ArtMatters Community Library
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This Community Library membership offers you access to our entire video library.
Choose from over 40 different subjects, ranging from a single artist, different art movements,
different eras in history and especially curated themes.
In many instances, we have also offered you a choice of seeing a recently created video or a
"Vintage" video, created from a previously recorded live presentation by Jane Blair,
enhanced with enlarged images.
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Click on a subject from the index below, click the selected video, expand to full screen and ENJOY!
Art Keeps Us Human
This video is 1 hour and 1 minute long.
Art teaches. Art communicates. Art has humor, adventure and passion. Art matters! People are the only living creatures who make art. It is a uniquely human activity, and the sole reason we have an advanced civilization. We use visual images to communicate with one another as a species. Art transcends language, different cultures, time and distance. It keeps us connected to one another. It keeps us human.
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Join us for a mini-history of western civilization through art, from the caves to the shuttle, to see and understand how art and civilization depend upon each other. Be sure to bring your sense of humor and your sense of Human.
Ancient Civilizations
This video is 1 hour and 9 minutes long.
Please join us to examine art from the four great ancient civilizations; Mesopotamia (present day Iraq), Egypt, Greece and the Roman Empire. Each culture in turn contributed to the foundation of our own civilization. From these great cultures we get writing, government, law & order, institutionalized religion, advanced culture, and the spread of information and ideas. Each civilization developed new and greater achievements, adding to the quality of life for all mankind.
Vintage -Ancient Civilizations
Please join us to examine art from the four great ancient civilizations; Mesopotamia (present day Iraq), Egypt, Greece and the Roman Empire. Each culture in turn contributed to the foundation of our own civilization. From these great cultures we get writing, government, law & order, institutionalized religion, advanced culture, and the spread of information and ideas. Each civilization developed new and greater achievements, adding to the quality of life for all mankind.
Ancient Egypt
This video is 58 minutes long.
The Ancient Egyptians gave us the calendar, astronomy, wondrous engineering marvels, historical records and poetry. They had an elaborate relationship with many Gods, and their fabulous art gave them the power of life over death. Join us as we look enter the private tombs and look into the eyes of people, just like ourselves, that lived more than 5,000 years ago.
Ancient Greece and Rome
This video is 1 hour and 8 minutes long.
Nothing less than the flowering of civilization.
Join us to examine, through their art, the contributions of Ancient Greeks; philosophy, religion, mathematics, science, poetry & literature, even democracy. The Romans spread that culture to dominate the whole of Europe and beyond. They established urban life and the basis for our own culture.
The Italian Renaissance
This video is 1 hour and 10 minutes long.
After almost 1000 years of "dark ages", the genius of Leonardo Da Vinci, and Michelangelo led the way for a "Rebirth" of learning, art and humanity. They helped to cast a bright new light on culture, and to rekindle a love of learning which encouraged science, new technology and a growing humanity. Join us for a look at their lives, their work, and a discussion of the Italian Renaissance.
Leonardo Da Vinci
This video is 1 hour and 2 minutes long.
He was one of the greatest painters in the world, but painting was not what he did the best. Da Vinci was a scientist, a chemist, a mathematician, an engineer, a designer of military equipment and strategist, a sculptor, a concert level musician, and an inventor. He was The Renaissance Man. Join us for a look into all the works of Leonardo Da Vinci and the vision that was his genius.
Northern Renaissance
This video is 56 minutes long.
The Northern Renaissance includes some of the greatest artists and the boldest innovations, not the least of which is the invention of oil painting itself. Join us to view some Old Masters artwork from Flanders, Holland, Germany, England, & France.
Vintage - Northern Renaissance
The Northern Renaissance includes some of the greatest artists and the boldest innovations, not the least of which is the invention of oil painting itself. Join us to view some Old Masters artwork from Flanders, Holland, Germany, England, & France.
Rembrandt and Vermeer
This video is 1 hour, 6 minutes long.
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn and Johannes Vermeer, two of the greatest painters the world has known. Two brilliant artists, opposite in their artistic styles, but both of whose lives were noted for their tragic struggles and financial failures. Enjoy the drama of Rembrandt and the unique quiet of Vermeer. Take an ArtMatters hour, and connect to the masters.
