… 1904 in Rotterdem, the Netherlands. He enrolled in classes at the Rotterdem Academy of Fine Art which he was apprenticed to a commercial art and decorating firm and later, working for an art director. He visited museums in Belgium in 1924 and completed…

… Cornelias Mondrian Jr. in the Netherlands in 1872 and studied at an art academy called the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam from 1892 to 1897. Mondrian's works up to 1908 were naturalistic, incorporating successive influences of academic…

… American mascots should not be used. Today we can see that Mascots are used at many places such as sport teams, school, library, etc. However it is the time to withdraw the Redskins nickname. Thus it should not be used because…

… considered as a form of "communication art". We can see the design work present from road signs, fashion magazine to chips package. In other words, graphic design is a visual communication. <Tab/> Designer Richard sees graphic design…

… are two extremely different things. You know an object bends in a particular fashion, however the way the individual object is positioned possibly will not exhibit the bend you know it makes. In fact the bend may look like a totally straight line.…

… American boxers. Jack Johnson was the first African American boxing champion. Rubin Carter was a number one contender for the middle weight championship title. <Tab/>Jack Johnson was born Galveston on March 6,1878. He was the second…

… was spawned when the thought occurred to me, "I have never seen a work or movement labelled officially as Anarchist-art". It seems absurd that such a powerful ideology would not stir the hearts and minds of artists. If we are to accept that there…

… against the intricate and formulaic Mannerist style which dominated the Late Renaissance. Baroque Art is less complex, more realistic and more emotionally affecting than Mannerism. This movement was encouraged by the Catholic Church, the most…

… to meet the challenge of the Reformation and other difficulties that had arisen. The rise of Protestant power in northern Europe set off a defensive and totalitarian response in Catholic Italy. The Counter-Reformation put Italian culture on a war…

… Giorgio Vasari, who called it the Accademia del Disegno - the academy of representation by signs. There students learnt the "arti del disegno", a term coined by Vasari, and included lectures on anatomy and geometry. Another academy, the Accademia di…