Data on the web is only as good as its presentation, so here we construct a Backbone view to render the featured artwork section of the gallery. Key things to note:

* We are rendering this into an existing DOM element, so we specify `el: 'artwork-featured'` to bind our view to that container
* We use the convention of storing our template as a `.template` method on our View, but the source of the compiled template code hasn't changed
* We define a `.render()` method that will render data from the view's model into the view's element
  * Because of the way we've written our template, it expects a simple object. For that reason, we pass the template `this.model.attributes` instead of `this.model`
  * (If we had used `this.model`, we would have had to use Backbone's `get( 'attrName' )` accessor methods within our template.)
* returning `this` at the end of the view allows you to do things like `myView.render().$el.appendTo( '#something' );`