Vintage -Rembrandt and Vermeer
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn and Johannes Vermeer, two of the greatest painters the world has known. Two brilliant artists, opposite in their artistic styles, but both of whose lives were noted for their tragic struggles and financial failures. Enjoy the drama of Rembrandt and the unique quiet of Vermeer. Take an ArtMatters hour, and connect to the masters.
History of Illusion in Art and M.C. Escher
This video is 1 hour and 2 minutes long.
The hand is quicker than the eye. Artists love to fool you with Illusion in many ways. Join us for a look at the tricks of the art world from Da Vinci and Anamorphic art to Op art and the Magic Eye. We will take a special look at the work of M.C. Escher, a Dutch graphic artist who was a master of the paradox, the tessellation, the dodecahedron, and grand manipulator of the basic laws of nature in illusion.
Impressionism
This video is 1 hour and 12 minutes long.
The Impressionists were painters of light, painters of nature, and painters of human nature. Having little in common, except a common enemy, the Academy, artists like Monet, Renoir and Degas defied convention and changed the way the whole world looked at art. Like a stone dropped into a still pond, the ripples from this revolutionary style of painting spread out, influencing a whole new generation of artists. Join us for a close look at many of the paintings that moved the world into the modern era.
Monet & Renoir
This video is 58 minutes long.
They were fast friends at the very heart of the most radical revolution in art since the Renaissance. Join us for a tour through the life and works of Claude Monet and Auguste Renoir, two of the most beloved of the Impressionist artists.
Claude Monet
This video is 53 minutes long.
He was the engine behind the Impressionists. He was the artist whose direct observation of nature, atmosphere and light is most associated with the ideals of Impressionism. Join us for a retrospective look at his life, his work, his influence and his contribution to the most revolutionary new style of painting.
Pierre Auguste Renoir
This video is 1 hour and 2 minutes long.
One of the most popular of the Impressionist painters, Renoir was the romantic of the group. His paintings celebrate life and love. “I wish to lend joyousness to a wall!” His life did not mirror his reliably happy images, filled with music, dancing, & dappled sunlight. He was socially nervous, and later severely handicapped with arthritis. Join us in the celebration of life that is in the paintings of Renoir.
Cassatt & Degas
This video is 1 hour and 2 minutes long.
An American woman and a French Chauvinist, as unlikely a pair as any you can find, were friends and some say lovers, at the very heart of a radical revolution in art. Impressionism changed the art world forever. Cassatt and Degas influenced the times almost as much as they affected each other. Join us for a look at their mirrored careers, their relationship with each other and the times in which they lived.
Mary Cassatt
This video is 53 minutes long.
An American woman was at the very heart of a radical revolution in art. Impressionism changed the art world forever. Overcoming social stigma, and cultural as well as national boundaries, Mary Cassatt defied the times to become an independent, innovative, and professional artist. She is famous for her unromanticized images of women and children, not saccharin or sentimental, but honest, realistic and yet still adorable. Join us for a look at her beautiful images, her interesting life and her celebrated accomplishments.
Edgar Degas
This video is 1 hour and 1 minutes long.
Known as the “Great Bear” of Paris, Edgar Degas was witty, urbane, chauvinistic, and misogynistic. He was an aristocrat who detested aristocrats, especially female aristocrats. He became known for painting ballerinas, “those little rats”. But also known for the use of dramatic diagonals, dynamic, off-centered compositions, and for elevating the humble pastel into the realm of fine art. His many contributions to the revolution that would be called Impressionism would help to change the art world forever.
Post Impressionism
This video is 55 minutes long.
Like a stone dropped into a calm pond, the ripples from the revolutionary Impressionist style of painting spread out, influencing a whole new generation of artists. Artists like Van Gogh, Gauguin, Rousseau and Cezanne, among others, took a small step away from Impressionism and influenced whole new movements of art. Join us for a look at how other artists interpreted this new, personally expressive way of painting, and in turn influenced the course of art in the 20th century.
Vincent Van Gogh
This video is 1 hour and 7 minutes long.
Van Gogh’s life is one of the most dramatic, romantic, and tragic stories in all of art history. His paintings are passionate, beautiful and they succeed in sharing with us, briefly, the experience of his madness. His career was very short but his gifts and his influence very great. Join us for a look at his work and the brief but brilliant flame that was his life. Nothing is stranger than the truth.
