Michelangelo started out as a sculptor, he then painted the Sistine Chapel. Noting his background of sculpture, what are some noticeable differences between his paintings and other Renaissance painters? How did his experience with sculpture help him understand the way the human form looks



Why was iconography so valued and important during High Renaissance, what was a driving force for this to be recognized as art work?



What are some differences between Expressionism and Impressionism? How did one build from the other?



What ‘ism’ had the least amount of impact on the art world, why did it not have the same driving force as the other movements?

The idea and concept behind the artwork has become a forefront for how art is created and presented. The existence of photography has altered how we can capture an image for an accurate and immediate result. Is the concept behind the artwork the natural progression away from the realistic images that are drawn and that a camera captures?



Artists have different ways in determining that their art piece is done. What are two strategies that artists have and use to determine that they are finished with an art piece?