I would like to choose The MarketplacePart 1:Choose one work of art from the following six options.The Giving of the Keys to St. Peter (1481)Honfleur: Calvary (1830)Henry Frederic (1594-1612), Prince of Wales, with Sir John Harington (1592-1614) in the Hunting Field (1603)The Marketplace, Vitebsk (1917)St Peters Basilica of Rome (1754)The interior of the Parthenon Rome (1734)After choosing one work, clearly identify which work of art you chose at the top of your assignment. Then, write two clear sentences detailing the piece's use of each of the following elements of art:linecolorperspectivedepthtextureformshapePlease use the detailed vocabulary described in the learning activity section of this module. For example, with color, I want to know if the colors in the painting are analogous, tertiary, primary, etc. Also, be sure to use proper grammar, punctuation, and spelling.Part 2:Provide a brief description of how these elements influence one another in this work. For example, consider how line, shape and depth are related in the work. (Review ‘how do different elements of art work together’ from your learning activities for ideas). Explain fully. Also, be sure to use proper grammar, punctuation, and spelling.

Assignment 5: Narrative coding report (Due week 6) For this assignment you will code narrative data to answer a research question: "How do doctoral students in RES 7700 perceive and understand their experiences with education and educative processes?" Narratives were submitted in Week 1 which you will work to code. The coding scheme that you will develop must lead you to answering this specific research question. You will be reading and ‘making sense’ out of these narratives through the lens of ‘what can these narratives tell you about the research question?’ Another way to this about this is that you will be interrogating the narratives with this research question. Also, you must use Word or Excel to code the transcripts and create the Code Book. You can use highlighting, color-coding, annotation, comment function, tables, etc. If you do your coding by hand on paper with pencil, you will need to transfer this into a Word file. You will be asked to include the coded transcripts to the final paper. The report must include:  A research question.  The transcripts with the coding process (i.e., original text unitized; category codes; sorting of the categories into themes, and possibly relationships between themes).  The coding scheme: explanation of your codes.  Summary of your findings: What did you learn so far about your research question? Work to connect your claims here to the language in the narratives.  MEMO A: An explanation of how you moved from your codes to your findings and your coding process.  MEMO B: What do you think about coding? Where do you see gaps in your data? How does what you learned inform your thinking about your interview/observation data?  A list of references that back up all in-text citations. Be sure to use APA.