Vintage -Vincent Van Gogh
Van Gogh’s life is one of the most dramatic, romantic, and tragic stories in all of art history. His paintings are passionate, beautiful and they succeed in sharing with us, briefly, the experience of his madness. His career was very short but his gifts and his influence very great. Join us for a look at his work and the brief but brilliant flame that was his life. Nothing is stranger than the truth.
Paul Gauguin
This video is 1 hour and 13 minutes long.
“An artist is either a plagiarist or a revolutionist.” A brilliant intellectual, Gauguin was a scoundrel, a self described savage, and his innovative work inspired great devotion. He was a champion for human rights, and a shameless opportunist. His life was an adventure, traveling back and forth across the globe and journeying through many levels of civilization. Join us in an adventure of our own, looking at the art and life of Paul Gauguin.
Paul Cezanne
This video is 1 hour and 4 minutes long.
“Compared to me, all my compatriots were idiots!”. So claimed Post Impressionist Paul Cezanne. Indeed, it was from his work that much of the 20th century truly sprang. Matisse called Cezanne “The Mother of us all.” Picasso called Cezanne “The Father of us all”, and defended his name with a pistol.
Join us to see just what all the fuss was about.
American Art: Part 1 (1776 - 1900)
This video is 1 hour and 4 minutes long.
The United States was not founded by schooled artists, but by people seeking freedom and adventure. American artists have been like America itself, pioneering, bold, and independent. Early American artists had their roots firmly planted in European traditions but explored their own frontiers and evolved their own unique flavor, forged in the struggles of the birth of a nation. Join us for a look at the roots of American Art from 1776 until 1900 with its pioneering courage, independent drive, and rebellious spirit.
Vintage -American Art: Part 1 (1776 - 1900)
The United States was not founded by schooled artists, but by people seeking freedom and adventure. American artists have been like America itself, pioneering, bold, and independent. Early American artists had their roots firmly planted in European traditions but explored their own frontiers and evolved their own unique flavor, forged in the struggles of the birth of a nation. Join us for a look at the roots of American Art from 1776 until 1900 with its pioneering courage,independent drive, and rebellious spirit.
American Art: Part 2 (1900 - 1950)
This video is 1 hour and 7 minutes long.
The center of the art world has always been Europe, and American artists have, by necessity, mostly followed those evolutions. The American independent spirit pushed the boundaries of acceptable traditions, and in the early part of the 20th century Americans begin to develop their own unique voice; the Ash Can School, the flowering of photography, and the consciousness of Social Realism were just some of the new developments that reflected the history of those times. Join us for a look at how American Art grew from the baby in the back seat to an adolescent growing, experimenting, gaining attention and earning respect.
Vintage -American Art: Part 2 (1900 - 1950)
The center of the art world has always been Europe, and American artists have, by necessity, mostly followed those evolutions. The American independent spirit pushed the boundaries of acceptable traditions, and in the early part of the 20th century Americans begin to develop their own unique voice; the Ash Can School, the flowering of photography, and the consciousness of Social Realism were just some of the new developments that reflected the history of those times. Join us for a look at how American Art grew from the baby in the back seat to an adolescent growing, experimenting, gaining attention and earning respect.
American Art: Part 3 (1950 - 2000)
This video is 1 hour and 4 minutes long.
In the second half of the 20th century, America breaks free of it’s European bonds to defy convention, and then dominate the entire art world. There was an explosion of creativity on this side of the ocean. American Art grows up and demonstrates it’s own unique personality; innovative, and sometimes controversial. But whether you swear by it, or at it, it is always fun. Join us for a look at how art in America evolved in the modern era, from Pop Art to Grandma Moses, how it took the seat of power with all its new directions, energy and nerve. You can’t “like” it all, but you may go home with more than you thought. Where in the world do you think it is going next?
Vintage -American Art: Part 3 (1950 - 2000)
In the second half of the 20th century, America breaks free of it’s European bonds to defy convention, and then dominate the entire art world. There was an explosion of creativity on this side of the ocean. American Art grows up and demonstrates it’s own unique personality; innovative, and sometimes controversial. But whether you swear by it, or at it, it is always fun. Join us for a look at how art in America evolved in the modern era, from Pop Art to Grandma Moses, how it took the seat of power with all its new directions, energy and nerve. You can’t “like” it all, but you may go home with more than you thought. Where in the world do you think it is going next?
