From afar, the work appears abstract and minimal; upon closer inspection, goodly eyes, reconfigured wigs, tongues, and lips of minstrel caricatures multiply in detail. In her earlier works, Gallagher glued pages of penmanship paper onto stretched canvas and then drew and painted on it. Walton Ford was born in 1960 in Larchmont, New York. Ford graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design with the intention of becoming a filmmaker, but later adapted his talents as a storyteller to his unique style of large-scale watercolor. Blending depictions of natural history with political commentary, Ford’s meticulous paintings satirize the history of colonialism and the continuing impact of slavery and other forms of political oppression on today’s social and environmental landscape.
Phenomenology is also geared towards creating a framework for understanding religious traditions. The authors of The Sacred Quest An Invitation to the Study of Religion give multiple outlines for different things in religion, such as what a cult is defined as and what it means for something to be sacred. The phenomenological approach’s function is to also put up a firewall against literalism. This means that we want to look at how things function in a religion and how things are interpreted but we do not want to make the mistake of believing some things actually happened in the physical world. We use the phenomenological approach as a way to interpret data that we observe from several different religions.
Formal Analysis Currently on display at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore the recently restored oil on canvas painting, Scipio Africanus Freeing Massiva hangs in the 18th century gallery. This Baroque painting fills out an entire wall measuring approximately 9 by 16 feet, which excludes the elaborate frame. The famed Venetian painter Giovanni Battista Tiepolo (1696-1770) completed this work in circa 1721. This painting derives its title from its subject of the Roman general Scipio freeing the Numidian prisoner Massiva as a gesture of goodwill to his uncle Masinissa. This painting completed in the beginning of Tiepolo’s career, typifies his early painterly style with the dramatic use of chiaroscuro and vibrant colors.
Duccio’s was painted before linear perspective was fully understood while Leonardo da Vinci’s was painted when linear perspective was understood and the system was successfully employed. Commissioned in 1308, Duccio’s Maesta was altarpiece was huge. Its central panel alone was 7 feet high and 13 ½ feet wide. Duccio had many smaller scenes depicting the life of the Virgin and the Life and Passion of Christ that appeared on both the front and back of the work. One of the smaller panels was the Annunciation of the Death of the Virgin.
Argument for Integration Integrative Approaches To Psychology And Christianity 4-MAT Review Krishunna Pearson Liberty University Online Summary Our text Integrative Approaches to Psychology and Christianity by David N. Entwistle (2010) introduces an idea that psychology and Christianity are at odds with each another. The reader is challenged to compare and contrast the notion of theology and psychology existing together. Within the pages of the text, the reader is presented with different foundations for them both. One focuses on faith while the other focuses on truth. It is here that Entwistle makes a statement that sets the tone for the rest of the book “The interaction of psychology and theology is virtually inevitable due to
It was the visual art movement that characterised a sense of optimism during the post war consumer boom. Art Form: * Painting Famous Pop Artists: * Jasper Johns * Robert Rauschenberg * Roy Lichtenstein Pop Art Title of the work: * The Three FlagsName of Artist: * Jasper JohnsMedium: * Encaustic, oil, and collage on fabric mounted on plywoodDimension: * 42 x 60 5/8 in.Artwork Type: * Painting | Title of the work: * Tracer Name of Artist: * Robert RauschenbergMedium: * Oil on canvas with silk screenDimension: * 84 x 60 in.Artwork Type: * Painting | Title of the work: * Woman with a Flowered HatName of Artist: * Roy Lichtenstein Medium: * Oil on canvas with silk screenDimension: * 50 x 40 in.Artwork Type: * Painting | Photorealism – is a genre of art that encompasses painting, drawing and other graphic mediums, in which an artist studies a photograph and then attempts to reproduce the image as realistically as possible in another medium. Art forms: * Painting Famous Photorealist: * Ralph Goings * John Baeder * Ron
Berthold kika Art appreciation Museum visit paper I visited the Baltimore museum of art and upon my visit, two art pieces caught my attention. The first art piece was part of the workshop of the Paolo Veronese collection [Holy Family with Saint Barbara and Young Saint John the Baptist by Paolo caliari]. The second one was [physiological diagram by Andy Warhol]. This two pieces were the most intriguing because, their artistic contrast vary a lot from a renaissance master to the most revered pop artist of all time. Such contrasting styles yet very similar aesthetics behind their work.
The author examines the historical context of the integration of psychology and Christianity. “Religion and medicine were historically concerned with human nature” (p 37). The author argues that there are similarities through history that can be built upon. Entwistle describes the tensions that developed because of cultural and ecclesiastical concerns shaped by history, varying worldviews, and philosophical commitments regarding the nature of knowledge and the nature of humanity (p. 52). The author spends much time on worldviews and explaining how that worldview affects each perception of the world around them.
The faiths chosen for this analysis are Islam, Sanatana Dharma (Hindu), the Native Americans, and Christianity. Each faith has their own needs from the health care provider during the course of healing, but share similarities in requiring the same areas of one’s self that need to be addressed. Spiritual Healing requires spiritual awareness by the individual in conjunction with the belief system in place that aids towards complete health. Islam’s spiritual perspective involves prayer and worship to Allah, following the teachings in the Qur’an scriptures, and guidance by the Imam. Sanatana Dharma and the Native American beliefs involve finding a balance in life and karma.
, . Interventions that Apply Scripture in Psychotherapy Giles Sieburg Liberty University Summary The article to be reviewed is entrenched in the topic of the blend of values that are foundational in Christian beliefs and that of psychotherapy. The idea is that counselors who espouse the Christian belief system find themselves in a struggle to understand the appropriate balance of enmeshing their theological beliefs and principles into their therapeutic treatment of a client. These counselors find themselves trying to find ways to be authentic to their beliefs, and to the ethics of blending their beliefs and practice. The structure of the article