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Eadward Muybridge
Horse Galloping
callotype
1878
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Nam June Paik
TV Buddha
video installation
1974 |
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Pablo Picasso
Guitar and Wine Glass
Collage
1912
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Rembrandt
Christ Teaching
Etching
1652 |
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Auguste Rodin
The Burghers of Calais
Bronze
1884-5 |
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Ed Rusha
Standard Station
Screenprint
1966 |
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Moshe Safdie
Habitat
architecture
Montreal
1967 |
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Alfred Stieglitz
The Steerage
Photograph
1907 |
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Temple of Athena Nike
Architecture
Acropolis
Athens
427-424 BC |
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Vase in the Form of Two Carp
Jade
China
18th Century |
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Andy Warhol
Campbell's Soup Cans
Painting
1962 |
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| The natural tarnish formed on bronze. Green in color. Highly prized in the art community. Process can be expedited through chemical agents. The Statue of Liberty |
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| A pose that suggests the potential for life and thus life, in a standing human figure. Developed by sculptors in Greece. The weight is set on one foot, there in off setting the hips and shoulders in a slight S-curve. David |
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| A focus in art on traditional craftsmanship. William Morris's Red House |
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| A clear varnish to which pigment can be added and then etched away. Very popular in Eastern art |
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| Art made to be viewed as a setting. Tv Buddah |
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| Process of molding wax, forming a cast of that, then heating, lossing the wax. The mold is then used to cast a molten medal. The Darwin Monkey |
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| All at once. Buffon Playing a Lute by Frans Hals |
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| Using acid to cut a metal. Rembrandt's Christ teaching |
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| A box with a small hole allowing an upside down image through |
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| An external support allowing structures to attain great heights. Bath Abbey, Bath, England |
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| Balloon-Frame Construction |
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| Popular construction method in which long parallel peices of wood (studs) are used to support the structure. |
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