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Arts & Humanities > Art Appreciation Understanding abstract art

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Art Or Maybe Not My dear sir, in answer to your inquiry for advise on this very complex subject of Duchamp's Fountain, I can honestly say I would not like to be in your position. For one to consider a urinal must less a mass production of a urinal, to be art is more than I can grasp. To give you my best advise, would take a ... More..

Arts & Humanities > Art Appreciation Art history: Understanding pop art

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George Segal Lover of Life George Segal was born on November 26, 1924 and died on June 9, 2000, leaving behind a contribution so large that he is known as the world's greatest Pop Artist. He trained in education, painting, and psychology yet never took a sculpting class. His unique patterns of thought contributed to his succ... More..

Arts & Humanities > European History The Renaissance: Part of the Middle Ages, or a new era?

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Art During The Reformation During the fourteenth, and fifteenth centuries there was an exciting period of enormous change. One could feel it in the air, see it in the wind that swept through Europe, here it peal from the church bells that sounded out the cries of the Pope and priest, as they screamed "no", to the Reformation... More..

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