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  • Home
    • About Ms Kotcher
  • APAH overview
    • APAH Syllabus and Exam Info
  • Units
    • Introduction >
      • APAH Glossary
      • ARTCARD instructions
    • 1. Global Prehistory
    • 2. The Pacific
    • 3. Indigenous Americas
    • 4. Africa
    • 5. South, East, and Southeast Asia
    • 6. West and Central Asia
    • 7. Ancient Mediterranean
    • 8. Early Europe and Colonial Americas
    • 9. Later Europe and Americas
    • 10. Global Contemporary
  • Unit Exam Dates
    • Quizlet
  • AP 250 List of Required Works
  • Essay Writing
  • Can't Get Enough Art...Blog
  • Summer Homework
  • Student Art Projects
  • Sweet art finds
Ms Kotcher's​APAH Website

 WHY ARE SOME CREATIONS MORE "SPECIAL" THAN OTHERS? 
​HOW DO THINGS GET CHOSEN TO BE IN MUSEUMS?

BLOG: EARLY EUROPE AND COLONIAL AMERICAS

2/1/2018

 
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Blog Entry: respond to the following questions. Label with APAH (make sure to post the Blog entry along with your response). Head your blog with blog images and questions. 

Imagine yourself 20 years from now. You have achieved success and are being honored with a painted portrait that will be hung in public. How would you pose? How would you be dressed? What expression would you be wearing and what would you do with your hands? What kind of setting would you choose? What objects would be near you? Remember, people's ideas of you will be forever based on this: who do you want to be? 


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