Art Museum Visit
1. A piece that uses actual light as a medium. (hint: there’s a really cool one under the street connecting the two buildings.)
The Light Inside, James Turrell, 1999 2. A piece that is by an Asian artist.
White Porcelain Jar with Cloud and Dragon Pattern, Joseon Dynasty, 19th Century
3. A piece that is of an idealized form.(hint: the Greeks tended to do this in their sculpture)
Standing Yaksi, Kushan Empire, Mathura, 2nd-3rd centuries 4. A piece that plays with scale. Apollo Flaying Marsyas, Dirck van Baburen
5. A nonrepresentational painting. (hint: think 1945-present) Man With a Cane, Fernand Leger, 1920
6. A work by an artist that we’v e discussed in class. Table at the Window, Pablo Picasso, 1919
7. A work of art made in the Renaissance. (hint: think 1400-beginning of the 1600’s)
Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist, Giuliano Bugiardini, 1510s
8. A drawing. Drawing of the Chief Painter Abol Hasan, Mohammad Shah, 1842-66
9. A piece that would be considered “art for day-to-day living.” Comb, Indian, Karnataka, 18th Century
10. An Egyptian work of art.
Mosque Lamp, Egypt. 1320 11. A painting by Jackson Pollock. (hint: look in the section with all the abstract painters 1945-present) Number 6, Jackson Pollock, 1949
12. A work of art that addresses social and political issues.
Allegory of the Consequences of the Peace of Utrecht, Paolo de Matteis, 1714-18 13. A photograph or video.
Mt. Rushmore, Lee Friedlander, 1969 14. A work by an impressionist or post impressionist artist (hint: look upstairs and think late 1800’s )
Tiger on the Watch, Jean-Leon Gerome, 1888 15. A work that would be considered Pop Art.
Mysteries, Ed Ruscha, 1987
16. A Modern sculpture. (Modern meaning not from ancient times…think 1945-present)
Orangerie, Anthony Caro, 1969 17. A piece that shocked you.
The Elder Sister, William Bouguereau, 1869 18. A piece that uses linear perspective to show space.
19. A piece of art that you don’t
The Light Inside, James Turrell, 1999 2. A piece that is by an Asian artist.
White Porcelain Jar with Cloud and Dragon Pattern, Joseon Dynasty, 19th Century
3. A piece that is of an idealized form.(hint: the Greeks tended to do this in their sculpture)
Standing Yaksi, Kushan Empire, Mathura, 2nd-3rd centuries 4. A piece that plays with scale. Apollo Flaying Marsyas, Dirck van Baburen
5. A nonrepresentational painting. (hint: think 1945-present) Man With a Cane, Fernand Leger, 1920
6. A work by an artist that we’v e discussed in class. Table at the Window, Pablo Picasso, 1919
7. A work of art made in the Renaissance. (hint: think 1400-beginning of the 1600’s)
Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist, Giuliano Bugiardini, 1510s
8. A drawing. Drawing of the Chief Painter Abol Hasan, Mohammad Shah, 1842-66
9. A piece that would be considered “art for day-to-day living.” Comb, Indian, Karnataka, 18th Century
10. An Egyptian work of art.
Mosque Lamp, Egypt. 1320 11. A painting by Jackson Pollock. (hint: look in the section with all the abstract painters 1945-present) Number 6, Jackson Pollock, 1949
12. A work of art that addresses social and political issues.
Allegory of the Consequences of the Peace of Utrecht, Paolo de Matteis, 1714-18 13. A photograph or video.
Mt. Rushmore, Lee Friedlander, 1969 14. A work by an impressionist or post impressionist artist (hint: look upstairs and think late 1800’s )
Tiger on the Watch, Jean-Leon Gerome, 1888 15. A work that would be considered Pop Art.
Mysteries, Ed Ruscha, 1987
16. A Modern sculpture. (Modern meaning not from ancient times…think 1945-present)
Orangerie, Anthony Caro, 1969 17. A piece that shocked you.
The Elder Sister, William Bouguereau, 1869 18. A piece that uses linear perspective to show space.
19. A piece of art that you don’t