[1] Sculptures and Painting for: Religion and the Visual Arts I. The Circle of Greek Art: 1. Archaic god or goddess. (Expressionistic) 2. Classical god or goddess and human figure. (Idealistic) 3. Naturalistic     "     "     "     "     "     " 4. Archa-istic Greek: Roman figure or god. (Expressionistic) II. Analogies in the West till 1900 a] Expressionistic predominance 1. A Catacomb and a Byzantine picture (classical-idealistic elements) 2. A Romanesc crucifixion (or similarly ex- pressive = distorted.)

[2] 3. A Gothic religious sculpture. 4. A Francis-scene by Giotto^j (Beyond the categories) b] Naturalistic-idealistic predominance. 1. Masaccio^l or/and Perugino^m 2. Dolci ⁿas "beautifying naturalism". 3. Watteau^p (or Fragonard^q) as "playing naturalism" 4. Caravaggio^s as "aggressive naturalism". (or/and Goya^u) 5. Optical naturalism or impressionism (Monet^x) 6. American naturalism (Homer^z?) 7. Courbet^aa (Corot^ab) 8. Rembrandt^ac old man or woman. (Beyond the categories)

expressive [regarding 1., 2., 3.]

[3] III. African-Asian analogies 1. Negro mask. 2. Mexican god.                       } expressive 3. Chinese landscape. 4. Buddha statue (classical=expressive) IV. Contemporary Art 1. Cézanne^ag (if possible self-portrait) 2. Van Gogh^ah (if possible: the chair.) 3.  A Fauve.

[4] 4. A cubist picture by Picasso^aj 5. A surrealist picture (Dali^al: The watches?) 6. A memory of primitive art: Klee^am. 7. Non-objective art or "abstract expressionism" (Honest acknowlegment of a predicament.) 8. The attempts to become figural again. (De Kooning^ao?)