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    fifth century Greek free-standing sculpture Polykleitos and his works the Diadoumenos (430BCE) and the Doryphoros (440BCE) (which were originally bronze) are important in demonstrating the development of the Kouros as they highlight a great level of development in terms of the naturalism of a‚ sculpture‚ through the use of contrapposto and application of the ‘Cannon of Proportion’ which is attributed to Polykleitos. Whereas Polykleitos’ two High Classical sculptures demonstrate the ‘harmonious proportion[s]

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    Adolfo Wildt

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    Adolfo Wildt Mask Of Pain La Maschera Della Medusa Disjecta Membra Santa Lucia The Thread Of Life Adolfo Wildt (March 1‚ 1868 - May 12‚ 1931) Adolfo did not have a very interesting life. Born and raised in Milan‚ Italy. He was raised by a poor family of Swiss origin who many generations before had settled in Lombardy. This caused him to quit school at age 9 to begin working. To help his family with money he began working as a hairdresser then as a goldsmith. At age eleven he began

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    Grain Mummy Analysis

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    Falcon-form Coffin holding a Grain Mummy‚ made by an anonymous Egyptian artist‚ is a coffin sculpture made with Painted and gilded wood on its exterior and earth sand‚ grain‚ linen and wax on its interior. The work of Art dates to C. 332 to 32 B.C. and mainly depicts a painted gilded face of a falcon on a human-shaped coffin symbolizing the Ancient Egyptian god Horus on its exterior and a grey masked Osiris mummy made with earth‚ grain‚ linen‚ and wax inside the coffin. It is located at the Museum

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    Museum Critique

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    Most art people do not know about it‚ and the shoppers do not seem to care‚ but the place is owned by Ray Nasher of Nasher Sculpture Center‚ and he has placed an impressive percentage of his collection in front of Neiman’s‚ Barney’s‚ Victoria’s Secret‚ and the Watch Hut. For the sole purpose and interest in the art presented throughout the mall‚ I chose to visit Nasher Sculpture Center located in the Dallas Art District. After I reach my destination in Downtown‚ I park my car and drop coins in the

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    They detail their reasoning in addition to the common misconceptions that gave rise to the museum keeping the marbles in the first place. Some of these misconceptions include the allegations of Lord Eglin stealing the marbles‚ that the sculptures should return to the Parthenon‚ and the argument that the British don’t think that Greece can keep the statues in adequate care. They address these main arguments along with a few other points to support their stance on keeping the Parthenon marbles

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    Pablo Picasso known as one the most influential artist of the 20th century. Picasso began life as a prodigy to his father who was an art teacher and painter himself taught him to draw. It is said that by the time Picasso surpassed his own father’s skill by the time he was age 13. Picasso attended many different art institutions in Spain and France but he didn’t stay long nor did he graduate‚ due to him feeling as though school teachings didn’t fully allow him to be an artist so he would skip and

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    Museum Experience Paper

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    It was like I made a real connection with the sculptor‚ even though I don’t know the exact message being portrayed. However‚ I made inferences based on my critical thinking skills‚ judgements and observation. I would give this sculpture two thumbs up because it seems to be portraying a strong message that’s not only powerful‚ but positive. This artwork is important because I view it as a form of inspiration. In other words‚ it opened a path to my creativity‚ allowing me to see the

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    Robert Klippel (19 June 1920 – 19 June 2001) was an Australian Sculpture and Teacher. There were approximately 1‚300 Sculptures and 5‚000 drawings made by Klippel crammed into his little house for over 30 years and every single work has effected the way that modern art is today. The beginning of Klippel’s path to become a celebrity in the world of art is his passion for model making at the age of 5. Most of his models were boats‚ which led him to his job in the Australian Royal Navy as a model

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    Anavysos Kouros Analysis

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    Anavysos Kouros is an Archaic Greek sculpture made c. 530 from marble with remnants of paint. The representation of his body is very stiff‚ but the individual aspects of the body parts are realistic when examined by themselves (except for the huge ankles). However‚ when looked at as a whole‚ it becomes apparent that each body part is exaggerated – long‚ curly hair; big eyes; strong‚ protruding jaw line; oversized ears; solid‚ muscular torso; similarly sized penis and scrotum; dense‚ muscular thighs;

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    Humanities

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    Norms‚ being civilize‚ and socialize Cultured - Adaptation to environment (social interaction‚ norms) Human - Having the nature of people‚ being a person Definition - - The expression of ourselves without using of words (painting‚ sculptures‚ dancing‚ mosaic‚ cross stitch‚ collage‚ paper and folding) The study of man’s expression feelings‚ thought‚ intuition‚ values‚ and ideas The study of man’s experience‚ goals‚ and aspirations It is used to dramatize individual expressions

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