Great American West
This video is 52 minutes long.
American artists have been like America itself, pioneering, bold, and independent. Especially in the western frontiers where artists were confronted with a totally new and unbelievably beautiful landscape, an alien culture and a dramatically different life style. But, it was all over in just 90 years. It took only one life span to end this chapter of our history; from the virgin exploration through pristine lands to the massacre of millions of bison; the pioneers, trappers, cowboys, settlers, miners, and the total redistribution of native Americans in the Indian Wars.
Please join ArtMatters for a look at a very brief but special time in our nation’s history through the eyes of artists who tried to capture the flavor of a lost era and preserve it for us.
American Watercolors
This video is 52 minutes long.
Most people think that watercolor is an elegant but simple painting medium. However, the only thing easy about painting with watercolors is cleaning them up. It is truly one of the most difficult means of realistic expression. Some of the few to succeed in this subtle and beautiful medium happened to be Americans. Join us for a look at the work of some great American watercolorists including John James Audubon, Winslow Homer, and John Singer Sargent.
Winslow Homer
This video is 57 minutes long.
He got his start by illustrating scenes from the Civil War for Harper’s Magazine. He documented post war, rural Americana and later dramatically explored man’s relationship to nature. He was one of the greatest watercolor painters and was profoundly influential. Join us for an up-close look at the work of one of America’s most beloved painters.
Vintage -Winslow Homer
He got his start by illustrating scenes from the Civil War for Harper’s Magazine. He documented post war, rural Americana and later dramatically explored man’s relationship to nature. He was one of the greatest watercolor painters and was profoundly influential. Join us for an up-close look at the work of one of America’s most beloved painters.
Norman Rockwell
This video is 1 hour and 8 minutes long.
One of the most beloved American Artists was a painter who illustrated over 322 covers for the Saturday Evening Post for 47 years. Join us to enjoy and discuss his wonderful images and to remember why he is recognized as an icon with such phrases as: “As American as apple pie, baseball and Norman Rockwell.”
Georgia O'Keeffe
This video is 57 minutes long.
“At last, a woman on paper.” –Alfred Stieglitz
On the front lines in the conflict between realism and abstraction was a woman. Georgia O’Keeffe was a woman who was able to influence even the male dominated Avant Garde culture of New York City in the beginnings of the “Modern Century”. Join us for a look at her art, her own conflicts, and her solutions in a fertile era of great cultural change.
Alexander Calder
This video is 1 hour and 2 minutes long.
Born in Pennsylvania,he was the third generation of successful sculptors. From when he was a small boy, he was always making “stuff”; toys, utensils, and objects out of bits of string, wire, buttons, cloth, wood and tin. He always had a sense of whimsy about his objects and invented the “Mobile”; a way to compose colorful shapes, and fine lines moving in a constantly changing arrangement. He is also known for creating and performing his own circus. Join us for a whimsical look into his world.
New York, NY
This video is 1 hour and 5 minutes long.
Start spreading the news! There is a love affair between artists and NYC. The starting place for immigration and embarkation for trips abroad. It is the place for artists to be learning, earning and yearning (paying their dues). The home of possibilities, impossibilities and for dreams that sometimes come true. If you can make it there, you’ll make it anywhere!
Please join us in an artistic celebration of NYC, the unofficial center of the universe, a place so nice they named it twice.
Spanish Masters
This video is 1 hour and 6 minutes long.
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Master painters El Greco, Diego Velazquez and Francisco Goya recorded far more than the flavor of Spanish life and history. The wealthiest and most powerful country in Europe was also the most repressed. Join us for a look into almost 300 years of Spanish art and culture.
Vintage -Spanish Masters
Master painters El Greco, Diego Velazquez and Francisco Goya recorded far more than the flavor of Spanish life and history. The wealthiest and most powerful country in Europe was also the most repressed. Join us for a look into almost 300 years of Spanish art and culture.
Francisco Goya
This video is 57 minutes long.
Known as the last of the Great Masters and the first of the Modern Masters. As Spain's conscience and chronicler, Goya documented the Royal Court with a sarcastic edge born of justice. A versatile artist, he created paintings, etchings & lithographs, tapestries, and frescos. His career spanned an explosive era of Spanish history, which he portrayed with unflinching honesty. He observed clearly both the highborn with their excesses & the madness of the masses, and he painted both with a dedication to truth.
