Module 5 INTRODUCTION Chp. 26 Rococo to Neoclassicism and Chp. 27 Romanticism, Realism, Photography

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Introduction to module 5, competencies covered for the assignments.

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  1. Hello, this is Bill Forest, your art history instructor.
  2. Welcome to module number five.
  3. This is an introduction to chapter 26 27.
  4. We'll be covering uh cocoa to neoclassicism and then looking
  5. at the style characteristics of romanticism, realism and uh the
  6. invention of photography.
  7. It's quite an exciting time In the 19th century.
  8. So we'll be looking at the 18 work from the
  9. 1800s through the 1870 and inside of Europe and America.
  10. Some of the competencies will be meeting this week.
  11. It will be a three and that will be assessed
  12. using the threaded discussion assignment.
  13. Uh competency A two is going to be assessed using
  14. the reading and image quizzes.
  15. As you go through your threaded discussion assignment, you'll be
  16. learning about the invention of photography and then discussing the
  17. importance of photography inside of your own life.
  18. As we move into the reading and images quizzes, uh
  19. you'll be identifying the major characteristics of style, time period,
  20. the dominant ideas and values of the various cultures of
  21. of the, of this time period revealed through their art
  22. forms. So this is what we're doing this week.
  23. Uh, it's just a watershed moment in history when photography
  24. is developed because it begins to free up the artist's
  25. inner vision.
  26. We will watch the rise of abstraction and bon representational
  27. artwork after the invention of photography.
  28. This is Bill forced, your art history instructor, and I
  29. want to encourage you to participate in the Power Point
  30. presentations by watching some of the videos that are in
  31. there and filling out your study guides so that you'll
  32. be ready for reading and image requisites.