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## HEADING: HOW TO - ART ## LEFT COLUMN 6120. ART HISTORY: AMERICAN ART: #5, Prof Dibble CUBIST, PICASSO. THE PHOTOGRAPHER'S EYE (1982) w/Bill Moyers. New York School. american VISIONS Art. It's everywhere. And it all says something about who we are. Critic Robert Hughes looks at how we look. 1. Thomas Jefferson; "The Patron Saint of all do-it-yourselfers." 5/28/97 2. CULTURAL COLLISION. 5/28/97 3. THE WINDINESS & THE WEST. 6/4/97 4. THE GILDED AGE. 6/4/97 6121. AMERICAN VISIONS: 5. MODERNISM & THE ASH-CAN SCHOOL. 6/11/97 6. STREAMLINES & BREADLINES, 6/11/97 Art Deco of Jazz age & Depression age. 7. ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISH & POP ART. 8. THE AGE OF ANXIETY. 6/18/97 Art of the Vietnam War, Minimalism & the art boom of the 1980s, 6122. AMERICAN VISIONS: Debut: Robert Hughes, Art critic surveys American history thru the prism of its art and artists. MOMENT OF IMPACT: STORIES OF THE PULITZER PRIZE PHOTOGRAPHS. Host: Sam Waterston. INDELIBLE IMAGES. 12/4/99 VAN GOGH'S VAN GOGHS: 11/24/99 Retrospective of Vincent Van Gogh. (1853-90) ARTISTS OF THE WEST: 12/4/99 Cha. Russell, Thomas Moran & F. Remington. HEART OF ART: LURE OF THE WEST- TREASURES FROM THE SMITHSONIAN. Landscapes, Native Americans & Wildlife. HEART OF ART: CARL BLOCH: CHRIST HEALING THE SICK AT BATHESDA. 5/8/2002 THE FACE: JESUS IN ART, THE BEAUTIFUL CHRIST. 12/12/2002 ## RIGHT COLUMN 6123. ART OF THE WESTERN WORLD: Host: Michael Wood: The Art of the Western World. This lavish series will take Wood from Pergamon in Turkey to Soho in Manhattan over the next nine weeks. He'll receive considera- ble help from art historians along the way, so don't look for Wood to propound one overriding theme the way David Attenbor- ough or James Burke might. Do expect a solid overview from an engaging teacher. Also expect fascinating tidbits, like the fact that there weren't any obstructed-view seats in the Roman Colosseum. Michelangelo's "David," in spirit, "a portrait of the artist" DEBUT: Classical Legacy. 10/2/8 Greek Art: Zeus; Parthenon & Alter of Pergamon. Rome: The Pantheon & how the ARCH revolutionized architect 2. A WHITE GARMENT OF CHURCHES Romanesque & Gothic architec 3. THE REBIRTH OF LEARNING & CULTURE. 10/16/89 4. THE HIGH RENAISSANCE. Leonardo, Michelangelo, Rap Titian, Tintoretto, etc. The dynamic tension between Naturalism & classicism, illusion & reality, light & dark ... and always movement. 10/23/89 5. AN AGE OF REASON, AN AGE OF PASSION. Neoclassicism and Romanticism. 11/7/89 (Concluded next tape) 6124. ART OF THE WESTERN WORLD: 5. Concluded. 6. INTO THE 20th CENTURY. 11/20/89 Secessionist, Modernism, Expressionism, Fauvists, Cubists Futurists, dadaist & Constructiv 7. IN OUR OWN TIME. 11/27/89 From the late 40s to the present Abstract expressionists, Pop Art Minimal Art & Earthworks. USSR ART: 6/4/90 Docu. of changing Russian Art. AMERICAN MASTERS: ROBERT MOTHERWELL & THE N.Y. SCHOOL: Abstract Expressionist. 9/27/91 "You let the brush take over and, in a way, follow its own head. AMERICAN MASTERS: FREDERIC REMINGTON: THE TRUTH OF OTHER DAYS. (1861-1909) Narr. Gregory Peck. Ned Beatty reads 1