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Japan, Part 1 | A World of Poetry
Japan, Part 1 | A World of Poetry
Episode 18

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The Japanese haiku is one of the most widely known forms of poetry in the world. Haiku, or "beginning verse," evolved from a 16th-century Japanese poetry form known as the "renga." Haiku is admired...
Madonna and Child Enthroned | Artopia
Madonna and Child Enthroned | Artopia

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Giovanni dal Ponte A Closer Look Giovanni dal Ponte's triptych has a strong sense of balance. The center panel shows Mary and Jesus Christ with Saint Lawrence and Saint Stephen on either side. Notice...
Africa, Part 1 | A World of Poetry
Africa, Part 1 | A World of Poetry
Episode 14

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Africa In Africa, the djelis (pronounced "jay-lee"), or storyteller, uses poetic rhythms and expression to tell stories. Like the Greek poet Homer, the djelis memorizes poems and is part of an oral...
Fuji from Kogane-Ga-Hara, Shimosa | Artopia
Fuji from Kogane-Ga-Hara, Shimosa | Artopia

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Ando Hiroshige A Closer Look In Fuji from Kogane-Go-Hara, Shimosa Hiroshige wants the viewer to notice Mt. Fuji on the horizon. He uses an Asian art technique called the split fountain, a gradual...
Arion on a Sea Horse | Artopia
Arion on a Sea Horse | Artopia

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William Bouguereau A Closer Look What do you notice first in Arion on a Sea Horse? Is it the lyre, the small harp that Arion is holding? William Bouguereau draws our attention to the lyre by making it...
A Man and a Horse by a Stream | Artopia
A Man and a Horse by a Stream | Artopia

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Hua Yan A Closer Look Hua Yan uses lines to create the shapes of the man, horse and trees in this painting. He then uses more lines to show details within these figures. Line is the most basic element...
Spike Lee | Artopia
Spike Lee | Artopia

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Illustration by Maria Manhattan 1957-present Spike Lee was born on March 20, 1957 in Atlanta, Georgia, the eldest of five children, to William “Bill” Lee, a jazz composer and bassist and Jacqueline...
Mary Pickford | Artopia
Mary Pickford | Artopia

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Illustration by Maria Manhattan 1892-1979 Mary Pickford, “America’s Sweetheart,” was born Gladys Louise Smith on April 8, 1892 in Toronto, Canada. She began acting at the age of five. Supremely...
Nam June Paik | Artopia
Nam June Paik | Artopia

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Illustration by Maria Manhattan 1932-present Nam June Paik was born on July 20, 1932 in Seoul, Korea. He studied music, art history and philosophy at the University of Tokyo, and in Germany at the...
Cindy Sherman | Artopia
Cindy Sherman | Artopia

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Illustration by Maria Manhattan 1954-present Cindy Sherman was born on January 19, 1954 in Glen Ridge, New Jersey and was raised on Long Island. She earned a B.A. in Fine Arts from the State...