Michael’s Art History

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Art historically accurate podcast episodes for students by a high schooler who loves art. View my website here: https://sites.google.com/view/michaelsaparthistory/home

  1. Sep 30

    Roman Art: The Colosseum, Augustus, and Sad Old Men

    Explore Ancient Rome through the lens of art, and discover the connection between it and later traditions, architecture, and the Renaissance.

    Roman Art: The Colosseum, Augustus, and Sad Old Men

  2. Sep 24

    Etruscan Art: Tombs and Temples

    Wonder why much of this civilisation is unknown? Explore through this overview of the art, and culture, of the reason. Works Discussed: - Temple of Minerva and Statue of Apollo - Tomb of the Triclinium - Sarcophagus of the Spouses

    Etruscan Art: Tombs and Temples

  3. Sep 16

    Ancient Egypt: Seated Scribe, The Pyramids, and More!

    Learn about the art and architecture from the Egyptian segment of the Ancient Mediterranean Unit. Works discussed: - Palette of King Narmer - The Seated Scribe - Pyramids and Sphinx - King Menkaura and Queen - Temple of Amun-Re / Hypostyle Hall - Atkenaton, Nefertiti, and three daughters - Mortuary Sphinx of Hatscheptut - Innermost coffin of King "Tut" - Book of the Dead

    Ancient Egypt: Seated Scribe, The Pyramids, and More!

  4. Sep 5

    Ancient Greece: The Parthenon, Greek Sculptures, and the Agora

    AP Art History Unit 2: The Ancient Mediterranean Works discussed: - The Parthenon (Including the Nike Adjusting Her Sandal, Plaque of the Ergastines, and Dionyses Pediment Parthenon Sculptures) - Athenian Agora

    Ancient Greece: The Parthenon, Greek Sculptures, and the Agora

  5. Jul 30

    Ancient Near East: Sumer, Temples, and Worship

    In this episode, I explore the art of the Ancient Near East and how some of the first civilizations used art to express religion, power, and identity. From the White Temple of Uruk to the Lamassu of Assyria and the Apadana of Persepolis, we look at how ancient artists created works that shaped the way people understood their gods, rulers, and societies.

    Ancient Near East: Sumer, Temples, and Worship

  6. Jul 13

    Prehistoric Art: Stones, Cave Wall Art, and Stonehenge

    Prehistory is the beginning of humanity.

    Prehistoric Art: Stones, Cave Wall Art, and Stonehenge

  7. Jul 4

    Why Did Picasso Break Reality Into Pieces? | Cubism in Art

    Cubism transformed modern art by breaking away from traditional perspective, and this episode explores its development. Works discussed: Mont Sainte-Victoire, Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, The Portuguese, The Kiss, and The Steerage.

    Why Did Picasso Break Reality Into Pieces? | Cubism in Art

  8. Jun 27

    18th Century Art: Rococo, Enlightenment, and Neoclassicism

    Explore how European art transformed from the playful luxury of Rococo to the reason of the Enlightenment and the moral ideals of Neoclassicism. Works Discussed: A Philosopher Giving a Lecture on the Orrery, The Swing, Self-Portrait, Oath of the Horatii, Monticello, and George Washington.

    18th Century Art: Rococo, Enlightenment, and Neoclassicism
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