Explain perspective of art historian in periods firsthand

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Write in first-person perspective of art historian who has experienced periods firsthand. Explain the following points in analyses:

The art form (visual art, architecture, literature, or music)
The purpose of the piece
The individual or group responsible for paying for or commissioning piece
How piece was made
The meaning of the work and what it expresses or reveals about its creator
The aspects of civilization and its cultural development that piece represents
The transhistorical links to artwork

How art and culture from previous civilizations affected piece
How piece is associated to artwork in the same civilization
How piece still has meaning and value in modern-day cultures.

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