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The Chair of St. Peter by Gian Lorenzo Bernini | thetux
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The idea's and opinion's of a singular person among the many in a vast sea of mind’s. The Chair of St. Peter by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. Chair of Saint Peter by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. Going through the long list of art work done by Gian Lorenzo Bernini has proven to be a challenge due to all the different art styles he has used such as sculpting, painting and architecture. After looking through though the. Chair of St. Peter. Chair of St. Peter. Chair of St. Peter. Http:/ history-world.org/bernini.htm. The s...
The Chair of St. Peter by Gian Lorenzo Bernini | thetux
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The idea's and opinion's of a singular person among the many in a vast sea of mind’s. The Chair of St. Peter by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. Chair of Saint Peter by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. Going through the long list of art work done by Gian Lorenzo Bernini has proven to be a challenge due to all the different art styles he has used such as sculpting, painting and architecture. After looking through though the. Chair of St. Peter. Chair of St. Peter. Chair of St. Peter. Http:/ history-world.org/bernini.htm. The s...
Visual Art Prowess of China | thetux
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The idea's and opinion's of a singular person among the many in a vast sea of mind’s. Visual Art Prowess of China. On this planet art is not held by one culture over another. Outside of America and Europe other’s have developed some amazing art styles such as Asia where China has been working on developing their art for over 3,000 years. The art pieces that I have chosen are. Two Hawks in a Thicket. Shaded Dwellings Among Streams and M. To represent the prowess of the Chinese art work. In your search for...
October | 2013 | thetux
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The idea's and opinion's of a singular person among the many in a vast sea of mind’s. Monthly Archives: October 2013. Impressionism in the Romantic Era. Vincent van Gogh was an artist who I greatly enjoy for his ability to blend colors on the canvas to show on flowing pattern of brush strokes that create an image with short strokes. The painting I would like to use as an example of his skill is Starry. Night Over the Rhone. The Seine and la Grande Jatte-Springtime. Starry Night Over the Rhone. With the g...
The Great Triumphal Chariot of Maximilian I by Albrecht Dürer | thetux
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The idea's and opinion's of a singular person among the many in a vast sea of mind’s. The Great Triumphal Chariot of Maximilian I by Albrecht Dürer. The Great Triumphal Chariot of Maximilian I by Albrecht Dürer (Just the chariot). One of the six images of the horses leading the chariot. The choice of Albreht Durer’s work was difficult due to the impressive details he put into each one especially his woodcut prints. In the end. The Great Triumphal Chariot of Maximilian I. 2) http:/ cool.conservation-u...
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Introduction! | Appreciating the Arts
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Giovanni Arnolfini and his Wife →. September 7, 2013. My name is Olivia, although most people call me Liv. I’m a sophomore at UAF and have spent my whole life in Fairbanks. I’m in the process of deciding on a major. This has been quite a struggle for me. I’ve gone from a dental hygiene certificate to biology and am now considering a business accounting degree and hope to go to law school eventually. Hope you find it as amazing as I do! 3 thoughts on “ Introduction! September 9, 2013 at 5:14 pm. Create a ...
Blog #2 | smmcneiluaf
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Baroque Blog →. The piece I have chosen is Birth of Venus. Not only does the painting show the relationship between the Medici family and the arts, but the fact that Sandro Botticelli studied under Lorenzo de’ Medici only emphasizes that relationship. Image courtesy of Wikipedia, http:/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The Birth of Venus (Botticelli). 5 thoughts on “ Blog #2. September 25, 2013 at 2:19 PM. How was Sandro Botticelli connected to the Medicis? September 30, 2013 at 2:03 PM. October 1, 2013 at 2:28 PM.
The Baroque Era | Rebecca Ridley
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October 7, 2013. The Baroque era ushered in a renewed sense of vigor about how and what an artist could produce. Although the classical ideals were still popular, artists were much less restrained in subject matter. The dramatized, super lavish, some times strange and embellished upper class society’s style brought on the essence of art in this era. Baroque literally means irregular! Paintings of the Baroque era demonstrate the drama and emotion common to the style. The merchant class in 17. I’ve n...
Early Modern Era | Appreciating the Arts
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Modern Sculpture Exhibit →. November 4, 2013. The Harlem Renaissance was an African American movement, based out of Harlem, New York, where African Americans came together to celebrate their heritage and culture. Some of the greatest artists that are still popular today were a part of this historical time. Http:/ www.phillipscollection.org/migration series/flash/experience.cfm. Idylls of the Deep South. Http:/ www.iniva.org/harlem/motley.html. Http:/ robinurton.com/history/Harlem.htm. November 8, 2013 at...
Maya Civilization | Zena
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November 19, 2013. Mexico, 700 B.C. The Maya people are a civilization that began around 2000BC in Mesoamerica. The early Maya natives are recognized for their architecture, art, mathematics, astronomy and written language. They had strong religious beliefs and rituals. To this day large populations of Maya descendants continue to live in the Maya region of Mesoamerica where they continue to maintain many of those same traditions, beliefs and speak the native Maya language. Maya Woman Figurine from Jaina,.
Impressionism | Into the Mind of M.Perez
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Into the Mind of M.Perez. Reflecting on Art, Music, and Theather throughout Time. October 26, 2013. I find impressionism as my favorite genre of art thus far…LOVE IT! Rain, Steam, and Speed: The Great Western Railway. By: J M. W.Turner 1844 London. Le Pont de L’Europe. By Gustave Caillebot 1876 France. Impressionistic paintings offer visual ease, simplicity, and appreciation of life. Http:/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le Pont de l’Europe. Http:/ www.impressionism.org/paris.htm. African American Influence →.
Classical Era | hmnorman
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My Art Appreciaton Blog. October 15, 2013. Poor Richard’s Almanack. Under the pseudonym “Poor Richard” or “Richard Saunders”, he was also the 6th President of Pennsylvania, and was a major political figurehead in America. Benjamin Franklin was one of the most influential men of the American Enlightenment. I love the picture of him below because it depicts Benjamin Franklin doing his famous kite experiment, and also links him to what he is best known for, electricity. By Jacques-Louis David, and. By Angel...
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The idea's and opinion's of a singular person among the many in a vast sea of mind’s. Visual Art Prowess of China. On this planet art is not held by one culture over another. Outside of America and Europe other’s have developed some amazing art styles such as Asia where China has been working on developing their art for over 3,000 years. The art pieces that I have chosen are. Two Hawks in a Thicket. Shaded Dwellings Among Streams and M. To represent the prowess of the Chinese art work. Richard Serra was ...
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