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Learning About Art History

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Summary: From an artist's perspective, art history is useful in determining how other artists developed and comparing that to one's own art. Learn about the subject of art history with information from an illustrator in this free video on art history.

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By Lars Erik Robinson
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Lars Eric Robinson graduated from Ringling School Of Art & Design where he received his BFA in Illustration in 1994. Robinson has been a National Caricaturist Network (NCN) Member...read more

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"Welcome. My name is Lars Erik Robinson and my company is Lars Arts All Around Artainment. I've been out of school since fourteen years ago. I graduated in 1994 from Ringling School of Art & Design. There I took art history courses and now I look back at it, as an artist's point of view, learning about Renaissance and Baroque art history, for example. I was comparing paintings and at the Ringling Museum in Sarasota. I also too illustration history, where I learned about different illustrators and history about them. My point of view on learning about history is great because I'm able to compare how their life stages, what they went through to get to a certain, certain steps, and I can compare to myself, my development and understand of what happens. Basically that's what history is all about. We need to learn from our history and learn what comes out of it, and to prevent from anything happening that's wrong for me. Or even appreciate or learning from it, and it's a learning experience for artists. So basically art history as effect for artists, and for me personally, it was a great development stage for any artist. So I hope that helps you understand what we go through and what we understand about art history. Have a good one!"

eHow Article: Learning About Art History

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