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ART HISTORY III: MASTERY IN THREE MEDIA - AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE: IN SEARCH OF A NATIONAL INTEGRITY

American architecture continues to be a summation of its foreign influences in combination with its own inventions and designs. Through selected examples, viewers see representative buildings in the United States by five prominent architects: Jefferson, Richardson, Sullivan, Wright, and Van der Rohe.

Item no.: DD07820154
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1993
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY III: MASTERY IN THREE MEDIA - BRITISH CATHEDRALS AND COUNTRY HOUSES

See how British architecture has greatly influenced world architecture, especially in America. From only two trips to Italy in the 1590s, Inigo Jones revolutionized British architecture by introducing a Renaissance style. "British Cathedrals and Country Houses" takes viewers on a brief tour through seven architecturally significant buildings from the age of Jones and Sir Christopher Wren, to Vanbrugh, Burlington and Kent, Adam, and Nash.

Item no.: VL07820155
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1993
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY III: MASTERY IN THREE MEDIA - FIRE AND ICE-THE ROMANTIC-CLASSIC DEBATE

Nineteenth-century Neoclassical art redirected the course of French painting. Works by David and Ingres expressed France's moral and psychological revolution against the crown. Romantic painting emerged when rigid neoclassical rules seemed to strangle imagination. Emphasizing imagination and emotion, paintings by Gericault and Delacroix demonstrate the Romantics' struggle to restore the humanity, passion, and drama of art after Napoleon's fall at Waterloo.

Item no.: GK07820156
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1993
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY III: MASTERY IN THREE MEDIA - FRENCH ROCOCO PAINTERS OF COURT AND COURTIERS

French Rococo paintings are representative of the frivolous, fairy-tale existence of the nobility during the eighteenth century-from the reign of Louis XIV, when France controlled every aspect of life, to the Regency of Louis XV, when the nobility shielded themselves from the poverty of the people. The works of Watteau, Boucher, Fragonard, Chardin, and Vigee-LeBrun illustrate the fragile, delicate, playful style and trivial themes and characters of Rococo painting.

Item no.: CY07820157
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1993
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY III: MASTERY IN THREE MEDIA - NEW METHODS & MATERIALS: 20TH CENTURY AMERICAN SCULPTURE

American sculpture of the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s is intriguing for its capricious and imaginative use of material. "New Methods and Materials" shows examples of Calder's witty stabiles and mobiles, Smith's heroic totems, Chamberlain's crushed auto parts, Nevelson's structured walls, Hunt's hybrid steel forms, Edmonson's naive carvings, and Christo's wrapped objects.

Item no.: HW07820158
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1993
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY III: MASTERY IN THREE MEDIA - NORTH ITALIAN PAINTERS-COLOR AND CHIAROSCURO

Italian painters from Venice and her satellites (Verona, Bergamo, and Cadore) are renowned for their common ability to render magnificent color and chiaroscuro (shading from dark to light). "North Italian Painters" features works by five brilliant artists: Titian, Veronese, Tiepolo, Canaletto, and Caravaggio.

Item no.: NN07820159
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1993
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY III: MASTERY IN THREE MEDIA - SOUTH OF THE BORDER

The role of politics in twentieth-century Latin American art. The appeal of communism to early twentieth-century Mexican painters and muralists (Kahlo, Orozco, Rivera, and Siqueiros) is reflected in the portraits, traditions, and struggles glorifying their people. Tamayo, an outspoken anti-communist, preferred to associate with the surrealists and cubists rather than with other Mexican painters. Today, Latin American artists continue to produce politically motivated works, such as Colombian Botero's political cartoons and Paris-born Venezuelan Marisol's satirical sculptures.

Item no.: EP07820160
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1993
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY III: MASTERY IN THREE MEDIA - STORIES IN GLASS AND STONE

Explore French Gothic architecture through the cathedrals of Notre Dame, Chartres, Amiens, Beauvais, Rheims, and Mont. St. Michel in France. See the influence of the French Gothic style on cathedrals in other European countries: Salisbury in England, Milan and Siena in Italy, and Cologne in Germany.

