For my response I chose to recreate the Development of the Arts Runquist Mural. I used alternative images to replace the original painted sections.
Panel 1: Earliest Primitive Period. Cave Painting, shaping of earthenware, sewing – represented by the cave painting
Panel 2: Later Primitive Period. Weaving, dyeing, stonecarving, pottery, decoration – represented by the carving
Panel 3: Egyptian, Scroll decoration, architect, sculptor, mural painter, builders – represented by the pyramid
Panel 4: Greek Period. Music, drama and the dance; development of the beautiful human figure – represented by the greek painting of a musician
Panel 5: Medieval Period. Sculptor, illuminator, church music, stained glass, wood carving – represented by the stained glass
Panel 6: Renaissance, Goldsmith, violin maker, glass blower, and mural painter – represented by the mural
Panel 7: Campus development of the arts – represented by the campus painting
Panel 8: Shaw, Padwerewski, Caruso, Bernhardt, Orozoo,– represntative of modern arts. New arts indicated by cinema and radio – represented by a Shaw painting
Panels descriptions taken from: http://blogs.uoregon.edu/runquistmurals/the-murals/development-of-the-arts/
Images used in recreation taken from:
http://kevinmallard.wordpress.com/2011/02/18/cave-paintings/
http://www.123rf.com/photo_11192649_ancient-egyptian-hieroglyphics-carved-in-the-stone.html
http://karenswhimsy.com/pyramids-of-egypt.shtm
http://www.webtopos.gr/eng/music/greek/greek_music.htm
http://www.jeffpittmanart.com/galleryhtml/ECU_Cupola_painting-prints.html
http://chrisshawstudio.com/2013/04/chris-shaw-at-the-san-francisco-museum-of-modern-art/
