'Life painting' presentation slideshows

European Painting Review 40 questions that will appear in some form on the next test.

European Painting Review 40 questions that will appear in some form on the next test. Click the forward arrow to advance to the next slide. Kalamazoo Valley Community College Humanities 101 Scott Myers. 1. The Reformation. Led to what new branch of Christianity?. 1. The Reformation.

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The Group of Seven

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An Introduction to Modern Art Lecture to Humanities 150 March 28, 2007 Roger Rothman

An Introduction to Modern Art Lecture to Humanities 150 March 28, 2007 Roger Rothman Department of Art and Art History. Art History is inherently interdisciplinary.

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Year 11 Fast Track

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Giorgio Morandi Still life 1956

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Discussion Question : What societal influences change the style or content of art?

Discussion Question : What societal influences change the style or content of art?. What do you think the artist is trying to say in this still life painting?. Still Life Paintings: Baroque to the Present.

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Baroque 1600-1750

Baroque 1600-1750. France & Holland. Poussin. French, worked in Rome to be among antiquities a man of the past & future (a Renaissance soul born into a Baroque-era body) works and writings articulate values of French Academic painting: serious, formal hated the works of Caravaggio.

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The Still Life

The Still Life. 1640's. Answer the questions on the back of your Still Life drawing. 1- Did you use 3 or more objects?- 2- Does the drawing fill most of paper? 3-Did you color all back? Did you accuracy outlined your objects? 4-Did you show overlapping objects ?

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Jen Cogley & Brianna Negrete

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Claude Monet

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Surface: Still Life

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Styles of Art Notes

Styles of Art Notes. Complete your notes for homework. Abstract: 20 th century art containing shapes that simplify shapes of real objects to emphasize form instead of subject matter. Number 3, Tiger by Pollock

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