At least 700 words (please post word count at the top of the first page) – No lo

At least 700 words (please post word count at the top of the first page) – No longer than 1500 words
Typed, double-spaced, with no extra spacing between paragraphs (select All on your document, right-click, select paragraph, in middle of screen make sure Spacing After is 0 pt)
Formatting requirements:
Times New Roman, 12-point font
No Cover page needed – just put name, date, class on top left (double-spaced) – Make sure you include a title Centered above your first paragraph
1-inch margins
Left-aligned margins with the first line of each paragraph tabbed/indented ½ inch (just hit tab after you start a new paragraph, but not if Word auto formats to include this indent)
Double-spaced
Prompt:
Choose any artist, writer, painter, musician, dancer, etc, from the 20th or 21st century
Select one or two (at most) of their most influential pieces of art
Analyze how that piece(s) of art reflect the time period and art style in which it was created. This is exactly what we’ve been doing with our discussion posts.
Remember that your job is to analyze the artistic work you’ve chosen by breaking down the major elements, themes, symbols, images, colors, etc. to show how the work reflects/shows/critiques the time periods in which it was ccreated.
Then, explain how the artistic work you’ve chosen reflect/show/or critique the topic that you’ve chosen. Make sure you make the connection between your analysis and the topic you’ve chosen. Explain why it matters and why your reader should care.
You can choose an artist that you’ve written about before, but it cannot be the same as what you wrote about for essay #1
FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS:
SOURCES — You must use at least 2 outside sources.
You will need at least 2 ACADEMIC sources (encyclopedias are NOT allowed), but no more than 5 for your paper. Go here for how to find appropriate sources.Link to library website.Links to an external site. You can also click on Research help on the left sidebar. You can use websites, but they must only be either .edu websites, the artists’ personal website, or a museum website. You can find other resources from the library databases, which don’t count as websites, but make sure you use academic sources.
These sources should be cited according to MLA style, as best you can. Please do not just copy/paste website links.
You can use information from the textbook and should cite it appropriately. These do not count towards your sources. There should not be more than 2 in-text citations per paragraph if you use them (again, you’re NOT required to cite information).
https://libguides.seminolestate.edu/researchfoundations