Who Made It? If Ben Shahn had not signed his painting of Sacco and Vanzetti, an art historian could still assign, or attribute, the work to him based on knowledge of the artist’s personal style. Although signing (and dating) works is quite common (but by no means universal) today, in the history of art countless […]
Read More »Another major concern of art historians is, of course, subject matter. Some artworks, such as modern abstract paintings (Fig 1) , have no subject, understanding of the work. Art historians traditionally separate pictorial subjects into various categories, such as religious, historical, mythological, genre (daily life), portraiture, landscape (a depiction of a place), still life (an […]
Read More »Defining artistic style is one of the key elements of art historical inquiry, although the analysis of artworks solely in terms of style no longer dominates the field the way it once did. Art historians speak of several different kinds of artistic styles. Period style refers to the characteristic artistic manner of a specific time, usually […]
Read More »Sound effects (SFX) are subdivided into a variety of elements (units), including hard effects, soft effects, Foley, and ambience. Hard effects are narrative sounds that are synced to on-screen objects or actions. They can be further broken down into editorial and designed effects. Editorial effects are literal sounds added to on-screen events such as doors […]
Read More »SEATO The SEATO was nor not of communist fear. After the establishment of the communist regime in china in 1949, the fear communist advance spread in SEA. In order to check the communist influence in that region & the neighboring pacific region the U.S. & the western powers tried to establish a regional collective defense […]
Read More »Capital – Manila During the geographical exploitation Magellan, the Portuguese navigates discover Philippines in 1521. It consist of a group of 7000 islands of which the 5 Luzon, the Visayan Island, Mindanao, Palawan & the Sulu Archipelago. It is situated in the pacific ocean Soult’s of Farmosa and is named after the Spanish king Philip […]
Read More »ICA in the XXth century 1931 – Under the aegis of the League of Nations the Institute for Intellectual Co-operation creates a Permanent Consultative Committee on Archives. 1934 – The Committee publishes the first International Guide on Archives. 1948 – The International Council on Archives (ICA) is created on 9 June, now celebrated as International […]
Read More »The ICA believes that effective records and archives management is an essential precondition for good governance, the rule of law, administrative transparency, the preservation of mankind’s collective memory, and access to information by citizens. The International Council on Archives (ICA) is dedicated to the effective management of records and the preservation, care and use of […]
Read More »Introduction The peninsula of Malaysia occupied a very important among the states of S. E. Asia. This comprises of 11 states of Jonor, Pehang, Negeru, Sembian, Selangor, Perak, Kadah, Perlis, Kelanton, Trengganu, Penang & Melekah. Malaysia is the world’s largest producer of rubber & tin. The Malayans proper (a southern branch of the mongoloid race) […]
Read More »Capital of Indonesia – Jakarta. Indonesia formerly known as the Netherlands Indies which is composed of a group of island of which Sumatra, Java, Mathura, Bali, Celebes, are very large. This archipelago extends from Malaya to New Guinea. Along the equator in the Hinduism & Buddhism were religions of the people. From the 15th century […]
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