Rasmussen College Timeline of Major Periods in Art Essay

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Scenario

Your local library has decided to hang artwork in its lobby. You volunteer at the library and heard that the director of the library plans to go to the mall and buy artwork off the shelf in a home decor store to decorate the walls.

You are outraged, and feel that the library presents an ideal space for more meaningful public displays. After all, your town has such a rich and interesting history, and there are some artists and craftspeople living in the area. You decide to approach the City Council Chair to voice your concerns, but he informs you that the library is on a tight budget, and he doesn’t see the need to spend too much of tax payers money on “decorations.”

You now plan to attend the next City Council meeting to convince the town to do more with the exhibiting space at the library, and that it doesn’t have to be expensive if the displays are cultivated from regional resources.

Instructions

 you may use your current location, or pick another American city.

  • List five significant creations in your city/town, such as buildings in different styles of architecture, bridges, and public art. Include the year each item was created.
  • Arrange the chosen creations in chronological order, along with names of their creators.
  • Explain the major styles/periods in art to which each of the five creations/selections relate. Include your rationale for your selection.
  • Identify three additional local creative residents from the past and present, whose work could potentially be displayed at the library. List the forms of art for which they are known.
  • Your timeline should be printable so that it can be distributed to City Council members and attendees at the meeting. Use the timeline templates found under the Insert tab to create a printable timeline.
  • Clearly label your chosen location.


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Significant Creations in the Philippines

Student’s Name
Institutional Affiliation
Course Name: Course Code
Instructor’s Name
Due Date

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Significant Creations in the Philippines
Saint Augustine Church
(Spanish: Iglesia de San Agustin de Paoay), Also known as the Paoay Church, is a
Roman Catholic church in Paoay, Ilocos Norte, Philippines.
San Juanico Bridge
The San Juanico Bridge (Filipino: Tulay ng San Juanico, Waray: Tulay Han San Juanico,
and Spanish:
Barasoain Church
It was formally known as the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish) is a Roman Catholic
church in Malolos, Bulacan, erected in 1888 and dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
The Ruins, Talisay, and the Negros
Near Bacolod City, on a sugar plantation in Negros Occidental province, is The Ruins at
Talisay, the ruins of an enormous ancient Italianate home that formerly stood on the site.
Intramuros,
This was the historic hub and oldest neighborhood of Manila, effectively a walled city
encircled by ancient walls dating back to the 16th century. Intramuros is correctly translated as
"inside the walls" in Latin and means "within the walls."
Chronological Order of the Creations
The Paoay Church,
It is also known as Saint Augustine Church (Spanish: Iglesia de San Agustin de Paoay).

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Fig 1.0: An Image Showing the Picture of the Church Of Saint Augustine
The San Juanico Bridge
(Filipino: Tulay ng San Juanico, Waray: Tulay Han San Juanico, and Spanish: Puente de
San Juanico) Spans the San Juanico Strait in the Philippines, connecting the provinces of Samar
and Leyte.

Fig 2.0: An Image showing a picture of The San Juanico Bridge
Barasoain Church
It was formally known as the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish) is a Roman Catholic
Church in Malolos, Bulacan, Philippines, erected in 1888.

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Fig 3.0: An Image Showing the Ruins, Talisay, and the Negros Occidentales
Near Bacolod City, on a sugar plantation in Negros Occidental province, is The Ruins at
Talisay, the ruins of an enormous ancient Italianate home that formerly stood on the site.

Fig 4.0: An Image Showing Resurrection of Ruins
Intramuros
In Latin, Intramuros translates to "inside the walls," It is effectively a fortified city
encircled by ancient walls that date back to the 16th century.

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Fig 5.0: An Image Showing Intramuros
References
Adaya, M., Bonghanoy, M. J., Magtibay, B., Nicolas, B., Tabios, M. A., & Bangalisan, R. R.
(2019). Replica of San Juanico Bridge Connected from Samar to Leyte. Ascendens Asia
Singapore–Bestlink College of the Philippines Journal of Multidisciplinary
Research, 1(1).
Romanillos, E. L. A. (2019). Masinloc, Zambales: Augusti...


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