibit, and was awarded a prize. Falling action The young student, male nurse and doctor congratulated him with winning and recovery. Resolution But suddenly Ellsworth said that he bought the Lathrop Gallery last month. The musical composition of the story is loneliness that influences on humans behavior. Its represented with Ellsworth behavior, his speech, his attitude to people and his attitude towards things that he buys. It is difficult to find out unfeigned theme of the story.Each of us can find his own cause and theme, because the root forces it upon the story. The story takes place in hospital room, art exhibition in the course of a few months. Its represented with last words of Ellsworth that he bought the Lathrop Gallery last month. There seems to be an impression, that the author didnt want a reader to see the setting, but to feel it. The author doesnt show the setting of time directly, but its important because it helps the author to squeeze the story with a humour. The conflict of the story is internal. The plot turns on loneliness of old Ellsworth that influences on his behavior and how he fill his inner emptiness. The chief end is when do ctor Caswell offered old Ellsworth to take up art. The development of the plot is not strictly chronological, because in the end of the story we find out that old Ellsworth bought the Lathrop Gallery, that agency before he start to take up art. The plot is unified. The individual episodes logically relate to one another.The plot is plausible. There are two important characters Ellsworth and Swain, and two minor characters doctor Caswell and male nurse Koppel. Old Ellsworth is protagonist and no one is antagonist, because old Ellsworthdevelops through the whole story. He is dynamic and unit of ammunition character. And all the rest three characters are flat and static characters. The role of minor characters to show a reader what kind of person old Ellsworth is. The author uses indirect method of characterization by old Ellsworth actions and behavior. The actions of the characters are simply consistent and properly motivated. The author didnt use so many rhetorical methods. He us ed an irony in cases. For example in the end of the story we find out, that Ellsworth bought the gallery last month.And some simile, for example, the Swains comparison of Ellsworths picture to a salad. The language of the author is concrete, formal and literal. The message of the author is to be attentive with old lonely people. The central idea is to be more human, than recall all your time for your work and you wont be a lonely old human like Ellsworth. I think, its very imposing story that the author didnt use as many stylistic methods as others, and he succeeded showing a reader the inner condition of this old lonely man Ellsworth. Not everybody can reach to the readers hearts without using such number of stylistic methods. Its brilliant.