IB Visual Arts Comparative Study examples

Exploration of nature and of human emotions

Patterns

Comparative analysis of the works of African artist Kelechi Nwaneri and American artist Mark Bryan

Caspar David Friedrich and Toyin Ojih Odutola: Representation of Humans within Nature

The Great Wave off Kanagawa" by Hokusai in 1831, "The Ninth Wave" by Ivan Aivazovsky in 1850, and "Watson and the Shark" by John Singleton Copley in 1778.

Depiction of tragic love in art

Human Connections

Comparative Study

Exploration of culture and beliefs through portraiture

Comparative Study: Exploring the concept of identity throughout different times and cultures

the exploration of societal expectations of women

Identity visualized in female portraiture

The Human Experience

A Study of Identity

How Artists Convey The Relationship Between Humans and Nature

Loss of childhood innocence

Exploring Human Interaction

Visual Arts HL Comparative Study

Fragonard, Warhol, Jean

Femininity Within Art

Exploring the different portrayals of the Crucifixion of Christ in art throughout time.

Comparing the work of Andrew Wyeth, Vilhelm Hammershøi and Eva Rubinstein

the interconnected theme of how artists can represent their individual societal, political, or moral views through their forms of art.

Breezing Up (A Fair Wind) Winslow Homer, Nighthawks Edward Hopper, The Night Cafe Van Gogh

Dreams and the Abstract

Bodies of Water Across Centuries

Image of war on art

The portrayal of childhood in art

Comparative Study of Three Artworks Depicting Women Across Different Cultures

Music and Art

family, language, nostalgia, orfrequently visited places

Occupation and identity, inspired by experiences of a Palestinian living under Israeli occupation

Symbolism of Birds in Famous Artworks

An exploration on how political figures are portrayed in Art

Youth, Minimalism, and Royalty

Urban relationships

Examing naum Gabo, sol Lewitt and Tony cragg

The relationship between human life and death