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This 7 page paper examines three works of Postmodern art and compares and contrasts them according to theme, style, etc. Furthermore, this paper delves into each piece in terms of how it relates to the Postmodern era as well as the other pieces being examined. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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inclusion of copies of the artwork being discussed in this paper, and is available for the student to observe at the web sites listed in the references section. At
that point the student can print his/her own copies of the pictures in order to examine them more carefully and in relation to the text provided here. This paper
is not intended to replace the research efforts of the student, but to provide an example of one way in which this subject could be addressed. Introduction
The Postmodern Era in regards to art is that which has been created since 1970 until present day. This period is rich with
a plethora of artists who have provided the art world with a wide range of new talent, perspectives, mediums, and ideas. In this way, perhaps the best way to
describe the Postmodern Era is that anything goes - literally. And yet, there are a number of similarities as well, and therefore examining a range of artists is most
valuable in terms of generating a realistic view of the Postmodern artists. More specifically, we will be examining the work
of Milenko Prvacki, an artist who works with a range of mediums. We will also examine the work of Zarre, whose use of color in her paintings is exceptional.
Lastly, we will examine the works of Leonard Koscianski, who is representative of the darker side of postmodern art. It is through these artists that Postmodernism will be examined,
and will be understood. Critical Analysis of Postmodern Art Artist Milenko Prvacki - Consider one of his most notable
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