Item no.: HU07820161
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1993
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY III: MASTERY IN THREE MEDIA - THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN EXPERIENCE IN PAINTING

The works of six African-American painters reflect their heritage, traditions, and role in American culture through works exemplifying the struggles of all African-Americans. Viewers are introduced to Johnson's liberal, naive portraits of the "well-to-do" citizens of Baltimore, expatriates Duncanson's landscapes and Tanner's extraordinary religious paintings, Lee-Smith's portrayals of the urban plight of his people, Lawrence's depictions of working-class people competing for jobs, and Bearden's famous collages.

Item no.: WM07820162
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1993
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY III: MASTERY IN THREE MEDIA - THE TRIUMPH OF POPULAR REALISM IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY FRANCE

By 1840, French painters were no longer concerned with depicting the court and courtiers of the successive reigns of kings, the Napoleonic era, or Neoclassicism. Realist painters were guided by real-world landscapes, objects, and people, and usually painted outdoors. Works of Corot, Daumier, Millet, Bonheur, and Courbet illustrate the desire of Realists to interpret the visual world as precisely as possible.

Item no.: VW07820163
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1993
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY II: A SURVEY OF THE WESTERN WORLD - ASH CAN PLUS

Ash Can painters and photographers drew upon urban life in Philadelphia, New York, and Boston for subject matter. See examples of how Bellows, Luks, Sloan, and Marsh transferred these city scenes onto their canvases, and how Stieglitz captured his city scenes in photographs.

Item no.: GN07820142
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1989
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY II: A SURVEY OF THE WESTERN WORLD - CHATEAUX OF THE LOIRE

Sixteenth-century chateaux of the Loire Valley in France were Gothic in style, but additions made to them reflect the strong influences of Italian Renaissance, Mannerist, and Baroque architecture. Featured chateaux: Amboise, Azay-le-Rideau, Blois, Chambord, Chenonceau, and Cheverny.

Item no.: PT07820143
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1989
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY II: A SURVEY OF THE WESTERN WORLD - COLONIALS: REALISTIC AND ROMANTIC

Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century American painters provided a running commentary on American history through works portraying the look and life of America and Americans. "Colonials" illustrates the homespun realism of Copley, the dramatic poses of expatriate West, the romantic panoramas and portraits of native Americans by Catlin, the genre paintings of Bingham, the landscapes of Bierstadt and Church, and the "mindscapes" of Ryder.

Item no.: PG07820144
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1989
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY II: A SURVEY OF THE WESTERN WORLD - COSMOPOLITANS: LOOKING TOWARD EUROPE

To Europeans, expatriates Sargent and "Cosmopolitans" shows how these artists and others depicted the new American spirit through scenes that were mostly American in character and in subject matter.

Item no.: BY07820145
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1989
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY II: A SURVEY OF THE WESTERN WORLD - ENGLISH PAINTING

From 1730 to 1850, English painting came into its own. Viewers see examples of Hogarth's witty satires, Reynold's and Gainsborough's society portraits, Constable's and Turner's land- and seascapes, and the Pre-Raphaelite Rossetti's medieval scenes featuring femmes fatales with pouting lips and smoldering eyes.

Item no.: TH07820146
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1989
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY II: A SURVEY OF THE WESTERN WORLD - GERMAN PAINTING

Early German artists rendered intense emotion and precise portraits through their superb handling of line. The Reformation led to a shift from religious subjects to portraiture. This program demonstrates Grunewald, Durer, Cranach the Elder's, and Holbein the Younger's historical portraits.

Item no.: CJ07820148
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1989
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY II: A SURVEY OF THE WESTERN WORLD - ITALIAN ARCHITECTURE

Italian Renaissance, Mannerist, and Baroque styles strongly influenced architecture throughout the world. This program examines the calm, symmetrical buildings of Renaissance architects Brunelleschi, Alberti, and Bramante; the elegant, tension-filled Mannerist works of Giulio Romano, Palladio, and Michelangelo; and the Baroque churches of Bernini and Longhena.

