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11628 The Design of the "Total Work of Art": Art Nouveau, the Bauhaus, and the Integration of Art and Industry in the Creation of Public and Private Space. This paper examines the changes in Western art perceptions of design and aesthetics in the early 20th century by analysing the influence of the design that produced the Bauhaus aesthetic. This essay argues that a political agenda gave direction to this change, one that was enabled by changes in industrial production technologies. In this paper, several artifacts and interiors of this period are discussed, and the author here demonstrates how the objective of the Bauhaus aesthetic was to liberate the mass public through the transformative power of well-designed, affordable living space.18 pgs. 6 sources.
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11633 A Critique of the Interaction of Social/Political Change and Artistic Styles in the Early 20th Century. This art history paper examines artistic styles of the early 20th century European art movements and explores how these movements were in response to social and political changes that mark the era. This paper considers the development of Futurism, Surrealism, and Dadaism, and locates these artistic styles as directly responsive to particular political and social events of early 20th century European culture and society. 12 pgs. 6 sources (Annotated bibliography).
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12386 The Changing Definitions of "Art".This paper answers the question "how does the definition of art change across cultures and times?" It makes reference to the anonymity of the early Gothic masters of woodcarving and the anonymity of Buddhist artists in historic Asia and contrasts them with specific works by Isamu Noguchi, Pablo Picasso, and Joan Miró that demonstrate the same level of religious intensity and act as humble (or not-so-humble) monuments, albeit permanently connected to the individual artist's name. 4 pgs, bibliography lists 5 sources.
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12469 Sex As Portrayed In Art From Ancient Times Through The Middle Ages. This paper is on "Sex as portrayed in art from ancient times through the Middle Ages". It includes how the development and evolution of sex in art and contrast attitudes of the past with modern sensibilities. 8 pgs, bibliography lists 6 sources.
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12517 Sex As Portrayed In Art From Ancient Times Through The Middle Ages. This six-page junior level paper is on "Sex as portrayed in art from ancient times through the Middle Ages". It includes how the development and evolution of sex in art and contrast attitudes of the past with modern sensibilities. 6 pgs, bibliography lists 5 sources.
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12630 The history of Venetian Art. This five-page high school level paper is on " the history of Venetian Art". It paper includes: What does it focus on? What is the purpose? What is it going to prove? Who was involved during this period? What role did those people play? Why did the event take place? What happened before? Why did the event take place, before the investigated events? When and where are the investigated events taking place before the investigated events? Where and when the events that took place before? Where & what effects occurred? What difference did this event have on history? Does this event have any impact on history? Does this impact the people where the event occurred? Why was the event important for us to study?5 pgs, bibliography lists 6 sources.
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12960 Modern American Art. The early period of American Modern art is marked by the remnants of Wars and of massive social upheaval. Late in 1943 or early in 1944, Jackson Pollock painted his first wall-size work, called "Mural." From the early 1940s on, Pollock also created numerous works on paper, ranging from drawings to mixed-media paintings that parallel the development of his work on canvas. Georgia O'Keefe brought a wholly different angle to the early period of modern American art. Max Weber's work was marked definitively by the holocaust. Modern art, indeed, is defined by these artists. 4-pages, no bibliography.
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