How to Look at and Understand Great Art Lectures Sculpture—Salt Cellars to Monuments 2011
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Sculpture, as a genre, encompasses the full spectrum of three-dimensional artworks. In this lecture, investigate the varieties and viewing contexts of relief and in-the-round sculptures—from monumental public works and religious and historical subjects to assemblage, collage, found objects, and large-scale "earth art"—noting the technical distinction between subtractive and additive work.
- Released: 2011-01-01
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- Genre: Documentary
- Stars: Sharon Latchaw Hirsh
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1. The Importance of First Impressions 2011-01-01
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3. Color—Description, Symbol, and More 2011-01-01
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4. Line—Description and Expression 2011-01-01
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5. Space, Shape, Shade, and Shadow 2011-01-01
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6. Seeing the Big Picture—Composition 2011-01-01
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8. Art That Moves Us—Time and Motion 2011-01-01
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9. Feeling with Our Eyes—Texture and Light 2011-01-01
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10. Drawing—Dry, Liquid, and Modern Media 2011-01-01
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11. Printmaking—Relief and Intaglio 2011-01-01
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12. Modern Printmaking—Planographic 2011-01-01
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13. Sculpture—Salt Cellars to Monuments 2011-01-01
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16. Subject Matters 2011-01-01
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18. Portraits—How Artists See Others 2011-01-01
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20. Landscapes—Art of the Great Outdoors 2011-01-01
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21. Putting It All Together 2011-01-01
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22. Early Renaissance—Humanism Emergent 2011-01-01
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24. High Renaissance—Humanism Perfected 2011-01-01
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26. Going Baroque—North versus South 2011-01-01
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29. From Realism to Impressionism 2011-01-01
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31. Expressionism—Empathy and Emotion 2011-01-01
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32. Cubism—An Experiment in Form 2011-01-01
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35. Postmodernism—Focus on the Viewer 2011-01-01
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36. Your Next Museum Visit—Do It Yourself! 2011-01-01
