Art papers

This paper compares the two Renaissance art pieces, "Mars and Venus United by Love" (c. 1570) painted by Paolo Veronese and "The Miracle of the Loaves and Fishes" (c. 1545-50) painted by Tintoretto.

An analysis of sex and sexuality in contemporary Asian art.

A discussion of various movements and works over the course of the history of art.

A critique and recommendation of an anonymous art print entitled "Leadership: Eagle".

An analysis of the art piece, "Two Studies of the Head and Shoulders of a Little Girl" (Pioch), by Jean-Antoine Watteau, focusing on the medium and the natural materials prevalent in this piece and time period.

This paper uses Michelangelo's "David" and Bernini's "The Rape of Persephone" to describe both the Renaissance and the Baroque periods in Italian sculpture.

An analysis of the ancient Greeks' representation of their gods.

A comparative analysis of the painting style of the pointillists George Pierre Seurat and Tim McWilliams.

An overview of the Renaissance period in art.

This paper discusses Kabuki, one art form of Japanese Theater established for the masses.

Looks at African rock art as true art.

This paper discusses the life of Isadora Duncan and looks at her influence in establishing dance as an art form.

An iconological study of five religious paintings by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio.

A description of the artist's self portrait "Man in a Gray Hat" by Pierre Daura.

A discussion on Kodak's marketing strategy in the light of the introduction of digital processing.

Looks at typographic design for the film and computer screen.

A review of Mario Livio's book "The Golden Ratio: The Story of Phi, the World's Most Astonishing Number', which chronicles the history of this number.

A review of H.E. Huntley's book, "The Divine Proportion", which argues that mathematics can be beautiful.

This paper discusses how the "16 Jackies" were manipulated by Andy Warhol to portray the emotional detachment of society caused by the mass media.

A review of art works by Hans Hofmann, Damien Hirst and Sherrie Levine and how they portray postmodernism of resistance or postmodernism of reaction.

An examination and comparison of the views of Kasimir Malevich and Piet Mondrian on the relationship between non-objective art and spirituality.

This paper discusses the benefits of acquiring the skill of photography.

This paper analyzes the style of impressionism and oceanic/seaside themes in Claude Monet's painting "Marine View with a Sunset".

A review of Eliza Pitri's article "Teacher research in the Socio-constructivist Art Classroom."

An overview of the Renaissance period and its implications for humanity.

A discussion of Michelangelo's Magnifici Tomb in the Medici Chapel, based on a study by Andrew Morrogh and a study by Estelle Lingo.

This paper discusses the painting 'Venus of Urbino' while concentrating on Rina Goffen's work "Sex, Space, and Social History in Titian's Venus of Urbino".

An analysis of the different influences that impacted on Claude Monet's "Charing Cross Bridge, Fog" and Lawren S. Harris' "Lake Superior."

This paper looks into the field of architecture and discusses the profession of an architect.

Looks at the famous stained glass windows of Chartres Cathedral in France.

This paper examines paintings from the Renaissance, Rococo and Impressionist periods.

Looks at postmodernist architect Michael Graves, one of the leading twentieth century architects and designers.

An analysis of the ways in which Theophilus Presbyter influenced later practices of other artists, particularly looking at his treatise, "On Divers Art."

A comparative analysis of Giovanni Battista Moroni's "Gian Lodovico Madruzzo" and Francisco de Goya's "Portrait of General Jose Manuel Romero".

This paper explains how geometric concepts can be taught based on the symmetry found in Islamic art.

A review of Jan Brueghel the Elder's 1613 painting "The Entry of the Animals into Noah's Ark".

An analysis of the role and influence of George Braques in the Cubist movement.

This paper explores the concept of "Negro Art" from the Harlem Renaissance period by analyzing the philosophies of two of that movement's central leaders.

This paper looks at the trend of modernist art and discusses art from realism toward abstraction.

A comparison of two portraits; Diego Rodriguez de Silva y Velazquez's "Juan de Pareja" and Mary Cassatt's "Lady at the Tea Table".

This paper describes two breakthroughs in art; Giotto de Bondoni's "Adoration of the Magi" and Hubert van Eyck's "St. Francis Receiving the Stigmata of Christ."

An examination of the essay "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction" by Walter Benjamin.

A comparative analysis of feminist iconography in the works of Frida Kahlo and Georgia O'Keefe.

This paper examines the painting "Oedipus Rex" (1922) by Max Ernst.

An analysis of Wassily Kandinsy's text, "Concerning the Spiritual in Art" and his paintings.

This paper discusses artist Paul Signac, focusing on pointillism and anarchism.

This paper discusses the life of Piet Mondrian and the development of abstract art.

An analysis of how artistic activism is attempting to draw more supporters to the comfort women's cause.

