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Revision as of 17:38, 22 April 2021
coursename = Figures in Art
description = From the Renaissance to Modern Art, the human figure has long been a source of inspiration to artists. In this class we will explore how artists have approached their depictions of the human body. Using that inspiration, we will create 3-dimensional and 2-dimensional works that all depict some aspect of the figure.
department = Visual Arts
teacher = Aubree Karner
sessions = 1
prerequisites =
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Sophomores
Juniors
Seniors
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Fine Arts
Liberal Arts
STEM
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10 = y
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LA = y
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From the Renaissance to Modern Art, the human figure has long been a source of inspiration to artists. In this class we will explore how artists have approached their depictions of the human body. Using that inspiration, we will create 3-dimensional and 2-dimensional works that all depict some aspect of the figure.