Research Paper #2/2

DUE

WK 14

FRI MAY 1 by 6 PM

This date is during Final Exam Week

This is a shorter paper than #1/2, that will be shared with the class on our blog pages. There will be no multi media presentation to accompany it.

Paper anatomy to include:

1. BIO on the sculptor, one page including:

Name, birth/death dates, nationality, where did they study, who/what are their influences

Followed by:

2. First image of a sculptural work by the artist including all details (title, date, materials, dimensions, collection if available)

2 pages of analysis that thoroughly describes 4 formal elements and principals of design within the work

3. Second image of a sculptural work by the artist including all details
2 pages of analysis that thoroughly describes 4 formal elements and principals of design within the work

4. Works Cited page
MLA or APA style

Your research paper should be well organized, free of mechanical errors and informative.
It should be 700 words, minimum.

** Like always, you may send me a draft of this paper 10 calendar days in advance of the due date.

You also have available at your fingertips CTL tutors on-line. Check with their offices.

BY FRI MAY 1st your completed paper needs to be emailed to me at jpepper@cazenovia.edu by 6 PM.
You can, of course, submit it earlier for grading and publishing.

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