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Identifier: Title: The Horse in MotionArtist: Eadweard MuybridgeYear: 1878 CEMedium: Albumen print

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Identifier: Title: The Horse in MotionArtist: Eadweard MuybridgeYear: 1878 CEMedium: Albumen print

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I had took the family dawg sweetie ,and in place of an actual man on top of the horse I took my nephew's spiderman toy and re enacted the artwork.

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I wanted to include my dog in a really clean picture and the opportunity presented itself honestly.

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Identifier: Title: The Presentation of the Portrait of Marie de’ MediciArtist: Peter Paul RubensYear: 1622–1625 CE Medium: Oil on canvas 

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Identifier: Title: The Presentation of the Portrait of Marie de’ MediciArtist: Peter Paul RubensYear: 1622–1625 CE Medium: Oil on canvas 

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The second dawg was an inspiration from the painting of the man with the cane holding important things as I replace the man. I took a crutch as the cane/stick.

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The dog is important to me as is the things the man is holding or has hovering over him.I wanted to represent that slightly.

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Identifier: Title: Army of the First Emperor of Qin in pits next to his burial moundLocation: Lintong, ChinaDynasty: Qin dynastyYear:  210 B.C.E. Medium: Painted terracotta

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Identifier: Title: Army of the First Emperor of Qin in pits next to his burial moundLocation: Lintong, ChinaDynasty: Qin dynastyYear:  210 B.C.E. Medium: Painted terracotta

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I took my brother and told him to make a straight face to the best of his ability while my mother took the shot.

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I decided on this through a feeling of affirmation through the art. I liked how determined they looked and my brother was close so I did it with him.

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Identifier: Title: Army of the First Emperor of Qin in pits next to his burial mound Location: Lintong, ChinaDynasty: Qin dynastyYear: Approximately 210 B.C.E. Medium: Painted terracotta

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Identifier: Title: Army of the First Emperor of Qin in pits next to his burial mound Location: Lintong, ChinaDynasty: Qin dynastyYear: Approximately 210 B.C.E. Medium: Painted terracotta

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I took both of my dogs for this one, the two animals going against each other in the art shown and chosen. Although it was difficult at first, I got them to face each other and finish.

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The art reminded me of my families dogs and how they butt heads with each other (the little one mostly) and I saw this and said why not.

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Identifier: Title: Anthropomorphic steleLocation: El-Maakir-Qaryat al-kaafa near Ha’il, Saudi ArabiaDate: 4th millennium B.C.E. (4000-3000 B.C.E.)Material: Sandstone Dimensions: 92 x 21 cm Repository: National Museum, Riyadh

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Identifier: Title: Anthropomorphic steleLocation: El-Maakir-Qaryat al-kaafa near Ha’il, Saudi ArabiaDate: 4th millennium B.C.E. (4000-3000 B.C.E.)Material: Sandstone Dimensions: 92 x 21 cm Repository: National Museum, Riyadh

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my mom couldn't keep a straight face but I hope you see what I tried to do. (dog joined in)

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I had tried place the three of us in different spots in the front back and middle from left to right and the to stand idle with a straight face as if we were statues.

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I had wanted to include others as much as possible 1.because it would be a little more fun and 2.I think it would be a little more efficient.