Pablo Picasso
This video is 54 minutes long.
Whether you swear by him or at him, Picasso was undeniably the most successful and influential artist of the 20th Century. He was certainly the most influential artist since Leonardo Da Vinci. He was able to change his style, so quickly, so completely, that he seemed like many different artists. You can’t like it all, he made over 50,000 works of art. But there will be one era, one style, even a single painting, that will make you say; “I didn’t know Picasso did that, I love that.” Join us for a look at, and a discussion of, the many, many styles, expressions, loves and lives of the man at the heart of modern art.
Vintage -Pablo Picasso
Whether you swear by him or at him, Picasso was undeniably the most successful and influential artist of the 20th Century. He was certainly the most influential artist since Leonardo Da Vinci. He was able to change his style, so quickly, so completely, that he seemed like many different artists. You can’t like it all, he made over 50,000 works of art. But there will be one era, one style, even a single painting, that will make you say; “I didn’t know Picasso did that, I love that.” Join us for a look at, and a discussion of, the many, many styles, expressions, loves and lives of the man at the heart of modern art.
Henri Matisse
This video is 1 hour long.
Enter the world of Matisse. A world of color, enjoyment and peace. A place that celebrates flowers, sunshine, beautiful women, complex patterns, rich textures, fine foods, tempting aromas, books, dance, music and art. Matisse’s world has a “calming influence on the mind, like a good armchair.” Indulge yourself and join us for a vacation from stress, into the sanctuary of Matisse’s World.
Marc Chagall
This video is 1 hour and 5 minutes long.
Known as the “Poet”, he was one of the most versatile artists of the 20th Century. He merged the traditional images of his native Russian, Jewish culture with the modern styles of Cubism, and Fauvism. His paintings portray stories and fables, ideals of freedom, dreams of love, nightmares of war, passionate emotions and soul refreshing humor. He never finished a canvas until something in it “surprised” himself. Join us for a retrospective look at his work, his life, and his unique perspective of the world.
Vintage -Marc Chagall
Known as the “Poet”, he was one of the most versatile artists of the 20th Century. He merged the traditional images of his native Russian, Jewish culture with the modern styles of Cubism, and Fauvism. His paintings portray stories and fables, ideals of freedom, dreams of love, nightmares of war, passionate emotions and soul refreshing humor. He never finished a canvas until something in it “surprised” himself. Join us for a retrospective look at his work, his life, and his unique perspective of the world.
Surrealism
This video is 1 hour and 5 minutes long.
What is real? What is a dream, a nightmare, a fantasy? Many artists make visual what many can only imagine. The Surrealists view of the world was sometimes dark, curious, and even frightening, exploring the subconscious and the irrational. But also they reveal curiosity, much humor, and the poetic hint of possibility. Touch your inner eye and brave the world of the Surrealists, if you dare.
Symbolism & Expressionism
This video is 1 hour and 14 minutes long.
Influenced by Gauguin and Van Gogh, these two movements blossomed in the early 20th century. They were the first to stress the personal feelings of the artist, and they pushed the envelope of artistic self expression to greater levels of joy, angst, and controversy. Join us to see powerful images from artists Munch, Klimt, and Beckmann, among others, as they take us on a visual journey (not for the squeamish), to explore our most inner fears and desires . . . if you have the nerve.
Music & Dance
This video is 55 minutes long.
The human brain is an amazing thing. We use visual images to communicate with one another as a species. We look at images with our eyes, but pictures can connect us to our other senses as well; sound, touch, even taste & smell. We hear the music, feel the movement and can remember events in our lives with all of our senses, just by looking. Join us for some “sensory recall”, as we look at images that let us listen, dance and connect to the world and our own lives.
The Portrait in Art
This video is 1 hour and 2 minutes long.
A portrait is much more than a picture of what someone looks like. A portrait can document the history of a whole family, or a single individual’s journey. It can be about an era of time, a culture, an event, or the experience of youth or age. It can tell stories, be self revealing or serve as a commentary of social values or political institutions. Join us for a look at the many possibilities of the Portrait in art. Share your own point of view.
Vintage - The Portrait in Art
This video is 55 minutes long.
