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Dec 13, 1508
The Sistine Chapel in the Vatican, Rome. Michelangelo
This project was understaken by Michelangelo because he hoped he would be given permission by Pope Julius II to complete other work on the mammoth tomb. Michelangelo considered himelf a sculptor, This piece took an amazing four years to complete. -
The Ballet Master, Edgar Degas
This printwork has wonderful painting like qualities and is a meaningful example of the monotype printmaking process. -
Rodin with his Sculptures "Victor Hugo" and "The Thinker" Edward Steichen
This visually intriguing photograph is a fanciful play on shadows and light. Dimension and space are used brilliantly to create a very dramatic effect that captivates the viewer. -
Condotterio, Giorgio De Chirico
A wood built sculpture was the subject of this pencil drawing that achieves a dramatic effect and provocative piece of art. -
He Said...She Said: "Let's get physical", "Do you think I'm sexy" Donna Rosenthal
This modern example is a poignant statement about how we portray ourselves to one another. What do our clothes say to someone, what do our actions tell others, in many ways, much more than we communicate with our mouth.
