REQUIREMENTS:Analysis of 4 works of art from the museum.Word count: 800 or more words for this assignment (approximately 200 for each analysis)

Pick 4 art works of your choice https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection

At the start of each paragraph, enter the title of the work, name of the artist (if available), and the type of artform (drawing, painting, sculpture, print, photograph, etc.).

Describe the exact location of the work of art; be very specific.Is it located in a major exhibition area, a small alcove, a sculpture garden?Does its present setting highlight the work and make it more noticeable, or is the work of art tucked away in a dimly lit corner?

First, describe the form of the work.

Form is a physical description of the work—what you actually see.Describe what the work of art looks like, including its size (approximately) and shape.Analyze which of the art elements (line, shape, mass, space, time, motion, light, color, and texture) are important.Is the work representational, partially abstract, or fully abstract?

Then, begin to interpret the work of art for its content.

Content is the message/meaning—what you feel.Despite the artist’s intentions, a work of art is a starting point for you to get to know yourself better.Why did you choose it?What does the work of art mean to you?Why do you respond the way you do?Which of your life experiences are you reminded of when you look at this work of art?

Remember: Writing is an important part of good scholarship.Write in full sentences; watch for grammatical errors and spelling mistakes.If you need help in this area, hand in your work early so it can be corrected and you can rewrite the final copy.Every writer knows how important it is to REWRITE.