Western Civilization class today was…interesting. We took
notes on our next new topic and made-fun of medieval artwork and plows. In fact
we even renamed the plow, the “I-plow” for some apparent reason. Also, the
grammar! Oh, good gosh, the grammatical errors made by the publisher that made
the PowerPoint were countless. Then, the artwork we saw was horrendous. I mean
really, the quail, or at least that is what we thought it was, came up to at
least chest level on the women feeding it. On top of that, the women’s feet
were disproportional and bloody. The next painting we looked at was an attempt
to show depth. However, this was a miserable failure at perspective. I mean
really, I've seen amateur work better than it. For his painting, to try to show
depth, he painted everything vertically. Meaning, that if something was farther
back, it was placed farther up the page. It was almost as if humanity’s
progress had just decided to plummet. To show how even more pathetic they were,
the biggest technological breakthrough was a plow with wheels. I mean really,
People LOOOONG before the Romans and Greeks had invented the wheel, and people
have been using plows since not long after the idea of farming first came
about.
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