Picasso's “Les Demoiselles” vs. Botticelli's “Birth of the
Virgin” : A 5 page essay that looks at the form of art as a
reflection of scientific principles and societal attitudes of
the two eras (Renaissance and Early 20th Century
(Cubist)). The paper discusses how these two artists' works
embody these principles and attitudes in regards use of
color and light, and volume and mass v. geometrics.
Bibliography lists 3 sources. Bottpica.wps

Picasso / Review of Style and Attitude in the War Years
(WWII) : A 5 page essay on the psychology behind the
radical change in the art of the war years, with specific
focus on Pablo Picasso. The writer reviews the change in
Cubist form in “Guernica,” and describes these changes in
terms of realism encroaching upon Cubist ideals.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Cnpicasso.wps

Pablo Picasso – “Au bon marche” : This 5 page report
discusses the artist Pablo Picasso and makes specific notice
of his 1913 painting. The writer also discusses the painting
in the larger context of “cubism” which Picasso and Braque
“created” in approximately 1910. Picasso’s writing is also
briefly discussed. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Picasso3.wps

Pablo Picasso Internet Web Site Analysis : This 2 Page
Paper Describes And Critiques One Of The Hundreds Of
Internet Web Sites Devoted To Picasso And/Or His Work.
This Particular Site Offers More Than 80 Hyperlinks To
Either Museums Around The World, Each Of Which
Displays Images Of Picasso's Paintings, Or To Blurbs
About Books About The Artist. Additionally, Two Of The
Hyperlinks Offer Articles About The Artist. No
Bibliography. PGpicass.wps

Comparisons of Major Artists & Representative Work :
Both Rembrandt van Rijn and Pablo Picasso created
paintings which represent individuals from their respective
societies. Other artists, from Manet to Delacroix, have
demonstrated different social, physical and compositional
elements that have challenged societal norms. This 5 page
paper provides a number of comparisons, including a
comparison of Rembrandt’s “The Night Watch” and
Picasso’s “Les Demoiselles d'Avignon” as well as a
discussion of the social challenges presented in a work of
Manet. Bibliography lists 1 source. Majart.wps

Leonardo da Vinci and Fractals : A 15 page interpretation
of Lenoardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper” in terms of
fractals. The writer presents Leonardo’s mathematical
leanings and application of his genius in his lifetime, and
discusses basic fractal relationship to nature. The writer
applies the 5 - 3 ratio of the Fibonacci series to the mural,
and why Leonardo chose this type of geometry to portray
the last supper of Christ. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
Cnvincfr.wps

Analysis of Rembrandt's "Rembrandt Contemplating the
Bust of Aristotle" : A 5 page paper discussing three aspects
of this infamous painting : light, shadow and psychological
basis (mood) of subject. These are tied into the relevancy of
this self-portrait to the Baroque period and Rembrandt's
move away from his peers, which led to his genius.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Rembrand.wps

Comparison Essay Between Rembrandt and Poussin :
A 4 page essay using the fictitious act of describing the
differences between Rembrandt’s “Prodigal Son” and
Poussin’s “Arcadian Shepherds” that should be taken into
consideration when selecting a painting for a natural
environment—a riverfront home. Bibliography lists 2
sources. Cnrempou.wps

Explication of Painting / Poussin's "Summer" : A 3 page
essay reviewing a work by Nicolas Poussin on display at
N.Y.'s Metropolitan Museum of Art. The work is
sometimes called "Summer"-- or at other times, it is known
as "People." The writer of this paper expresses why the first
of these titles is more applicable. Examined are the artist's
use of landscape, dimension, story, color accuracy, and
more. No Bibliography. Paintin2.wps
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