Discuss the impacts of Preserving the Art of Polynesian Tattoos.

Final paper should be an 6-7-page research paper with a topic of your own choosing, related to the class topics.1.It should describe, analyze and present historical context for a work of art including portable, applied, decorative, ritual, or devotional arts and crafts object, or architectural site. The topic could also be about a regional or period style, but in that case, you have to use exemplary works of art and architecture described above to make your argument. The work(s) you chose must correlate with the regions, periods and cultures covered in this course. You may also visit virtual museums such as de Young Museum, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, California Palace of the Legion of Honor, Oakland Museum of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Art Archives, and others (someone said Sacramento or Stanford) to pick an object or topic.2.Guidelines – The final research paper should be double-spaced, 8 to 9 pages long and the minimum requirement is 4 academic sources that should be cited in the final draft of the paper. You should use one the accepted citation styles such as Chicago or MLA. Consider this paper as a term-long process. The Final paper should be submitted as an electronic copy to Turnitin on moodle. The paper should be written in clear, literate English. Please contact me with any potential problems that you may encounter during your research work. 3.Your paper should include the following components:A.Introduction: a clear, controlling idea or thesis statement with regard to why you chose the object and what is significant about it.B.Formal analysis: Describe and analyze the object in terms of its formal aspects (line, color, materials, technique, composition, scale, etc.).C.A historical and cultural context. This is where your research comes in. You will discuss the significance and history of your object/site/style based on your research.D.Conclusion (including why you chose to write about the artworks) E.Image (Your should have one or more) and a clear identification (title of artwork, name of the artist, medium and material, and date).F.List of academic research sources (use at least 3-4 outside sources other than your text – databases of your library and other academic sources that include periodicals academic journals, books online, and museums).