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Art Project

Art Project. select from one of the following pieces of artwork prepare a class presentation in which you: read aloud a literal translation of the lines indicated that have to do with the image you selected read aloud the Latin lines in dactylic hexameter

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Art Project

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  1. Art Project • select from one of the following pieces of artwork • prepare a class presentation in which you: • read aloud a literal translation of the lines indicated that have to do with the image you selected • read aloud the Latin lines in dactylic hexameter • explain (write a paragraph, i.e. 5+ sentences beforehand and read aloud to class) what your picture has to do with the corresponding Latin lines • introduce the artist who is responsible for the image, where he/ she’s from, what year he/ she was born, and three other interesting facts about the artist • introduce the artwork itself, its title, what year it was created, where one can now go see it, and three other interesting facts about the work of art not already mentioned anywhere else in the presentation.

  2. 1. The Judgment of Paris, Max Klingner, Aeneid I.12-33

  3. 2. Juno and Aeolus, Eugene Delacroix, Aeneid I.64-80

  4. 3. Aeneas in a Storm, George J. Hagar, Aeneid I.81-101

  5. 4. Neptune Calming the Waves, Adam Lambert-Sigisbert Aeneid I.124-141

  6. 5. The Birth of Venus, Sandro Botticelli, Aeneid I.254-266

  7. 6. Venus Hunting Appears to Aeneas, Pietro da Cortona, Aeneid I.312-324

  8. 7. Dido Building Carthage, J.M.W. Turner, Aeneid I.421-437

  9. 8. Aeneas telling Dido of his Misfortunes at Troy, Pierre Narcisse Guerin, Aeneid II.1-13

  10. 9. Laocoon, El Greco Aeneid II.201-227

  11. 10. The Procession of the Trojan Horse in Troy, Domenico Tiepolo, Aeneid II.228-245

  12. 11. The Death of Priam, Pierre Narcisse Guerin, Aeneid II.533-558

  13. 12. Aeneas flees burning Troy, Federico Barocci, Aeneid II.559-566

  14. 13. Aeneas Fleeing Troy, Pompeo Batoni, Aeneid II.768-795

  15. 14. Dido and Aeneas, Jean Raoux, Aeneid IV.160-172

  16. 15. Fama, Sebastian Barnt, Aeneid IV.173-197

  17. 16. Mercury Appearing to Aeneas, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Aeneid IV.259-278

  18. 17. Death of Dido, Giovanni Francesco Guercino, Aeneid IV.672-687

  19. 18. Landscape with the Fall of Icarus, Peter Brueghel the Elder, Aeneid VI.14-33

  20. 19. The Cumaean Sibyl, Michelangelo Buonarroti, Aeneid VI.62-76

  21. 20. On Lake Avernus, Richard Wilson, Aeneid VI.124-136

  22. 21. Aeneas Discovering the Golden Bough, H.M. Brock, Aeneid VI.185-204

  23. 22. Aeneas and Dido in the Underworld, Wenzel Hollar, Aeneid VI.450-476

  24. 23. Vergil Reciting from the Aeneid, Jean Auguste-Dominque Ingres, Aeneid VI.872-886

  25. 24. Aeneas and the Sibyl in the Underworld, Jan Brueghel the Elder, Aeneid VI.893-901

  26. 25. The Mourning of Pallas, Anne-Louis Girodet Trioson, Aeneid X.474-589

  27. 26. Pallas, Evander’s Son, Angelika Kauffman, Aeneid X.490-509

  28. 27. Aeneas defeats Turnus, Luca Giordano, Aeneid XII.936-952

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