1. Three-Dimensional Art

2. How do the elements and principles of art transfer to three-dimensional media such as sculpture and architecture?

3. Sculpture

4. Veiled Lady
1860
Raffaelo Monti Italian ( )

6. Hudson River Landscape, 1951, David Smith (1909 - 1964)

7. Unique Form of Continuity in Space
1913
Umberto Boccioni, Italian
(1882 – 1916)

8. The Rape of Proserpina,
Gianlorenzo Bernini, Italian
(1598 – 1680)

9. Relief Sculpture

10. Mithra slaying the bull, bas-relief, 2nd century ad; in the Städtisches Museum, Wiesbaden, Germany

11. “Great Blue Heron” by Mike O’Brien, 1996, Bronze

12. Roman Sarcophagus, c. 2nd Century C.E., discovered 1937

13. Installation Art

14. Oak Cairn
2003
Andy Goldsworthy
Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego

15. “Raintrees”
by Penelope Thompson,
Plastic tubing with air

16. “Garden”
by Mark Cesark
Fabricated steel and copper, 1996

17. Fountain
1917
Marcel Duchamps, French
(1887 – 1968)

18. Architecture

19. The Chrysler Building
William Van Alen, architect

21. Notre Dame Cathedral

24. Sydney Opera House, 1973, Jorn Udzon, architect

25. Falling Water, 1935, Frank Lloyd Wright, architect