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Comparative Art / Matisse vs. Turner
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An 8 page piece on Matisse and Turner that compares the artifice in Odalisque and The Slave Ship. As Matisse's Impressionistic art sought to reflect a lifestyle, so did Turner's Romantic art. The difference being that Matisse was not interested in judgments or making political statements. His interest was in the placing of color on canvas in a certain order. Turner also had this interest, but his comment was political and of mythical proportions. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: Compart.wps

Comparing The Artistic Modernism Of Pre-World War I Europe To European Modernism In The 1920s
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6 pages in length. The surrealist DaDa movement of post-World War I was the rebellious answer to the social and political nature of battle, successfully crushing the avant-garde period of pre-World War I, a conflict that effectively halted the heady artistic experimentation of prewar Western Europe. Avant-gardist artistry was responsible for the growth of myriad elements of contemporary art, including but not limited to cinema, advertising and newspaper/book publishing. Sadly, as the war passed, so too did many of the artistic personalities of the avant-garde period, as well. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: TLCsreal.wps

Comparing Three Minimalist Artists
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A 10 page paper highlighting the work of Marcel Duchamp, Ulrich Ruckriem and Donald Judd. Of these three artists, it would appear that only Ruckriem is in danger of taking too seriously both his work and minimalist art in general. Duchamp made fun of the entire area of modern art and encouraged others to do the same; Judd even disdained hearing his work called sculpture. They each presented very different styles, both in their approaches and their final work, as evidenced by Ruckriem's concerns of his work being too much for a building to support weighed against the report of Judd's volume of work and wide range of sizes. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: Minimal.wps

Comparison / Matisse and Moreau
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A 5 page comparison of Gustave Moreau's 'Salome' and Matisse's 'The Painter and His Model.' The writer presents comparisons in terms of balance and other aesthetics, along with some of the artists philosophies, with a concentration on those of Moreau. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Comparison Between Two Paintings / Ter Borch & Brouwer -- Technique
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A 10 page comparison between 'A Young Woman at her Toilet w/ Her Maid' and 'The Smokers.' The writer compares these two works of art in terms of six key echnique points with respect to the Flemish and Dutch schools. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: Terborch.wps

Comparison of Leger's Three Women and Picasso's Three Women at the Spring
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This 5 page paper compares and contrasts the two paintings in terms of composition, brush strokes, characterization and use of color, among other aspects. Style is discussed as well for each of these oil paintings completed in 1921. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: SA150art.rtf

Comparison of Two Art Genres -- Sensibilite vs. Rococo
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4 pages in length. An analytical discussion of how paintings from different eras are indeed, representative of entirely different genres. The writer describes Francois Boucher's "The Toilet of Venus" as being exemplary of the Sensibilite Movement while Greuz's "Broken Eggs" is more clearly a work from the Rococo Period. The key features that separate these two types of art are defined and each painting is described in the context of its own period. No Bibliography.
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Comparison of Two Similar Paintings
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5 page opinionated comparison between two similar paintings : Edgar Degas' "Nude Woman Having Her Hair Combed" (Metro. Museum of Art) and Francois Boucher's "The Toilet of Venus."
Filename: 2paintin.wps