From the background color to the texture of the brush strokes this painting feels complete. We do not see what is around him, we do not see a complete individual, but the artist has given a complete picture of the man portrayed.
When looking at this bearded old man there is not a longing for more of the portrait. That creates a feel of unity and completion of the piece.
The texture in this painting implies worn skin with a rough and wrinkled feel.
While there is no defined end to the man’s hair and beard the texture is different for each. The top to of head appears more smooth while the mustache appears more course.
The eyes are employ a deep and uninterrupted flow of knowledge.
This movie is set in a peaceful community, with no questions, …show more content…
I interpret this piece as a traditional man’s view on how to be a traditional man. The speaker is sure that the way to succeed is to be a silent strength with no showing emotion. I summarize this poem because of all of the “if you” do this then “Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it”
There is a serene mood in this painting. The man’s eyes are a calm depth, and there is no hurry to the look of his face.
I think the theme displayed within this old bearded man is wise leadership. This is shown in the thoughtful gaze the man has. he mood for the Giver is suspense.
While there are many moments with many moods, the overall feel is suspense.
The audience is not sure how Jonah is going to react.
There is an overwhelming theme of following the structure of community.
There is an expectation on everyone in the community to follow the rules without question and without emotion.
The community relies on the one that has the memories in order to maintain the discipline of the community.
All of these pieces of art show an older generation instructing a younger generation how to be successful.
The instructing generation is calm, wise, and patient in their …show more content…
Each suggest that successful leadership is achieved by self-control and without emotions.
In “If” the speaker states the world can be the listeners if he can follow the instructions within the majority of the poem.
The leaders of the community in the “The Giver” rely on the memory keeper for guidance and leadership.
While studying, looking, and analyzing these pieces of art it can be realized that emotions are a part of life. Learning how to express emotion or contain emotion will affect the success one has, and that it takes time and good instruction on how to recognize emotions.
It is important for those in human resourses to acknowledge that employee’s actions stem from an emotion, and that how the situation is expressed and dealt with will have an effect on future emotions of the company.
It is important for professionals to have a knowledge of the humanities to understand why attitudes about society, employment, and interactions are acceptable and displayed in particular ways.
It is important for individuals to be in complete control of emotion to be truly successful in the business world.
Without control of emotion there is a block to success as one will struggle with acceptable display of joy, anger, praise, and
When looking at this bearded old man there is not a longing for more of the portrait. That creates a feel of unity and completion of the piece.
The texture in this painting implies worn skin with a rough and wrinkled feel.
While there is no defined end to the man’s hair and beard the texture is different for each. The top to of head appears more smooth while the mustache appears more course.
The eyes are employ a deep and uninterrupted flow of knowledge.
This movie is set in a peaceful community, with no questions, …show more content…
I interpret this piece as a traditional man’s view on how to be a traditional man. The speaker is sure that the way to succeed is to be a silent strength with no showing emotion. I summarize this poem because of all of the “if you” do this then “Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it”
There is a serene mood in this painting. The man’s eyes are a calm depth, and there is no hurry to the look of his face.
I think the theme displayed within this old bearded man is wise leadership. This is shown in the thoughtful gaze the man has. he mood for the Giver is suspense.
While there are many moments with many moods, the overall feel is suspense.
The audience is not sure how Jonah is going to react.
There is an overwhelming theme of following the structure of community.
There is an expectation on everyone in the community to follow the rules without question and without emotion.
The community relies on the one that has the memories in order to maintain the discipline of the community.
All of these pieces of art show an older generation instructing a younger generation how to be successful.
The instructing generation is calm, wise, and patient in their …show more content…
Each suggest that successful leadership is achieved by self-control and without emotions.
In “If” the speaker states the world can be the listeners if he can follow the instructions within the majority of the poem.
The leaders of the community in the “The Giver” rely on the memory keeper for guidance and leadership.
While studying, looking, and analyzing these pieces of art it can be realized that emotions are a part of life. Learning how to express emotion or contain emotion will affect the success one has, and that it takes time and good instruction on how to recognize emotions.
It is important for those in human resourses to acknowledge that employee’s actions stem from an emotion, and that how the situation is expressed and dealt with will have an effect on future emotions of the company.
It is important for professionals to have a knowledge of the humanities to understand why attitudes about society, employment, and interactions are acceptable and displayed in particular ways.
It is important for individuals to be in complete control of emotion to be truly successful in the business world.
Without control of emotion there is a block to success as one will struggle with acceptable display of joy, anger, praise, and