Browsing All posts tagged under »Art Analysis«

APEH: Art, Literature, and Culture at the Turn of the Century

March 27, 2020

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The painting in the header image is one of Monet’s Water Lillies series, which is probably some of his most famous and identifiable artworks. The one I chose is the one housed at the St. Louis Art Museum, which is my personal happy place. It is a HUGE painting and it has its own room […]

Protestant Reformation and Catholic Reformation Art

January 28, 2020

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Google Arts and Culture has put together a wonderful compare and contrast regarding the two art styles. I forgot to publish this last week when we looked at the styles in class. This is a super cool tool – all of the images are in high res so you can zoom in and look at […]

Song China Artwork Activity

January 27, 2020

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Here is the on-line art primary resource activity that we completed in class today. If you were not here, please complete it and share it with apworldpapers@gmail.com. SongChinaPaintings-worksheet  

Art of the Reformation and Counter Reformation

January 17, 2020

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We discussed the differences in Catholic and Protestant art of the 1500s and 1600s today, especially the themes of virtue and their portrayal of Christ. For more in-depth information, I strongly suggest you guys read this analysis from Visual Arts Cork regarding the differences in style. Google Culture also has a nice, if brief, collection […]

A Few Fun Middle Ages Art Things

January 6, 2020

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The image on this post is the one that I was talking about in class today – Yoda made a special guest appearance in a manuscript. It was found by the curator of medieval manuscripts at the British Library, and has turned the blog into something of an internet phenomenon. From Vox, we have a […]