Share your favorite artist or movement for in-class quiz points! We have discussed dozens of art mo ...

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Share your favorite artist or movement for in-class quiz points! We have discussed dozens of art movements and hundreds of artists over the past few months - who is your favorite? What movement do you enjoy the most? Or maybe it is a time and place, something specific about a culture, or a specific artwork that sticks in your head? Share it here and tell why you like it for 20 points on your in-class quiz grade! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directions - pick something specific from the world of art. Not "I really like sculpture" - there are so many different kinds of sculpture, what style are you interested in? What is a specific example? Put that into the first question and be specific. If you don't know what to choose, we will discuss all kinds of different works and artists during this last week of class - there is bound to be something that you find interesting! Find a picture or two that reflect this idea. No copying things that are not downloadable - no screenshots, no thumbnails, no Instagram. Use a museum site like the ones listed below, then use the download button on the image to download to your computer. You may not use an image that is not downloadable - find another example! Files limited to jpeg and png files. Save image(s) to your computer and upload to question 2. Copy the link to where you found the image and save it to paste in to # 3 The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore Links to an external site. Maryland The Chicago Art Institute Links to an external site. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York Links to an external site. New York Museum of Fine Arts Links to an external site. Boston The British Museum Links to an external site. The Rijksmuseum Links to an external site. ArtstorLinks to an external site. This is a shared shelf site that began as a repository for teaching images – it has millions of things in it. You access it through JStor, so you will have to sign in. This is an academic site so it will not take strings of words for search terms. Start simple with one or two words, go from there! Tell us why you like it for question 3! Be specific - not just "It's cool" but why specifically does it speak to you? Don't forget to paste the link to where you found the image/information in this part as well. Note : book used for this class is( The History of Art: A Global View ) Prehistory to the Present First Edition by Jean Robertson, Deborah Hutton et al.