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    Aboriginal Art History

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    Some of the oldest art traditions in the world originate in Australian, art can be found carved in rock dating back 30,000 years. The Aboriginal people were also body painters and made ground designs by arranging small stones to create patterns. One of the most interesting is the art carved in tree-bark showing skill, inspiration and creativity. The Aboriginal people are also known for tracking, they have successfully tracked and found people that were lost for days. Aboriginal Myths…

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    Florence Art History

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    scenes depicting victories of the Republic,” (Fulceri, Elena). Tremendous paintings decorate the walls with Midici and city history. The main feature is Michelangelo’s Genius of Victory (1532-1534), one of his finest pieces that was originally planned for Pope Julius II’s tomb in Rome. The ceiling also includes allegories and scenes of Florence’s and the Medici family’s history in its 38 panels. (Rogers, Barbara) Leonardo and Michelangelo had the opportunity to work face to face for a certain…

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    Essay On Art History

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    as well. In my art history class, I was able to inspire a fellow student who thought that the concept of art in general was a futile activity. I took what I knew about him and was able to reroute his thinking. This boy was enamored with history. European expansion, the triangular trade, World War I, you name it and he would recite facts about it, like a walking Wikipedia. Then I told him, all those books that you read aren 't able to capture one important factor; human feelings. Art takes every…

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    Renaissance Art History

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    geological/trade location  Establishing the city-states  New ideas were mostly inspired by the Romans and the Greeks, who were considered trailblazers Economic and Political Developments/Commercial Developments  Florence was the heart of the Art Renaissance  Northern city-states like Venice, Milan, and Genoa grew wealthy because they had access to the seas and the Middle Eastern trade routes  Genoa and Venice made faster ships by using the innovations of the Middle East. It allowed…

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    Greek Art History

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    turning of heads. The similarities between all of these paintings suggest a single designer, maybe with helpers who used a similar style. The sophistication of these earlier works in comparison to simpler ones later suggests that the development of cave art was not linear or based on a goal of…

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    The question of whether gender is still an issue in contemporary arts is still a huge issue. Gender inequality and sexism is still a controversial issue in contemporary art. During the nineteenth century in relations to gender, there were very strong and persuasive perceptions of how men and women should conduct themselves. Men and women were expected to fill separate spheres of society. However, after enough women stood in protests, and attended political speeches, women began taking on…

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    Film Summary The film was very influential, defining art history that I didn’t have intellect about, during the World War II era. Adolf Hitler is not someone who comes off as an art lover but even one of the most hated rulers of all time was fascinated by art, he stored thousands of pieces that he bought and even stole. His art room was the place where he wasn’t Hitler anymore but a man who had numerous imaginations for art. Art is just not drawing or painting it is like music, a graphic…

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    Ancient Greek Art History

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    has been an exciting learning experience. The objectives thus far for this course continue to force one to look deeper into what one might have thought about art and its history, to really the many variations of it and in reality changing ones perspectives as it relates to art. Last week, it was thought that understanding the history of art and its ability to convey a message and/or tell a story was interesting, but this week and the topics covered within, almost seemed to tell a story in itself…

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    understand what these symbols meant you have to first under the full history behind Byzantine art meant. I am going to fully explain this concept in my essay, and give an understanding of how Mosaic were used and formed during this time and how many artworks were created. I will also explain the rise and fall of new Christianity and old Christianity. I will also explain how many new ideas and concepts were used to create many new art works. Shortly, after Emperor Constantine the first fall…

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    and midterms were coming up. I had five classes at the time and I wasn’t discouraged but I should have been. I was confident about all of my classes until I realized that I wasn’t prepared to study. I hadn’t set aside any time to review for my Art History Midterm Exam. The class was easy going with no homework so I focused my attention towards my other demanding classes. Come midterm exam, I had little retention of information from cramming the night before and I bombed my first exam. The class…

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