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    collection of outsider art which he termed Art Brut is probably even more important in the influence it has had than his own work. Art Brut‚ which translates as raw art‚ was a collection of work by non-traditional‚ naive artists who were usually self-taught and made art which was not a response or reaction to historic art movements. The movement itself was directly inspired by the seminal work Artistry of the Mentally Ill by Dr. Hans Prinzhorn who was not alone in his interest in the art of the mentally

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    Dan Bussiculo November 19‚ 2005 Ancient Civilizations Museum Project For this project I visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art‚ on at least four different occasions‚ September 20th being the first visit‚ the subsequent three I didn’t write down. I chose to examine the Ancient Egypt civilization‚ which is extremely rich in everything from hieroglyphics and statues to jewelry and tombs. The first item I examined was the royal acquaintance Memi and Sabu‚ from Dynasty 4 2575-2464 BCE. It

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    Seventh‚ 2012 at 1:39 PM I went to Naan Stop to continue my observations from before. I went in and it was the same employee who has been working there all eight times I’ve gone in. As usual I was the only person there‚ the radio was playing a popular pop song by the band One Direction. The owner of the store was in the back and popped out to say hello to me and ask how I was doing. I got my usual‚ a small mocha Boba and I waited as the employee‚ a young Mexican probably in his 20’s made the Boba with

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    Impressionism In the 19th-century we saw an art movement that would come to be known as Impressionism. The Impressionism term was coined in 1874 after a hostile critic‚ Louis Leroy‚ had seen a picture entitled _Impression: Sunrise_ by Claude Monet (Janson 721) and gave the art work a sarcastic review. Impressionism came into prominence between the 1870 and the 1880 (Janson 721). As with each new art movement‚ they are a response to the previous period and Impressionism is no different. It was a

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    famous pop artist known to man. He is best known for his work “100 Cans” which shows numerous Campbell’s Soup cans‚ which leads to the question‚ how can something so simple be so captivating? This is a perfect example of what pop art was and still is today. Warhol took something so simple that people see every day and turned it into the most famous art piece of the era. This style is what Andy Warhol was known for‚ turning simple everyday items into powerful and mesmerizing pieces of art. Warhol

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    Impressionism is an art-related movement which originated from Paris in the 1874 by a group of painters. The movement originated from the ideas of a group of Paris based painters who displayed their talent through exhibitions and other artistic programs. Impressionism was also subject to criticism by other French artistic communities. Many women impressionists were also involved in artistic work (Bondil 2012). These are as follows Berth Morisot Berth Morisot was a female impressionist painter. She

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    rights movement to promote Black power and Black independence. During the period of 1954 to 1968‚ Blacks were fighting for the equality of racial injustices within America’s borders. This political movement allowed Blacks to see who they were really are‚ instead of what white America sees them as. Blacks gained a newfound sense of pride. This Black Pride gave birth to the Black Arts Movement. This happened right after the Civil Arts movement‚ which was around 1965 to 1976. The Black Arts Movement was

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    of BAM The Black Arts Movement was the name given to a collection of politically persuaded black artists‚ craftsmen‚ producers‚ performers‚ and scholars who developed in the wake of the Black Arts Movement. Maya Angelou played a huge role in this movement with her literature and many more inspirational influences. Maya Angelou’s impact as an artist amid the Black Arts Movement and complexities her impact to Amiri Baraka‚ the man who began the BAM with his radical lyric "Black Art”‚ helped her become

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    Mexican muralism is a Mexican art movement that took place primarily in the 1930s. The movement stands out historically because of its political undertones‚ the majority of which are of a Marxist nature‚ or related to a social and political situation of post-revolutionary Mexico. The time between the two world wars was a period when many artists were looking to indigenous traditions and subject matter for inspiration. A number of like-minded artists in Mexico turned to their own history and artistic

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    ART 104 1200 NAME: COLLINS OSEI MENSAH CLASS: ART 104 1200 RESEACH PAPER TITLE: UGOLINO AND HIS SONS PROFESSOR: DR. FLORENCE QUIDEAU. DATE: APRIL 14TH‚ 2016. Fig 1. Ugolino and His Sons Artist: Jean Baptiste Carpeaux (French‚ Valenciennes 1827- 1875). Date: 1865-1867. Medium: Saint-Beat Marble. Classification: Sculpture. Ugolino and His Sons.

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