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To formulate your essays,
you should use your notes from class, the data in your text and, your own
thoughtful consideration of the works and issues.
This is not a
research project. DO NOT USE WEB MATERIAL -- it will result in a ZERO for the
exam (another such instance will result in a Zero for the
course). If you wrote this in the test period, I would give you
two
sides of a page for each of the essays, so let that be your guide as to length.
First, in list form, at the top of the essay, identify each of the
works in a pairs,with movement/style, title, artist, location
(for architecture), and
date.
Then, for that pair of slides, write a UNIFIED essay, using
complete sentences, in which you discuss the works in relationship to one
other.
State what the purpose of the comparison would be, and evaluate the
similarities and the differences between each two. Consider the purpose
of
each and its significance within the stylistic/historical period
in which it was created, as well as how it reflects that time and place, as
well as
Early Modernism. Use
proper terminology and explain what the terms mean, as appropriate.
You
might also consider the specific work in relationship to the artist's career,
their other works).
Also consider: media, size, style, location,
etc., as appropriate. Do not write a separate essay for each work in a pair. |
