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Khan Academy: Figure From a Reliquary Ensemble: Seated Female
In this video [2:58] Met curator Alisa LaGamma on ancestral worship and mortality in Figure from a Reliquary Ensemble: Seated Female by the Fang peoples of Gabon or Equatorial Guinea, 19th-early 20th century. The Fang peoples derive a...
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Khan Academy: Making a Spanish Polychrome Sculpture
In this video [12:03] 17th Century Spanish polychrome sculpture can achieve remarkable realism. Learn about the techniques estofado - painting and incising to portray silk fabrics, and encarnaciones - for the hair and skin. Created by...
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Khan Academy: Jim Dine's "Poet Singing (The Flowering Sheets)": A Documentary
In 2008, artist Jim Dine created the first contemporary art project at the Getty Villa. The work presents new sculpture and poetry by Dine inspired by ancient objects in the Museum's collection. [10:18]
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Khan Academy: De Wain Valentine: Surface Matters
In this video [2:26] learn about the importance and upkeep of the pristine surfaces on De Wain Valentine's sculptures and related conservation considerations.
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Khan Academy: De Wain Valentine's 'Gray Column' and the Getty Conservation Inst
A short film [2:20] about the installation of De Wain Valentine's "Gray Column" at the Getty Center.
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Khan Academy: De Wain Valentine and Polyester Resin
In this video [2:48] Artist De Wain Valentine developed the polyester MasKast Resin to create his large-scale sculptures.
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Khan Academy: Ferocious but Cute Sea Monster
In this video [1:22] Bryn talks about a ferocious but cute sea monster in Soldani Benzi's "Andromeda and the Sea Monster", 1710-16. From a tour at the Getty Center: The Supernatural in Art.
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Khan Academy: St. Michael the Archangel, Sassy Devil and Crew
In this video [1:30] Riley and Michael talk about St. Michael the Archangel and sassy devil in "Fall of the Rebel Angels," 1715-25. This is from an imaginative tour at the Getty Center: The Supernatural in Art.
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Khan Academy: Antony Gormley's Case for an Angel I at the British Museum
In this video [2:24] Antony Gormley speaks of how the British Museum has been the foundation of what sculpture means to him. Neil MacGregor [Director of the British Museum] reflects on how Gormley's work and countless examples in the...
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Khan Academy: Installation of St Baudime Reliquary: Treasures of Heaven Exhibit
This reliquary was made between 1146 and 1178 and may once have held a relic of St Baudime's blood. The relic would have been held in a cavity at the back of the reliquary but it is no longer contained inside. There is no record of...
PBS
Pbs Learning Media: Word on the Street: Sculpture With Murrray
What's the word on street? Murray introduces the vocabulary word "sculpture." [0:30]
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Khan Academy: Parviz Tanavoli
Learn about the pioneering figure of contemporary Iranian art, Parviz Tanavoli. [5:40]
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Khan Academy: The Folkestone Mermaid and the Model Figure
In a piece for the Folkestone Triennial 2011, artist Cornelia Parker immortalized one local woman in a sculpture perched upon a seaside rock. Parker selected the 38-year-old mother of two Georgina Baker as the model of her version of...
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Khan Academy: David (Marble Statue)
Michelangelo's David stands nearly 17 feet tall. The biblical figure of David was special to the citizens of Florence--he symbolized the liberty and freedom of their republican ideals, which were threatened at various points in the...
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Khan Academy: Couple (Dogon Peoples)
This video spotlights a sculpture by the Dogon people in Mali called "Dogon Couple". View a video of this sculpture and listen to commentary from professors of art. [5:22]
Sophia Learning
Sophia: Modernist Sculpture: Lesson 2
This lesson will explore modernist sculpture. It is 2 of 3 in the series titled "Modernist Sculpture."
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Sophia: The Human Figure in Greek Sculpture: Lesson 2
This lesson will focus on the evolving idealism of the human figure in Greek sculpture. It is 2 of 3 in the series titled "The Human Figure in Greek Sculpture."