| For this exam you will again have 2 compare and contrast or
images-centered themed essays. Chapters 23, 24, 25,
26, 31
1) For each of the two required essays, select the pair or the group within a lettered row
in the table; use the left and right, as shown, or each of the included
numbered images in the row.
| For each work, label your essay with
the letter for the row and left or right or the number given, then,
first identify the works, in list form before your start
the essay, providing the artist,
title, date, and location (if architecture), according to this scheme
(Can cut-and-paste):
A.
Your
Left:
Your Right:
Period/Style:
Period/Style:
Title:
Title:
Date:
Date:
Artist/Architect, if
known:
Artist/Architect, if known:
Location, if
architecture
Location, if architecture
or architectural
decoration:
or architectural decoration: |
Then discuss the
works in relationship to one another, fully exploring their significance and
implications as examples of American work. Consider their roots and/or
influence, their use/purpose, meaning, occasion for creation, types, and anything else that may be
significant in historical/art historical terms, including other works by the
same artist or their training, circumstances, &C. State the rationale
for the comparison or grouping. Write a fully developed essay. If you refer
to images not included here, cite them by PPT or ill. number.
Do not use quotations -- put things in your own words.
If you were to take this exam in the classroom, I would provide you 2 pages per essay, so let that be your guide as to length, but make sure you
that fully answer the question, regardless of length. Your answers
should be drawn only from the material in the PPT videos, in-class videos,
your text, and your own thoughtful observation. This NOT a research
project. DO NOT go surfing the web for your essay material.
Use of Web Material will result in a 0 (zero) for the
exam, and a 0 (zero) for the course.
You must submit the
document through the assignment dropbox. If you have technical
difficulties with the submission process, call CourseDen helpdesk 678-839-6248 or
the 800 number. DO NOT SUBMIT ANY OTHER WAY. Prepare the document in
your word processing program (MSWord ONLY), then import it into the
CourseDen assignment dropbox submission site. At the assignment
submission site, find the ADD ATTACHMENTS button and click on it. Then click
on UPLOAD FILE, then BROWSE; This will take you to your computer, where you
will need to locate the file you saved there. When you find the file on your
computer, select it, and click on SAVE. Its title should appear in the
Window, with a checkbox next to it. Click on the checkbox, then click on ADD
SELECTED and then click SUBMIT. (Make sure you click on both ADD SELECTED
and SUBMIT). You will see the title of your file there as a confirmation
that you have submitted it.
Your document title
should be in the following format: Lastnamefirstininitial3260exam3.doc
EX: johnsonj3260exam3.doc.
DO NOT submit
your essays in separate files, put them all in one document, with the essays
numbered, and submit only one file to me.
I will only grade one document file.
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