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The Body in Western Art American Friends of Augustine College. Gary Swanson, M.D Robert Blume , M.D. Ross Betts, M.D. Egyptian Presentation. Analytic body - assemblage of parts each seen in their most typical presentation (eye and torso front on; profile nose, head, legs, etc.) .
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The Body in Western ArtAmerican Friends of Augustine College Gary Swanson, M.D Robert Blume, M.D. Ross Betts, M.D.
Egyptian Presentation Analytic body - assemblage of parts each seen in their most typical presentation (eye and torso front on; profile nose, head, legs, etc.)
The Hellenistic Greek dying Gaul - suffering, actual dying, would not have been depicted by the ancient Greeks
ROMAN_Emperor Trebonianus Gallus found in Rome_251-253 AD_ The Romans began to show people as they are, never mind the ideal
Covered body of Eve -- Romanesque Period 1120 A.D
Strasburg Cathedral !3th Century AD Note that Clothing obscures bodily contour
Donatello 1462 AD Mary Magdalene Wretchedness and penitence (body as, perhaps, an image of the soul)
Mantegna 1490 AD Lamentation Over the Dead Christ Pathos expressed; medieval elements of form persist
Leonardo Vitruvian Man Influence of mathematics on bodily presentation
Bernini 1622 Apollo and Daphne
Bernini 1622 Close up Daphne
Canova 1804 Perseus with Head of Medusa Back to the Future?
Van Gogh 1885 Skull of Skeleton With Burning Cigarette
Nude Descending a Staircase Duchamp 1926 Body as Mechanism
Picasso 1907 Desmoiselles d’Avignon Fracturing and dislocation of the Body
Kahn –Germany 1920s Body as machine
Bacon 1969 Study of a Nude with a figure in a Mirror
Medical TopicsThomas Eakins-The Gross Clinic and The Agnew Clinic
Medical TopicsEdvard Munch (1902)-Self Portrait on the Operating Table