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Art is portrayed in so many different views. When looking at each piece of art and its cultural background I was interested to see more. I enjoyed each piece of art and the inspiration behind it was even more eye opening to me. There is a historical perspective behind each piece of art and we as people have not taken the time to see how art was started. I have never looked at art in such a serious way until now, being able to see such a wide variety of art and how each piece was created was very skillful in an artistic mind. I have been in an art class before but it was an online class which I was never to found of. Coming into this art class I did not know what to really expect and if anything would really catch my attention, but I can definitely say now that art is not just art it is much more than that and has a powerful meaning all which not only has my teacher shown me but my fellow peers as well.
When first entering the art museum I can say I entered a completely different world. Art is said to be work that is made of skill and imagination and that is what I got as I explored the entire museum. I got the chance to explore each cultural theme from an art perspective some very similar but with different meanings. This made me eager to know who the face was behind it all, what was used to create their masterpiece, and what inspired a unique vision. As I continued to explore I was unsure of what two art pieces I really wanted to focus on because there were just so many to choose from. But I eventually came across two pieces of art that where different cultural and material wise. They were both different and there was one that I completely fell in love with. Both had meaning and you could tell just by looking at them. During my power point I will compare and contrast the two art pieces that I have chosen during my visit to The Denver Art Museum. I will also be telling you about the artists, and the history behind each art piece. I will also go in to detail on


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