The Nude (response based on the given questions)

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This is a paper should be response based on the given readings and questions.Once you have completed the readings, please consider the questions below and write a 400-500-word response.The questions are intended to be used as a prompt for your response; you do not need to answer every question directly. I want you to write in essay format.This assignment is about your response, and while you do not need to cite additional sources, you should directly engage the readings, as well as the ideas and arguments they contain. If you include quotes or paraphrase from one of the texts, then please include specific page numbers (where possible) in brackets in your response (ie. Lindquist, p.4)Questions:How does Sherry Lindquists article invite us to view the Renaissance nude?What myths related to the nude does Thomas Kren address?Did you find any of the arguments surprising? With which points did you agree or disagree? Why? What is your opinion on the issue of censorship in the museum?If you were a museum director, what would you do?----------------!!Readings!!! (these reading materials are in the "Upload file"): 1. http://blogs.getty.edu/iris/confronting-power-and-violence-in-the-renaissance-nude/ (Links to an external site.)Lindquist, Sherry. Confronting Power and Violence in the Renaissance Nude. The Getty Iris (blog), December 4, 2018.2. http://blogs.getty.edu/iris/deconstructing-myths-about-the-nude-in-renaissance-art/ (Links to an external site.)Kren, Thomas. Deconstructing Myths about the Nude in Renaissance Art. The Getty Iris (blog), October 9, 2018.3. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/museums-me-too-sexual-harassment-art_n_5a2ae382e4b0a290f0507176 (Links to an external site.)Frank, Priscilla. In The #MeToo Era, Do These Paintings Still Belong In A Museum? Museum Educators Are Grappling with the Future of Art Historys Problematic Faves. HuffPost Culture and Arts, December 15, 2017.In January 2018, the Manchester Art Gallery temporarily removed John William Waterhouses painting Hylas and the Nymphs from its display. The removal of this painting, which depicted seven nude nymphs seeking to lure Hylas into a pool, was a highly debated move aimed at addressing problematic depictions of women.Just previously, in December 2017, the Metropolitan Museum of Art rejected a petition signed by more than 11,000 people asking for the removal of Balthus Thrse Dreaming from its permanent display -- or, at very least, to include a warning label alongside the painting given Balthus artistic infatuation with young girls.Additionally, in October 2018, The Getty Museum opened an exhibition devoted to the Renaissance nude, which sparked debate around the role of these artworks in museum displays. ------Grading Rubric for Response PapersA - Assignment addresses prompt; discussion of assigned text(s) and/or artwork(s); your own viewpoint on assigned material is evident; writing is clear, effective, and free of most errorsB - Assignment addresses prompts; discussion of assignment text(s) and/or artwork(s); you have not offered your own viewpoint on material; small errors in writing; some carelessness with details/analysisC - Assignment addresses topic, but without clear reference to the text(s) and/or artwork(s); small errors in writing; carelessness with details/analysisD - Assignment is off-topic and does not address prompts; far too short; writing full of errors to the extent that it is difficult to followE - Assignment turned in, but off-topic and unacceptable in its current form

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