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The Byzantine Art of Mosaic
(1963)Before beginning on a paper of this nature, it is always necessary to make a few comments and statements of intention. First, since this is a paper on an entirely factual and noncontroversial subject, the information must ... -
Design
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Abstract Painting and Visual Perception : A comparative study of Wassily Kandinsky and Piet Mondrian
(1965)This paper is an exploration or the value of the formal elements of modem abstract painting. It is centered around the work of Wassily Kandinsky and Piet Mondrian who were among the first and most influential artists ... -
Elements of Expressionism in the Work of Three Early Mannerists
(1965)What I will be concerned with, for the most part, is the recurring tendency to revert to irrationality and the results of this tendency in the development of Mannerism. I will concentrate on the earliest Mannerists for ... -
Freidrich Froebel, The Play-Gifts and Their Influence on the Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright
(1966-05-06)In the following study I have endeavored to come to an understanding of a man, the growth of a principle and a Kindergarten system, in hopes that it might reveal to myself and the readers of this paper a more complete ... -
Yasuo Kuniyoshi: Individual among American Artists
(1967)The first section of this text is primarily concerned with innovations and movements in the modern art world, beginning with the twentieth century and concentrating mainly on trends in America. It is descriptive in ... -
John La Farge: The Artist and the Craftsman
(1967)We follow La Farge in this paper through his childhood with its eighteenth-century overtones, into the Paris of the mid-century. We see the artist evolve from an interested observer to a diligent and devoted ... -
The Federal Art Project 1935-1943
(1968)The economic crisis of the thirties following the stock market crash in 1929, necessitated same form of government relief to stay the rising level of unemployment and poverty. During the first year of the Rooseve1t ... -
An Existential Interpretation of the Artistic Theories of Paul Klee
(1969)The tendency of modern art toward dehumanization poses an apparent paradox for aesthetics. Concerned primarily with purifying art of all human content, modern art nonetheless seeks to embody deeply human meanings. The ... -
Mondrian and De Stijl: A Translation from the German of Hans L. C. Jaffe's Introduction and Three Selected Essays
(1969)Hans L. C. Jaffé, born in 1915, studied art history, archaeology and history at the University of Amsterdam. While a student, he came to work for the Stedelijk Museum, which he left in 1961 as assistant director. After the ... -
Mountains and Rambles : Drawings and Poems
(1971)The author presents a collection of 18 poems inspired by the spirit of Haiku, each evoking the landscape of a location from Appalachian Mountains and drawings that also demonstrate the same focus on place. -
Pylos: A Mycenaean Site
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A Checklist of Drawings, Watercolors, and Lithographs by George Catlin and Karl Bodner now in the Ayer Collection of the Newberry Library, Chicago
(1971)The Ayer Collection of the Newberry Library in Chicago has 217 original drawings by George Catlin bound in two volumes, entitled by Catlin, "Souvenir of North American lndians". Although not listed in the public catalogue, ... -
Project in Painting
(1971)The author describes her senior collection of painting as “an attempt to find my way back into painting – or, more simply, to discover what painting is all about. Although I’ve painted for several years, I’ve never been ... -
Thesis in Painting
(1971)The author describes his senior collection of figure drawings and paintings. -
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Drawings, Photographs, and Collages
(1972)As an Art History major, I feel that this was an extremely valuable experience with applied art. As an artist, it was a sobering experience, showing me the necessity for seriousness and persistence if one is to avoid the ... -
A Portfolio of Work Done, 1969-72
(1972)The author describes his senior collection of drawings and lithographs. -
The Oriental Influence on English Art: 1850-1900, with an Emphasis on James McNeill Whistler
(1975)The question may be raised concerning the use of the term "Oriental" in this thesis. This term is used to refer to Japan and China, with an emphasis on Japan. During the time between 1850 and 1900, few artists made any ...