Structured entries
- MODERNISM & THE ASH-CAN SCHOOL.
6/11/97
- STREAMLINES & BREADLINES.
6/11/97
Art Deco of Jazz age & Depression age.
- ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISH & POP ART.
- THE AGE OF ANXIETY.
6/18/97
Art of the Vietnam War, Minimalism & the art boom of the 1980s.
- 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.
- INDDELIBLE IMAGES
12/4/99
w/ Sam Waterston
Host: Sam Waterston.
- 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
- 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 considerable help from art historians along the way, so don't look for Wood to propound one overriding theme the way David Attenborough 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.
- Classical Legacy.
10/2/8
DEBUT: Greek Art: Zeus; Parthenon & Alter of Pergamon. Rome: The Pantheon & how the ARCH revolutionized architecture
- A WHITE GARMENT OF CHURCHES
Romanesque & Gothic architecture
- THE REBIRTH OF LEARNING & CULTURE.
10/16/89
- THE HIGH RENAISSANCE.
Leonardo, Michelangelo, Rap Titian, Tintoretto, etc. The dynamic tension between Naturalism & classicism, illusion & reality, light & dark ... and always movement.
- AN AGE OF REASON, AN AGE OF PASSION.
11/7/89
Neoclassicism and Romanticism.
- ART OF THE WESTERN WORLD:
5. Concluded.
- INTO THE 20TH CENTURY.
11/20/89
Secessionist, Modernism, Expressionism, Fauvists, Cubists Futurists, dadaist & Constructivism
- 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:
9/27/91
Abstract Expressionist. "You let the brush take over and, in a way, follow its own head."
- AMERICAN MASTERS: FREDERIC REMINGTON: THE TRUTH OF OTHER DAYS.
w/ Gregory Peck; Ned Beatty
(1861-1909) Narr. Gregory Peck. Ned Beatty reads letters.
Transcription (raw)
## 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 considerable help from art historians along the way,
so don't look for Wood to propound one
overriding theme the way David Attenborough 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.
DEBUT: Classical Legacy. 10/2/8
Greek Art: Zeus; Parthenon
& Alter of Pergamon.
Rome: The Pantheon & how the
ARCH revolutionized architecture
2. A WHITE GARMENT OF CHURCHES
Romanesque & Gothic architecture
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 & Constructivism
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 letters.
