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12130 Influential Works Of Art. A 3-page paper on influential works of art after the Renaissance and the impact of how these affect today's cultures and values. 3 pgs, bibliography lists 6 sources.
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12158 Da Vinci's Last Supper. Not more than fifty years after the painting was completed, and while Leonardo was still alive, the painting began to fade. The decay began with peeling paint. Leonardo had chosen not to work in the traditional medium of fresco, that is, painting directly on the freshly plastered wall. Leonardo da Vinci's painting is a masterpiece of iconic religious art. The painting is a study in geometric symmetry. Jesus' gesture is symbolic on several levels. 6 pgs, bibliography lists 5 sources.
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12456 Renaissance Theaters. This is a 10-page paper that analyzes the role of Palladio, Serlio, Sabbattini and Furttenbach and their contribution to Italian theaters in the Renaissance period and in today's theaters. It uses 9 sources in MLA format. 10 pgs, bibliography lists 9 sources.
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Aesthetic and the Renaissance. This paper examines the ideas of beauty associated with neo-platonism and Renaissance Humanism. The interpretations of these ideas by three modern authors are compared with the interpretations of Renaissance philosophers. Differing views are compared and reconciled with one another.
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A "Yes" for Affirmative Action! This paper discusses the pros of the affirmative action initiatives put in place in the United States in the late 1960s-both in education and in the workplace. The paper argues that, despite present attempts to eliminate them, such initiatives need to be continued until full equality is achieved.
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An Analysis of Art in Florence During the Renaissance This paper will seek to understand how art in Florence, Italy was created, and by whom in the Age of the Renaissance. By understanding the artist, some of the works that make this period so special, and what Florence was aiming for in the objectives of their art. By understanding all of these elements, we can see how the artist, and the patron brought together a humanistic art to a city built for great achievements.
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17073 Aesthetic Renaissance and Art This paper examines the ideas of beauty associated with neo-Platonism and Renaissance Humanism. The interpretations of these ideas by three modern authors are compared with the interpretations of Renaissance philosophers. Differing views are compared and reconciled with one another.
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