FRAME, FIGURE, FORM Historical Places & Periods: Their Defining Idea, Prominent Person, & Representative Art & Architecture.

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FRAME, FIGURE, FORM Historical Places & Periods: Their Defining Idea, Prominent Person, & Representative Art & Architecture

FIVE MAJOR PERIODS & PLACES RenaissancePersiaModernism Mediæval Europe Classical Greece

RENAISSANCE FRAME: “h umanism ” FIGURE: Leonardo da Vinci FORM: Renaissance

CLASSICAL GREECE FRAME: “Geometric Perfection” FIGURE: Pythagoras FORM: Classical Greece

PERSIA FRAME: “Symbolic Geometry” FIGURE: Omar Khayyám FORM: Persia

MEDIÆVAL EUROPE FRAME: “teleology” FIGURE: Aquinas FORM: Mediæval Europe

MODERNISM FRAME: “Situation & Appropriation” FIGURE: Le Corbusier FORM: Modernism

SUMMARY A Course structured in modules, each looking at the art, architecture, & idea of a unique place and time. Together, the five modules form a structure that represents the shape and association of world images and shapes. Setting each module on one defining idea and one dominant figure gives good focus and energy: making the satellite of ideas in each place & period comprehensible to the students. RenaissancePersiaModernism Mediæval Europe Classical Greece