ARTH2710 Lecture02 Prehistoric Art

ARTH2710 History of Art to the Renaissance
Lecture 02 Prehistoric Art

Travis Lee Clark
Utah Valley University
Summer 2020 Block 1

[mimibooknerd]

catch me getting emotional at 1 am about early humans seeing a human looking pebble and keeping it

[rafaelpaixao]

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[kunkelbrooke]

Thank you SO much! I'm taking online classes (but not at your university) and really miss lectures. Your lectures helped me get a 91% on our first exam from Paleolithic to the Romans. I've watched all your lectures so far and I couldn't learn this much info without them! I'm totally geeking out on your videos! It's a wealth of knowledge! THANK YOU! (wish I could donate more, but I'm a studenr!)

[sallyredway]

These are the most interesting art history lectures I've ever encountered. Thank you Travis Lee Clark - more please.

[tvljbnz]

I'm not part of the class or university or anything, but I'm enjoying this lecture series so far

[cryptfly]

I once heard a theory that the proportions of venus figures could come from the artist looking down at herself. Breasts and belly would be emphasized from that angle, especially if she was or had been recently pregnant. Hands and feet wouldn’t be, and the head wouldn’t have been in view at all. I don’t know how much I buy that one, but it is an interesting thought to chew on.

[SoEZceezy]

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[iadityakaushal]

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[ebisawkward]

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[imojeffes]

You have made a whole period of art history I never learnt about non cared for come to life in the best way!!!

[pratyushaghosh]

I'm a Multimedia student from India. I always wanted to have a clear view on how ART EVOLVED. Thank you so much Mr. Travis for such a contribution! Your teaching style is GREAT!

[bazaci]

Your students are so lucky to have you to be their teacher, and I said this as someone who has done a minor in art. Thanks so much for sharing these videos with us :)

[UlricGrim]

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[cre]

Thank you so much for making these Art History lessons public. I really appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge. You're a talented lecturer and enjoyable to listen to!

[astaraya]

HAHAHAHA THE MICKY MOUSE BIT. i love it. Thanks for uploading these lectures to youtube!! I've always been interested in learning about art history but never really knew where to start! :)

[SomeSomaek]

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[cameopalms]

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[vnus]

I adore your lectures, you go further indepth than my professors do. I always use your lectures to supplement my learning. Thank you for uploading these videos.

[BeatBasement]

Travis, you are an amazing teacher and creator. Thank you for this

[zac]

Thank god for professers that publish their lectures