A 10-page research paper is required for the class comparing two objects of Korean art. Students must choose objects from specified categories, including Buddhist sculpture, ceramics, or folk paintings. For their paper, students must analyze stylistic differences, religious contexts, technical processes, symbolism, and intended meanings of their chosen objects. Students are asked to post their object selection along with the museum name, accession number, reasons for their choice, and potential paper topics.
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A 10-page research paper is required for the class comparing two objects of Korean art. Students must choose objects from specified categories, including Buddhist sculpture, ceramics, or folk paintings. For their paper, students must analyze stylistic differences, religious contexts, technical processes, symbolism, and intended meanings of their chosen objects. Students are asked to post their object selection along with the museum name, accession number, reasons for their choice, and potential paper topics.
A 10-page research paper is required for the class comparing two objects of Korean art. Students must choose objects from specified categories, including Buddhist sculpture, ceramics, or folk paintings. For their paper, students must analyze stylistic differences, religious contexts, technical processes, symbolism, and intended meanings of their chosen objects. Students are asked to post their object selection along with the museum name, accession number, reasons for their choice, and potential paper topics.
doub A research paper is required for this class. It should be roughly 10 pages, double spaced, 12 point font size, and one inch margins (~300 words per page).Students will choose two objects of Korean Art from the Asian Art Museum’s or the Smithsonian’s collections of Korean art or from the Asian Galleries in the Crocker Art Museum from the following types:Buddhist sculpture Compare two images from different periods or with a clearly different iconography. Your paper will be on both stylistic differences and differences in their religious context.Ceramics – Compare two objects from different periods with different aesthetics and technical processes. You will define and compare these in your paper, along with any religious or political intent that might have influenced their production or patron, as well as reading the symbolism inherent in their decoration. Note: the bases give important information about how, when, and where the pieces were fired – choose images with clearly published photographs of the bases.Folk Painting – Choose two paintings, each with a different subject and format. This could be a series of auspicious words with auspicious symbols wrapped around them or a multi-part screen depicting tigers and magpies. You will place each in its aesthetic and political/social context, including analyzing the symbols chosen by the artist and patron.Please post your choice of object/objects for your term paper.Please be sure to include:1. Which museum it is in and the object museum accession number. Please cut and paste a small image of the object also.2. Why did you choose this object/objects? What attracted you to them?3. Do you have an idea of what you would like to do in your paper