Your job for each TCP is to clearly present a case for a particul

Your job for each TCP is to clearly present a case for a particular work of art as exemplary>of its time and worthy of representation aboard your ship. Central questions: as we look>back at all the works of art that have been produced over the course of history, why is it >important that people remember and learn about this one? What did it mean at the time,>and what does its preservation stand to add to future human existence?>There are three stages for each TCP assignment:>1. writing and posting your proposal as instructed below, >2. posting challenge questions under your fellow classmates TCPs, and>3. responding to the challenge questions that your classmates have asked you >about your TCP, and defending your choice.>>Each TCP should start with the following basic information:>1. The name of the work.>2. Creator of work (if known).>3. Date or approximate date of work.>4. A detailed description of the work (limit summary to one paragraph maximum,>then limit further description to those aspects of the work that help you best make>your arguments for its preservation)>5. A general discussion of the historical context of its time (what were some of the>major events that shaped life at the time the work was created?).>The following questions should then be addressed for each work:>6. How is this work typical of its era? (Be specific as to what was typical of its era, >and how the work fits into the cultural context of the era. This section should>specifically discuss form and content trends of the art styles at the time, that is, what>typical art forms looked like or sounded like, and what subject matter was typical>for that art form.) >7. How is the work innovative or unusual for its time? (Be specific as to why this>piece stands out from its peers.)>8. How was the work received in its time, and why? (Give evidence.)>9. What do people today think about the work? (Give evidence.) How do you account >for any differences between reception then and today?>10. What is your personal reaction to the work? What about it do you find >particularly meaningful? (Be specific.)>11. How does this work compare specifically to one other work of its type and/or>time? (Prepare at least a couple paragraphs of discussion, devoted to comparing and>contrasting this work to another in specific terms. This analysis may be>incorporated into your answers for questions #1 and #2 above, or may be its own>section depending on your style. Just be sure to address all of these questions in >some detail.)>12. What about this work is most significant for future generations to be aware of?