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16080
Japanese Art: An Analysis of the Role of Nature.
This three-page undergraduate paper examines the intimate
connection that exists between Japanese art and nature.
The author discusses the intimacy so many Japanese
feel with nature, explains why artistic scenes of
the natural world have been a dominant theme of Japanese
artists, and analyzes why the Japanese have always
had felt a need to express the intimacy they sense
between humanity and nature. He also briefly describes
some of the works of notable Japanese artists such
as Utagawa Hiroshige, Shiki Sansuizu, and Toyo Sesshu.
Pages:
3
Bibliography:
3 source(s) listed
Filename:
16080 Japanese Nature Art.doc
Price:
US$26.85
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16306
An Artist Comparison and Analysis of the Virgin and
Child by Roger Van Der Wedyn and Virgin and Child
by Master of the Strauss Madonna
This paper will discuss an art analysis of the Virgin
and Child by Roger Van Der Wedyn and Virgin and Child
by Master of the Strauss Madonna. By seeking the use
of line, shading, light, an composition for these
paintings, we can see how they depict similarities
in Classical Realism. By seeing the manner of painting
style they use, we can surmise how they differ in
two different schools of art.
Pages:
5
Bibliography:
1 source(s) listed
Filename:
16306 Weyden Strauss Virgin.doc
Price:
US$44.75
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16886
Balzac and Reclining Nude: A Comparative Analysis
This four-page undergraduate paper examines Auguste
Rodin’s Balzac and Henri Matisse’s Reclining Nude.
The author notes that in comparing and contrasting
Balzac and Reclining Nude, it is evident that these
great works of art challenge each other in important
ways, but that they also compliment each other, for
each of them is an expression of an immensely talented
artist at the height of his skill. They respectively
express masculine and feminine themes and reflect
their creator’s reactions to contemporary movements
in the art world.
Pages:
4
Bibliography:
4 source(s) listed
Filename:
16886 Matisse and Rodin.doc
Price:
US$35.80
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16949
An Analysis of American Themes in the Works of Charles
Demuth
This paper will seek to reveal American themes in
th art work of Charles Demuth. By analyzing such paintings
as Chimney and Water Tower, Figure in 5 Gold, and
Box of Tricks, we can reveal the industrial modernism,
which would eventually become his staple American
style of Precisionism. In this light, we can see how
Charles Demuth created an American style of painting
for future generations to admire.
Pages:
9
Bibliography:
8 source(s) listed
Filename:
16949 Demuth Modernism Precisionism.doc
Price:
US$80.55
12.
16985
Art Deco
This short 3 page paper briefly looks at the history
of Art Deco. It explains how the name of the movement
came about, examines its relationship as a concept
to other artistic styles and suggests briefly what
is meant by Art Deco. Then as an example of this art
form we look at the life of Tamara de Lempicka, who's
name is synonymous with the time frame.
Pages:
3
Bibliography:
2 source(s) listed
Filename:
16985 Art Deco History Lempicka.doc
Price:
US$26.85
13.
20102
The Sarcophagus of Santa Maria Antiqua and the Last
Judgment Carved by Gislebertus
This paper compares two art works, both Christian
in inspiration, the Sarcophagus of Santa Maria Antiqua
found in 1901 and the Last judgment carved by Gislebertus
at Laszare Athedral at Autun in the twelfth century,
two works that have not only represented an ancient
artistic heritage but have also been important in
the development of Christianity and in how Christians
view themselves and their relation to the ancient
world today.
Pages:
5
Bibliography:
5 source(s) listed
Filename:
20102 art Christian Carvings.doc
Price:
US$44.75
14.
20142
Rousseau the Artist: An Analysis of His Productive
Years
This ten-page graduate paper examines the productive
life of the French artist Henri Rousseau. The author
notes that because Rousseau was self-taught and didn’t
start painting until he’d passed the age of forty,
he had to struggle to overcome the unkind condescension
and criticism of many of his contemporaries. His strange,
unorthodox style was often derided by other artists
as well, yet he succeeded in converting many of his
critics into admirers, mostly because of the compelling,
dreamlike jungle paintings he produced during his
most productive years.
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