A portrait is much more than a picture of what someone looks like. A portrait can document the history of a whole family, or a single individual’s journey. It can be about an era of time, a culture, an event, or the experience of youth or age. It can tell stories, be self revealing or serve as a commentary of social values or political institutions. Join us for a look at the many possibilities of the Portrait in art. Share your own point of view.
Women Artists: Part 1 - Until the 20th Century
This video is 58 minutes long.
Women artists, capable of the art of creation as well as the creation of art, have historically proved threatening to the dominant male establishment. There are many examples of how she has flourished and failed, been celebrated or crushed, but in almost every instance, needing to be better than their male competitors to be taken seriously. Join us for a look and a discussion about the women who have defied convention to make art from the Renaissance through the 19th century.
Women Artists: Part 2 - Of the 20th Century
This video is 1 hour and 9 minutes long.
Women artists, capable of the art of creation as well as the creation of art, have historically proved threatening to the dominant male establishment. In more modern times, our ability to create art was less openly inhibited, but new, modern obstacles arose. Join us for a new look and a discussion about the women and their struggle to make art in the 20th Century.
Mother and Child
This video is 1 hour and 7 minutes long.
The bond between parents and their children is very special, very personal, and yet universal. This relationship transcends language, different cultures, great distances and time itself. Art speaks to this bond, so we can understand and share the connections and experiences made between mothers & their children throughout our human history. Fathers welcome. Join us for a special sharing, and invite your children.
Animals in Art: Beasts of Fame & Fable
This video is 55 minutes long.
Humans are the only animals that communicate with art. But we love animals, and we especially love art about animals. Many creatures indeed are so important to us that we have imbued them with mythical abilities, magical symbolism and villainous qualities that have greatly influenced much of our culture and religion. We love animals so much we had to invent new ones. Join us for a journey around the world and throughout history to appreciate how connected we are with the beasts of fame and fable and how we have cultivated these myths and fables to connect us to one another in art.
Vintage -Animals in Art: Wild and Domestic
Humans are the only animals that communicate with pictures. But we Humans love animals, and we especially love art about animals. Wild or domesticated, beasts of burden or sport, we have a special relationship with the animal kingdom and depend upon them for the quality of our own existence. Join us for a journey around the world and throughout history to appreciate how connected we are with animals and how daily they improve the quality of our own lives.
Animals in Art: Wild and Domestic
This video is 1 hour and 9 minutes long.
Humans are the only animals that communicate with pictures. But we Humans love animals, and we especially love art about animals. Wild or domesticated, beasts of burden or sport, we have a special relationship with the animal kingdom and depend upon them for the quality of our own existence. Join us for a journey around the world and throughout history to appreciate how connected we are with animals and how daily they improve the quality of our own lives.
Animals in Art: Our Pets
This video is 1 hour and 17 minutes long.
Although we use art to communicate with one another as Human Beings, it is with other animals we are sometimes more connected to. We have a special relationship with our most intimate friends, the ones with which we share our daily lives. We are very emotionally connected to our pets. Join us for a journey around the world and throughout history, with art, to see and appreciate how connected we are, and how well we understand our relationships with our many pets.
Vintage -Animals in Art: Our Pets
Although we use art to communicate with one another as Human Beings, it is with other animals we are sometimes more connected to. We have a special relationship with our most intimate friends, the ones with which we share our daily lives. We are very emotionally connected to our pets. Join us for a journey around the world and throughout history, with art, to see and appreciate how connected we are, and how well we understand our relationships with our many pets.
Sculpture in Western Civilization - Part 1
This video is 1 hour and 1 minute long.
Sculpture is the art of making real objects from many kinds of substances. It is a physical, sometimes complicated process, requiring many kinds of tools, chemical treatments, solvents, dyes, large equipment, and sometimes furnaces or kilns. It can be as monumental as a mountain, or as small as coin. Since sculpture exists in 3-dimensional space, with many different perspectives, including looking up from below, and down from above, it requires solving multiple compositional problems. Join us for a history of Human expression with sculpture, from ancient times until the modern era.
Sculpture in Western Civilization - Part 2
This video is 1 hour and 11 minutes long.
Until the modern era, sculpture was mostly municipal. It was sponsored by Pharaohs, Royalty, heads of state, churches, or local communities, with committees organized to approve project designs, and raise funds. The modern era ushered in a time of more private sponsorship of sculpture, and it has evolved dramatically.
Join us for the second part of a history of Human expression with sculpture, from 1900 until today.