… versions of David. Several differences spring to mind when comparing Bernini’s sculpture of David with Michelangelo’s. Those would be the period in which they were sculpted, the size of the statues and especially the moment in time that was chosen.…

… chose Mozart’s Concerto No 2 In D, K.314 Rondo for this assignment because I truly enjoyed listening to the piece and felt a story being told. There is no significant title to the piece, so the story I found was more a reflection of my mood and my own…

… crowded by all classes. With seats as cheap as 12 cents and rarely more than 50 cents, the typical theater audience included lawyers and merchants, and their wives, artisans and clerks, sailors and noisy boys, and a sizeable body of prostitutes. The…

… I remember it to be very large and new and exciting for myself. My grandmother took me to see it when I was about 5 and it showed at the Pittsburgh Theatre with a sold out jam packed crowd. It was good to see the performance again at the Steele Auditoriu…

… a wife, and children. By the time he was thirty-five he completely devoted himself to his art, which caused him to leave his life as he knew it. He first sailed to Panama and Martinique to escape civilization; he was determined to live primitively.…

… Dalí considered himself a self-taught artist. However, he studied in Madrid at the San Fernando School of Fine Arts in 1921, 1922 and 1924, from which he was expelled two years later. There, he met and became a good friend of García Lorca,…

… By just looking at what a group is wearing, or not wearing, one would know the temperature of the area, what fabrics are available, a person’s status in the community, the aesthetic values of the society and much more. This is as true today as…

… presents a wonderful contrast between reality and fantasy. A Midsummer Night’s Dream gives us insight into man’s conflict with rational versus emotional characteristics of human behavior. The City of Athens represents the logical side, with its flourishi…

… in the creation of aesthetic objects, environments, or experiences that can be shared with others (“artist” Webster’s New World Dictionary). People associate artist with painters, sculptures, and drawers. Many artists recognize their gift at early ages.…

… careers they want to pursue. A student should never close doors that might lead to something significant, but if she or he, has decent grades in art and have sustained intrest in art related activities, a career in art could be the right ticket. …