COMPARATIVE STUDY. DIRECTIONS TO COMPLETE THIS EXAM  You must complete this exam by May 6 th and upload it to Turnitin.com by midnight, absolutely no.

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COMPARATIVE STUDY

DIRECTIONS TO COMPLETE THIS EXAM  You must complete this exam by May 6 th and upload it to Turnitin.com by midnight, absolutely no exams will be accepted after this time.  Art History A4  Class ID:  Enrollment Password: arthistory  Art History B2  Class ID:  Enrollment Password: arthistory  Art History B4  Class ID:  Enrollment Password: arthistory

SUCCESS CRITERIA  You must use font size Arial 16 unless otherwise specified  You must complete each slide, answering questions fully with an adequate use of detail.  You must use complete sentences and paragraphs.  Correct date created, size, medium and where the painting is currently located included for each piece of artwork.  Formal Response: Minimum of 5 elements and principles used to explain each piece of artwork, elements are principles are bolded in each sentence.  Cultural Context questions are fully answered.  Each piece of artwork has three call outs.  Minimum of 3 sources cited using MLA citation  All work and analysis must be your own.  Must use this power point in your exam.

FORMAL RESPONSE TO PICASSO’S GUERNICA  May only use Arial 16 Point Font.  Must address the Elements and Principles of Art & Design on this slide  Full sentences/paragraphs must be used.  Must address a minimum of 5 of the Elements or Principles  Elements and Principles must be bolded.  Example: One of the first things that I noticed about this piece was how rough it appeared in texture. The lines were sharp and jagged, and seemingly placed at random, yet still able to create the recognizable form of a face. Guernica by Picasso (fill in the date created, size, medium and where the painting is currently located)

CULTURAL CONTEXT OF PICASSO’S GUERNICA Evaluate the cultural context of this piece  Where/When was it created  What was happening in the world when this piece was created?  Was this piece a reaction to specific event?  May only use Arial 16 Point Font.  Full sentences and paragraphs must be used. Guernica by Picasso (fill in the date created, size, medium and where the painting is currently located)

Use text boxes and arrows to call out specific features of the artwork. (This could be cultural or formative art info) Arrows should be red and 8pt thick. Must have a minimum of 3 features called out Use separate arrows and boxes for each feature May use font Arial 14.

FORMAL RESPONSE TO DAVID’S OATH OF HORATII  May only use Arial 16 Point Font.  Must address the Elements and Principles of Art & Design on this slide  Must address a minimum of 5 of the Elements or Principles  Full sentences and paragraphs must be used.  Elements and Principles must be bolded.  Example: One of the first things that I noticed about this piece was how rough it appeared in texture. The lines were sharp and jagged, and seemingly placed at random, yet still able to create the recognizable form of a face. Oath of Horatii by David (fill in the date created, size, medium and where the painting is currently located)

CULTURAL CONTEXT OF DAVID’S OATH OF HORATII Evaluate the cultural context of this piece  Where/When was it created  What was happening in the world when this piece was created?  Was this piece a reaction to specific event?  May only use Arial 16 Point Font.  Full sentences and paragraphs must be used. Oath of Horatii by David (fill in the date created, size, medium and where the painting is currently located)

Use text boxes and arrows to call out specific features of the artwork (could be cultural or formative art info). Arrows should be red and 8pt thick. Must have a minimum of 3 features called out Use separate arrows and boxes for each feature May use font Arial 14.

COMPARING GUERNICA AND OATH OF HORATII Similarities 1. (May only use Arial 15 Point Font) 2. Some things you may wish include (defend you answers): 1. Were the two pieces created during the same time period? 2. Where there similar events in the world taking place when these two pieces were created? 3. Are these pieces delivering a similar message? 4. Are there Elements or Principles that are similar? Differences 1. (May only use Arial 15 Point Font) 2. Some things you may include(defend you answers): 1. If they weren’t created at the same time, how far apart where they created? 2. Were they in the same art movements? 3. Is there a difference in message/tone of the piece? 4. Are there differences in use of the Elements or Principles? Fill in: Name of Painting & Artist

WORKS CITED Use Proper MLA citation on this page. All sources used or quoted must be cited. You should have a minimum of 3 citations for this assignment