Item no.: CK07820149
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1989
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY II: A SURVEY OF THE WESTERN WORLD - ITALIAN RENAISSANCE PAINTING

From the late fifteenth century to the mid-sixteenth century, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo Buonarotti, and Raphael Sanzio painted portraits and religious pictures that are acknowledged as world masterpieces. This program illustrates how their enormous artistic talent and individual characteristics shaped the destiny of Western art.

Item no.: YP07820150
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1989
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY II: A SURVEY OF THE WESTERN WORLD - MANNERISM: ITALY

Mannerism in sixteenth-century Italian painting was a rejection of Renaissance style and was influenced by political and economic crises and Michelangelo's changing vision. The distorted, feverish, tense, contorted, magnificent style called Mannerism is best represented by Pontormo, Parmigianino, Bronzino, Tintoretto, and Michelangelo.

Item no.: WC07820151
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1989
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY II: A SURVEY OF THE WESTERN WORLD - SEVENTEENTH CENTURY DUTCH MASTERS

Seventeenth-century Dutch painters presented Holland's bustling streets, lively interiors, landscapes, and citizens. Newly formed Holland is portrayed in Rembrandt's perfect portraits, Hals's feasting characters, de Hooch's courtyards and interiors, Ruisdael's landscapes of Haarlem, and Vermeer's women.

Item no.: HC07820152
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1989
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY II: A SURVEY OF THE WESTERN WORLD - SPAIN

Politics and religion, particularly the Inquisition, played important roles in shaping early Spanish styles in art. From El Greco's Mannerist style and Velasquez's Baroque style to Goya's portraits and Gaudi's Surrealistic architecture, Spanish art continues to dazzle and haunt us.

Item no.: JL07820153
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1989
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY I: A CENTURY OF MODERN ART - ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM

This American art movement of the 1940s and 1950s manifested the creative feelings, frustrations, and struggles of painters through gestures and motion. The early movement's preoccupation with automatic writing, motion, and chaos are demonstrated in the bold gestural paintings of Kline, de Kooning, and Gottlieb, and focus on Pollock's technique of spattering and dribbling. The importance of color as a powerful emotive element is demonstrated through works by Rothko, Frankenthaler, and Louis. The precise canvases of Frank Stella suggest a reaction to Abstract Expressionism.

Item no.: SG07820132
Format: DVD (Color, Closed Captioned)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1988
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY I: A CENTURY OF MODERN ART - AMERICAN LANDSCAPES

Featuring seascapes, skyscapes, and cityscapes from Maine to Manhattan to New Mexico, "American Landscapes" shows examples of Cubism's influence on Stella's vertical abstract paintings, Precisionists Demuth and Sheeler's illustration of America's new industrial landscape, the more abstract and organic aspects of the landscape in the paintings of O'Keeffe and Dove, and Marin's expressionistic images.

Item no.: SE07820133
Format: DVD (Color, Closed Captioned)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1988
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY I: A CENTURY OF MODERN ART - CUBISM

Cezanne's paintings inspired Picasso, Braque, and Gris to create a new art capable of interpreting the new ideas of the century. Selections from these artists' works illustrate some characteristics of Cubism. The works of Delaunay, Leger, Duchamp, and Mondrian illustrate how Cubism reflected the upheavals of the twentieth century.

Item no.: JZ07820134
Format: DVD (Color, Closed Captioned)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1988
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY I: A CENTURY OF MODERN ART - EXPRESSIONISM

Northern artists adopted eerie compositions, forms, and colors associated with cold weather, isolation, political unrest, and the struggle to make a living. These artists emphasized their feelings and emotions over a realistic rendering of subject matter. This is seen through works of the Norwegian Munch; the Russians Kandinsky and Jawlensky; and the Germans Kirchner, Marc, and Beckmann.

