1. Art Review #2

2. The Solomon R. Guggenheim

3. Girl with Ball

6. Stenographic Figure

8. Orange Outline

10. Vicki

12. Richard Hamilton's Las Meninas

15. Broadway Boogie Woogie

17. The She-Wolf

18. Lloyd Building

19. Berkeley no. 8

20. Composition with Red, Yellow and Blue

21. A fresco (painting on wet plaster) in a monastery
A fresco (painting on wet plaster) in a monastery. Was not a really prized painting – they actually created a doorway which took out a little of the painting – see at Jesus feet
The moment in the story when Jesus announced that one of the disciples would betray him – “who me, not me, him???” 21

22. Most famous painting – Why
Most famous painting – Why? Don’t know who it is – Lisa a girl for hire, wife of famous banker, Leonardo in drag? The link takes you to a webpage with a pic morphing Mona Lisa and Leonardo
Hands are supposed to be excellent examples
The smile – is it really a smile? A smirk? There are no eyebrows to help give an indication
Also, ask them where the horizon line hits her then quickly change slide. Let them answer, then go back and let them answer again. Look at it – on one side it is lower then the other. It is supposed to make you subconsciously try to solve the problem so your eyes go back and forth 22

23. Gothic style – expressive ugliness to give statue a life of its own, the ugliness shows her sinful nature
This is Magdalen is made of wood. This is based on the Bible story where the man asked Jesus to come speak but doesn’t show him the normal courtesies. The woman, maybe a prostitute, wet his feet with her tears and dried his feet with her hair. Wait a second – what she is wearing is her hair. 23

24. Also in Northern Renaissance – painted more common people
Brueghal has lots of bright white, that clay/red color, and earth tones
I think his people have a rounded edge type quality 24