How to Look at and Understand Great Art Lectures Episode 16 Subject Matters 2011
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Focusing on masterworks by Van Eyck and Rubens, define three levels of iconography (subject matter). Also study the academic codifying and ranking of subject matter in art, probing subject and deeper meaning in a variety of religious and history paintings, still lifes, landscapes, portraits, and genre works.
- Released: 2011-01-01
- Runtime: 60 minutes
- Genre: Documentary
- Stars: Sharon Latchaw Hirsh
- Director:
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1. The Importance of First Impressions 2011-01-01
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3. Color—Description, Symbol, and More 2011-01-01
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4. Line—Description and Expression 2011-01-01
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5. Space, Shape, Shade, and Shadow 2011-01-01
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6. Seeing the Big Picture—Composition 2011-01-01
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8. Art That Moves Us—Time and Motion 2011-01-01
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9. Feeling with Our Eyes—Texture and Light 2011-01-01
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10. Drawing—Dry, Liquid, and Modern Media 2011-01-01
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11. Printmaking—Relief and Intaglio 2011-01-01
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12. Modern Printmaking—Planographic 2011-01-01
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13. Sculpture—Salt Cellars to Monuments 2011-01-01
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16. Subject Matters 2011-01-01
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18. Portraits—How Artists See Others 2011-01-01
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20. Landscapes—Art of the Great Outdoors 2011-01-01
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21. Putting It All Together 2011-01-01
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22. Early Renaissance—Humanism Emergent 2011-01-01
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24. High Renaissance—Humanism Perfected 2011-01-01
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26. Going Baroque—North versus South 2011-01-01
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29. From Realism to Impressionism 2011-01-01
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31. Expressionism—Empathy and Emotion 2011-01-01
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32. Cubism—An Experiment in Form 2011-01-01
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35. Postmodernism—Focus on the Viewer 2011-01-01
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36. Your Next Museum Visit—Do It Yourself! 2011-01-01
