Lecture of Metropolitan Museum of Art: Cartoon Film Characters and Fashion

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Lecture of Metropolitan Museum of Art: Cartoon Film Characters and Fashion

Welcome to the course after 7 episodes of translation

Lecturer: Harold Koda, Andrew Bolton

College introduction: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, built in 1880, is the largest art museum in the United States. There are five exhibition halls: European painting, American painting, primitive art, medieval painting and Egyptian antiques.

Course introduction: This course reveals how superheroes become the ultimate metaphor of fashion, and how these clothes transform and give strength to the human body by studying film clothing, avant-garde customized clothing, and high-performance sportswear.

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[Episode 3] Greek, Roman and Egyptian mythological characters still exist

Lecture of Metropolitan Museum of Art: cartoon film characters and fashion - Greek, Roman and Egyptian mythological characters still exist

[Episode 4] The boy in the cape: the Great Xia dressed as a city trendsetter

Lecture of Metropolitan Museum of Art: Cartoon Film Characters and Fashion - Cloaked Boy: Great Hero Dressed as Urban Chaoren

[Episode 6] Art team

Lecture of Metropolitan Museum of Art: Cartoon Film Characters and Fashion - Artistic Group