Item no.: DB07820135
Format: DVD (Color, Closed Captioned)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1988
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY I: A CENTURY OF MODERN ART - IMPRESSIONISM

Edouard Manet, the Father of Modern Art, inspired other nineteenth-century artists to emphasize the spontaneity of their talent and technique over lofty subject matter. Manet's followers, the Impressionists, tried to render the impression of light on the surfaces of objects, mixing paint with the eye-not the brush. Four Impressionist masters are presented: Monet, Renoir, Degas, and Cassatt. Post-Impressionism is explored through the works of Seurat and Toulouse-Lautrec.

Item no.: BS07820136
Format: DVD (Color, Closed Captioned)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1988
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY I: A CENTURY OF MODERN ART - MODERN MAVERICKS

Many European artists are overlooked because they do not fall under specific categories, or because they belong to peculiar or brief movements. "Modern Mavericks" examines the artistic style and influence of six such Europeans: Klimt, Paul Klee, Rouault, Balla, Modigliani, and Kokoschka.

Item no.: SJ07820137
Format: DVD (Color, Closed Captioned)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1988
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY I: A CENTURY OF MODERN ART - POP

Pop artists used techniques of commercial illustration to satirize the superficiality of American people, pastimes, pleasures, and products of the 1960s. Lichtenstein's comic book images, Warhol's famous faces, Rosenquist's vivid canvases, Thiebaud's paintings of cakes and pies, Oldenburg's burger sculptures, and Indiana's work with letters, words, numbers, and signs illustrate Pop's spirit and typical subject matter.

Item no.: GL07820138
Format: DVD (Color, Closed Captioned)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1988
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY I: A CENTURY OF MODERN ART - REALISM

In American art, Realism is an effort by painters to depict the American struggle after the 1929 stock market crash and ensuing depression. "Realism" features Hopper's stark, brooding inner-city paintings, Shahn's artistic commentary on political and social injustices, Levine's social satires, Pippin's striking interiors, and Avery's unique abstract landscapes. The new regional realism depicted in the works of Wyeth, Wood, and Hart Benton is also explored.

Item no.: AV07820139
Format: DVD (Color, Closed Captioned)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1988
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY I: A CENTURY OF MODERN ART - SURREALISM

Seeking to reveal the inner reality behind outward appearances, the Surrealist movement drew heavily on dreams and Freudian and Jungian theories of the unconscious, the irrational, and fantasy. The paintings of Rousseau show the beginnings of fantasy and inner and other reality in Surrealist paintings. Through the works of the Spaniards Dali and Miro, Surrealism demonstrates how the Surrealists developed original and often highly personal vocabularies of imagery. The provocative canvases of Magritte, de Chirico, and Chagall are also examined.

Item no.: PC07820140
Format: DVD (Color, Closed Captioned)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1988
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY I: A CENTURY OF MODERN ART - THE FAUVES

Reveal how Post-Impressionists van Gogh and Gauguin used color to express emotions, memories, moods, and fantasies, rather than representing objects as they appear in nature. Through the works of Matisse, Derain, Vlaminck, and Dufy, viewers see how the Fauves brought new life through color to French painting by using harsh, arbitrary color, violent distortion, and broad brush work.

Item no.: LR07820141
Format: DVD (Color, Closed Captioned)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1988
Price: USD 132.00

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ART HISTORY II: A SURVEY OF THE WESTERN WORLD - FLEMISH PAINTING

Early Flemish paintings grew out of illuminated Gothic manuscripts. In portraying interiors and furnishings, towns, rivers, trees, and flowers, van Eyck, Van der Weyden, Bruegel the Elder, and Memling developed a technique of painting on wood panels with oil, creating an enamel-like smoothness and an impression of light reflected from deep within. In later Flemish works, the character of Baroque painting was embodied in the dramatic masterpieces of Rubens.

Item no.: HY07820147
Format: DVD (Color)
Duration: 15 minutes
Audience: Grades 7-12, College/University, Adult
Copyright: 1989
Price: USD 132.00

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