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Artist Project

Artist Project. Drawing II-IV. Each Person selects one artist. Vincent van Gogh Mark Rothko Georges Braque Frank Stella Vassily Kandinsky Henri Matisse Mark Bradford Georges Seurat Paul Cézanne William Kentridge William de Kooning Edward Hopper Luc Tuymans Pablo Picasso

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Artist Project

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  1. Artist Project Drawing II-IV

  2. Each Person selects one artist • Vincent van Gogh • Mark Rothko • Georges Braque • Frank Stella • Vassily Kandinsky • Henri Matisse • Mark Bradford • Georges Seurat • Paul Cézanne • William Kentridge • William de Kooning • Edward Hopper • Luc Tuymans • Pablo Picasso • Philip Guston • Salvador Dalí • Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec • Caspar David Friedrich • Charles Demuth • Rene Magritte

  3. Paper requirements (100 pts.) • 1 page typed. Double-spaced. 12 sized font, New Times Roman. I inch borders. (25 pts.) • 3 paragraphs. 75 pts. (25 each) • First – Introduction of artist, time period, and importance. • Second – Select 2 artworks and describe them thoroughly using FORMAL terminology (posters). • Third – Discuss the artist’s technique, materials used, and conclude the paper. Project (100 pts.) • Select one artwork and you will study and re-copy the piece to your BEST ability. • You will be observant to minor details and will focus on making the piece look identical. The best artists throughout history studied and copied their predecessors. • 18’x24’ with charcoal, colored pencils, and/or ink

  4. Project Timeline • May 13th: Introduction and Selection of Artist. • May 20th: 1st Rough Draft Due (Assignment Grade) • May 24th: Working Critique (Assignment Grade) • May 28th: 2nd Rough Draft Due (Assignment Grade) • May 31st: Project and Paper DUE

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