Woman, artist,muse, mother
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Project to work with Secondary School students about a sculpture in the city from the didactic areas of Arts and History and Geography.
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- 1. WOMAN ARTIST MUSE MOTHER Project “Mentoring a sculpture” based in the sculpture: “Mediterranean Motherhood” by Vicente Pallardó Latorre, in Torrent, Valencia. Coordinated by: Carmen María Belmonte Rosa Ortega Donat
- 2. Esculptor: Vicente Pallardó Latorre Place: Auditorium Torrent Mediterranean Motherhooh
- 5. Woman The “reclining figure” in sculpture Greek terracotta Tanagras. Fourth century B.C. Sarcophagus of the spouses of Villa Julia. Etruscan Art. Sixth century B.C.
- 6. Woman Roman sculpture of the second century AD (a copy of the second century BC Greek)
- 7. Woman Paulina Bonaparte , sculptor Antonio Cánova
- 8. Woman Aristide Maillol The "reclining figure" in the work of Aristide Maillol and Fernando Botero
- 9. Woman The "reclining figure" in the work of Henry Moore
- 10. Woman The "reclining figure" in the work of Henry Moore
- 11. Woman Prehistoric Venus Prehistoric women
- 12. Woman Sculptures of the Cyclades islands in III millennium. C
- 13. Woman The Mirror of Venus, by Velazquez Olimpia, by Edouard Manet The "reclining figure" in painting The great Odalisque, by Ingres
- 14. Woman Venus, by Tiziano Reclining woman , by Henry Moore The "reclining figure" in painting The bathers, by Renoir
- 15. Artist Sofonisba Anguissola Sofonisba Anguissola, “Self-portrait” Portrait of Felipe II,
- 16. Artist Artemisia Gentileschi “Self-portrait” “Susanna and the old”
- 17. Artist Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun, “self-portrait” María Antonieta and her children
- 18. Artist Mary Cassat The toilette Mary Cassatt, “Self-portrait”
- 19. Artist & muse Suzanne Valladon Renoir “Blanket striped naked”
- 20. Artist Tamara de Lempicka Tamara de Lempicka “Self Portrait in Green Bugatti”
- 21. Artist Fridha Kahlo “Self-portrait” Fridha Kahlo
- 22. Artist & muse Camille Claudel Auguste Rodin “Sakountala”
- 23. Artist & muse Berthe Morisot Edouard Manet “In the dance”
- 24. Artist & muse Françoise Gilot Engraving by Picasso “Self-portrait”
- 25. Artist & muse Georgia O’keeffe Alfred Stieglitz “Two creeks in pink ”
- 26. Muse Lise Tréhot Women in the work of Renoir
- 27. Muse Dora Maar Olga Koklova Marie-Thérèse Walter Women in the work of Picasso
- 28. Muse Françoise Gilot Fernande Olivier Jacqueline Rocque Women in the work of Picasso
- 29. Muse Kiki de Montparnasse in the work of: Pablo Gargallo Kees van Dongen Man Ray Maurice Mendjisky
- 30. Mother Mother Earth: 8,000 years old. Catal Goddess of Plocnik (Serbia.) Hüyük, Turkey 7,500 years.
- 31. Mother Berthe Morisot Berthe Morisot
- 32. Mother Mary Cassatt Pablo Picasso
- 33. Mother Maternity (mural painting from the Santa María de Tahull catacombs of Priscilla (Rome). (Romanesque)
- 34. Mother Virgen Blanca. Gothic sculpture Pieta. Renaissance sculpture
- 35. Mother Velázquez Goya
- 36. Mother & muse Durero Rembrandt
- 37. Mother & muse Van Gogh Whistler
- 38. Mother & muse David Hockney Lucian Freud
- 39. Esculptor: Vicente Pallardó Latorre Place: Auditorium Torrent Mediterranean Motherhooh
- 40. THE MEDITERRANEAN: MOTHER OF CIVILIZATIONS
- 41. THE MEDITERRANEAN BASIN Is the whole land of Europe, Asia and Africa surrounding the Mediterranean Sea (sea between lands). It covers an approximate area of 2,500,000 km2. It is the cradle of many civilizations of the ancient West.
- 42. THE MEDITERRANEAN The Mediterranean Sea has been the scene of several geographical villages. The sea is the unifying element between them.
- 43. THE EXPANSION OF NEOLITHIC FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN Agriculture is originated in the Fertile Crescent, but was not an easy activity, which caused the movement of human groups in search of new lands and the expansion of this activity. 8.000 a.C.
- 44. THE METAL AGE The Mediterranean was used as a means of transport and trade of metals especially copper, tin. Through trade originated a number of sources which generate cultural exchanges across the Mediterranean. It should be noted: Egypt, Crete and Mycenae.
- 45. EGYPT, CRETE AND MYCENAE.
- 48. MARE NOSTRUM ELS ROMANS VAN ANOMENAR A LA MEDITERRÀNIA MARE NOSTRUM
- 49. MARE NOSTRUM