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History of Art
A Level

In what ways did Manet's "Olympia" deviate from conventional depictions of the female nude?

This painting presented a clear challenge to the typical academic female nude. The conventional female nude was Classically modelled, with an even, well proportioned, alluring feminine body, of the type t...

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Analyse the composition of Rodchenko's Spatial Construction No. 12 and consider the use of materials.

This ovular and geometrical construction from Rodchenko focusses solely on the exploitation of materials in space. The sculpture comprises of eleven ovular disks cut from plywood and then painted in dark ...

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Analyse the artist's use of brushwork and colour in 'Rain, Steam, and Speed - The Great Western Railway' 1844 by William Turner. What effect does the artists handling of paint achieve?

Turner's loose brushwork creates the impression of speed and movement. The directional brushstrokes consisting of pale white paint, evident for example in the right foreground as the brushstrokes interjec...

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What is your favourite Art movement?

My favourite is definitely the British Romanticism of the XIXth century. Turner and the Preraphaelites. However, as a History of Art student I need to have a broader knowledge of the most important moveme...

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To what extent does Jan Van Eyck's 'Arnolfini Double Portrait' fulfill the demands of its patron?

First I would look at the general function of portraiture in the 15th century which was primarily to memorialize the features of the patron for posterity and to ensure rememberance, as well as to celeb...

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