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The Trojan Horse Between 1810-11 and 1824 Pen and brown ink, and brown wash H. 36.9 cm; W. 32 cm A. C. Pannetier collection; La Bordes collection; sale, Paris, 15 April 1867, no. 23; Firmin-Didot family; sale, Paris, Hôtel Drouot, 17 November 1971, no. 15; purchase by the Louvre at that sale RF34732 Prints and Drawings Greek annotations in pen: "Atenaios" (on the horse's neck) and "Epeos" (on the left leg) Information used from
 * Anne-Louis Girodet de Roussy-Trioson (Montargis, 1767-Paris, 1824)**

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I chose The Trojan Horse because it’s extremely detailed and looks different. I like how its all done in a sepia color and its easy to take in when looking at it without being focused to one general area

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Trenton Hancock Doyle: 1 Elizabeth Murray: 1
 * 1. On a scale of 1-10, with 10 meaning "Loved it" and 1 meaning "Hated it" rate the work of the artists you saw on the video today.**

Trenton Hancock Doyle: very uncreative and repetitive. it seems like a bunch of colors mixed into one. Elizabeth Murray: it looks like a bunch of shapes smashed together, if I was on some hard hallucinogen I might like it. but I'm not
 * 2. Give the reason for your scores for both artists.**


 * 3. How were the works of Doyle and Murray different? Doyle likes to create a world of his own that he shares with others through art. Murray likes things to be kind of funny and weird, tries to get the person looking at her art to see the message.**


 * 4. How were they similar?**
 * there styles were very similar in the sense that they look amateur but they both mirror the thoughts and feelings both artists have on there mind.**