An examination of the contribution of Artemisia Gentileschi to art history, regardless of her gender.

A review of the relationship between culture and the works of various Venetian artists.

An analysis of Da Vinci's opinions according to Julia Conway Bondanella and Mark Musa's "The Italian Renaissance Reader."

An analysis of how magic realism can be applied to the medium of photography.

An analysis of the photography of Clementina Hawarden and Julia Margaret Cameron.

This paper discusses the music video 'All is Full of Love' by Chris Cunningham.

A discussion of the relationship between politics and art.

This paper describes the life and work of French artist Auguste Rodin, know especially for his sculpture.

A personal critique and discussion of the meaning behind Jan Van Eyck's 1434 painting, "The Marriage of Arnolfini."

A study of pre-Raphaelite children in John Everett Millais' paintings.

An analysis of the history of digital photography and a comparison of its results with those of analog cameras, focusing on black and white developments.

This paper discusses whether the film, 'Que Viva Mexico!', by Sergei Eisenstein was misinterpreted.

A biography of the life of Vincent Van Gogh.

An analysis of Andy Warhol's artwork, "Electric Chair".

An analysis of how the artwork of the Canadian landscape painters known as the 'Group of Seven' is shaping Canadian national identity and landscape.

An analysis of the ideology of romantic beauty in "On the Medusa of Leonardo Da Vinci in the Florentine Gallery" by Percy Bysshe Shelley.

A discussion of three artistic styles - Catholic, Protestant, and academic art - that show different aspects of the artistic concerns of the Baroque era.

This paper defends the course "Criticism and the Public Arts" as a beginning point in understanding how to apply academic methods of study to all aspects of art and communication.

A study of the theme of modern motion in the paintings "State of Mind: The Farewells" by Umberto Bocking and "Cosmic Flora" by Paul Klee.

An analysis of the works of the sculptor Constantin Brancusi.

A discussion of the star system and its contribution to the development of Hollywood public relations and advertising strategies.

A look at how the National Socialists in Nazi Germany used art and architecture for political purposes.

This paper describes the life of Leonardo Da Vinci including two of his masterpieces: 'Mona Lisa' and 'The Last Supper'.

This paper describes the President Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, in Washington, D.C., and the controversy over the depiction of FDR in a wheelchair.

This paper discusses the use of art in politics within the American society.

A look at the Impressionistic innovations of Claude Monet in the "Bridge at Argenteuil".

This paper discuses the incorporation of the arts into medicine both for the patient and for the physician.

An analysis of the pyramidal aspects of Michelangelo's "Pieta" and the Christian iconography of the Holy Trinity within it.

This paper compares two articles on the cultural significance of language; "Decolonizing the Mind" by N'gugi wa Thiong'o and the "Intellectual Savage" by Jamake Highwater.

An overview of the Renaissance exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

This paper argues that the negative consequences of gentrification should be considered before any changes to a site or a building.

This paper describes an art exhibit that will show the importance of Geisha to the Japanese culture.

This paper analyzes the formal, iconographic, and historical themes in the work 'Madonna and Child' by Duccio di Buoninsegna.

This paper analyzes the American paintings and sculpture exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

This paper discusses that society has changed significantly and, in parallel, its relationship with art has transformed as well.

An examination of the influence of Marcel Breuer upon modern furniture design.

An analysis of Albert Bierstadt's paintings and his contribution to the New Eden image of the soon to be conquered American West.

This paper examines the beliefs behind the artwork of Gaye Chan, a Chinese immigrant to Hawaii.

This paper discusses the artwork of talented artist, Pablo Picasso.

This paper discusses Georges de la Tour's painting "Saint Anne with the Christ Child".

An analysis of convicted murderer John Wayne Gacy's painting "Skull Clown".

An analysis of the achievements of Bernini Gianlorenzo, particularly his marble sculpture, "Ecstasy of St. Teresa."

An examination of the Impressionism era to see if Fantin-Latour should be considered an Impressionist.

This paper examines the role of the illustrator in two children's books: "A Baby for Grace" by I. Whybrow and C. Birmington and "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs" by J. Scieskza and L. Smith.

A description of the Impressionist painting "The Pink Dress" by Berthe Morisot.

This paper describes the works of ceramicist and master art instructor, Victor Schreckengost.

This paper explores whether, in areas of knowledge such as the arts and sciences, we learn more from following or breaking accepted conventions.

This paper looks at the works of Douglas Coupland, the renowned writer and artist.

Discusses the ways that aesthetic and decadent writers expressed life as an art form.

An analysis of Andy Warhol's work, "Marilyn," in the context of the theories of Karl Marx.

A comparative analysis of the psychology behind the works of Ludwig Van Beethoven and Vincent Van Gogh.

This paper describes a contemporary artwork by Donna Usher tittled "Contemplation".