Maddog Updates ~ HUM 2020
Lesson Plans: Week #12 ~ Early Modernism 1870 - 1920 The Enlightenment period ended with further revolutions -- industrial, American, & French, which led to the Romantic Age (1770 - 1830s), followed by the Age of Realism (1830s - 1870s). Early Modernism began in the 1870s as a reaction against Neoclassicism, Romanticism, and Realism.  The camera made the Realist movement too easy, so now artists wanted to capture an instantaneous moment in the most instantaneous way through Impressionistic Arts, followed by its outgrowth of Post-Impressionistic Arts.	DUE DATES: WEEK #12 ~                Class-/Homework * There is one last homework packet which you also received last Wednesday on "Early Modernism (1870s - 1910)," worth 20 points. It is due by Wednesday, April 23, at the beginning of the class time. ** Your last art style quiz was uploaded last Wednesday night after class.  On the quiz, you will view four paintings and must identify whether they represent Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, or Romanticism.  Then, using your notes on vocabulary and art style characteristics, you must explain how you can identify the various styles. The quiz is worth 20 points, and your responses are due uploaded through Canvas by Monday, April 21. ALL of the artworks are by artists we have studied; so, you can earn extra-credit points by identifying which artists created each of the artworks. You may earn 24/20 points. ** Last Discussion question #9 ~ 20 points           Final Thoughts on the class ** Last week in class I reviewed the rubric for your final Exam -- you will be creating an art exhibition.  It is worth 100 points, and it is due uploaded through Canvas by Saturday, April 26th.   Final Exams are not accepted late. * You may now earn (+5) points for completing your lecture notes worksheets in class -- however, only students who are in class when we complete the lecture notes are eligible to earn these points.