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The creation of self-portraits has its roots in the Renaissance period when the social status of the artist began to shift. Artists often used a self-portrait to elevate their rank (think of Las Meninas by Diego Velazquez) or emphasize their identity as a painter (any number of self-portraits by women such as Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun). But today, artists use themselves as subjects in their work for a variety of reasons. Consider the evolution of the self-portrait by looking at examples by the following artists: Vincent Van Gogh Cindy Sherman Robert Mapplethorpe Renee Cox Shirin Neshat Respond to HOW and WHY the artist has either chosen themselves as the subject or utilized the social meaning of their identity as the subject. What is the difference? You must provide at least two of the artists as your example. 150 words .
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sympathetic? I welcome your thoughts and takes on the Renaissance.
Leonardo da Vinci and his legendary
master piece -
Mona Lisa. 1503-1506
Louvre Museum. Paris, France.
Here is one more question to ponder. What do you think about the numerous modern-day
“versions” of the most celebrated painting in the history of art?
By surrealist artist Marcel
Duchamp.
Contemporary parodies.
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masters of the past? Are they the parodies mocking the traditional authoritative figures? Could they be
the attempts of the modern artists to assert themselves through rejecting the classical models? Or
could they show that the mastery of the old masters still provides a source of inspiration? What is your
thought and say?
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Cut&Paste: Appropriation Art
Appropriation is an important historical practice in art-making, in which the artist uses a previously existing form, image or sound in new ways. The creative effort is defined by the inspired selection and manipulation of found materials. The end result is a strangely familiar, yet an altogether new creation.
Quarter I modern art
Here are the steps for the paper collage activity inspired by Fernand Leger's painting "The City":
1. Look closely at Leger's painting and notice how he used basic geometric shapes and forms to depict buildings, roads, etc.
2. Collect magazines, colored paper, foil, etc. and cut out various shapes, forms and textures that could represent urban elements.
3. On a large piece of paper, start arranging your cutouts in an abstract cityscape composition without worrying about realism. Overlap shapes.
4. Continue adding, removing and rearranging cutouts until you achieve a balanced, rhythmic composition like Leger's.
5. Glue down the cutouts
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Often- the student displays this skill on a few occasions, settings and with a few people
Sometimes- the student seldom displays this skill but may demonstrate it on infrequent occasions.
Almost Never- the student never or rarely exhibits this skill. It is uncommon to see this in their daily routine.
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Name: Mr. W.S.
Age: 65-year-old
Sex: Male
Source: Patient
Allergies: None
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Skin
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