A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

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    women (forward). Sherman also plays various women in different scenes(Krauss,2006). The images that are being played out are "in media imagery or real" scenarios. (inverted odysseys). Sherman is the director in her film stills, she is the the make-up artist(tate). She works in the movement feminism using references from movies and…

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    Doll Eyes They found us, the two young while exchanging glances. They sprayed their last mark before jolting at the sound of the sirens. The rush of it all swept through their eyes in a wave of adrenalin. They sought cover behind a brick building and tried to keep their heaping breaths to a minimum. “Lori you cannot speak of this to anyone, you hear?” The last thing Rebecca remembered was the shadow of a troubled girl nodding. *** Re-living this sequence of events in a daze she awakens…

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    David: Baroque or Renaissance The courageous young David of the Old Testament has been the model for several sculptors in the art world. Michelangelo Buonarroti and Gian Lorenzo Bernini are two of these known sculptors. Michelangelo has been noted as the superior personality of the Florentine and later the High Renaissance era. He reigned the whole sixteenth century to the point others were unable to elude his influence (Hartt, 1987). A century later, Bernini entered the sculpturing world and…

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    Victorian Era of the Renaissance. The poem begins as the Duke of Ferrara is walking down the hallway of his art gallery with his future wife’s father. He stops in front of a portrait of his late wife, who has passed away. The Duke begins to talk about her imperfections and things that were against his standards. “…the young woman’s “faults” were qualities like compassion, modesty, humility, delight in simple pleasures, and courtesy to those who served her” (“Overview: ‘My Last…” np). This made…

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    Norman Rockwell Norman Rockwell is a famous painter and illustrator from the 20th-century. Rockwell’s work is famous for working in Realism even though Modernism art was more prominent at the beginning of his career. Rockwell was a complex man who desperately wanted to be seen as more of a painter and not just an illustrator. His renditions of American culture brought him wealth, fame and adoration from the American people. Out of more than 700 paintings, his best known works are those…

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    The Awakening Reflection

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    purpose was to enlighten---and hopefully awaken---its female readers to their selves and their humanity by showing the awakening of one such woman. Presumably, her intended audience was young to middle-aged women, both married and single, who were interested in love stories, art, scandals, or social analysis. As a young, single woman interested in social analysis books, I found The Awakening to be a very quietly intense book that I saw much of myself in. Everyone was calmly tense; everyone…

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    art in Nazi hiding places. Without them many famous pieces of art known around the world wouldn’t be here today. The Monuments men didn’t save every treasure or piece of art, but there are some missing that we know plenty about. Raphael, “Portrait of a Young Man” was created in 1514 and looted by Nazis in 1939. It truly is a bummer because it is considered the most important piece of missing art. Not much is known about Pissarro, “The Boulevard Montmartre, Twilight” except it was looted by the…

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    ones feelings and illustrating a point of view or opinion. Typically, inspiration for subject matter stems from societal, religious or political movements that are currently effecting the functionality of society in a significant way. As a result, artists are provoked to properly capture the emotional state which is fundamental when convincingly conveying the experience of the environment and communicating an idea; “the intimate nature of emotion is manifested in the experience . . . it attends…

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    Henri-Robert-Marcel Duchamp was a French, naturalized American painter, sculptor, chess player and writer whose work is associated with Cubism, conceptual art and Dada Marcel Duchamp is one of the most important artists of the 20th century. His importance even reaches until today. Duchamp not only contributed beautiful artworks, but he also changed the definition of art. He used art to raise questions about art and society. He is a rebel and a revolutionary in terms of art. Early art and…

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    painting presents a ‘roomy, airy expanse of sidewalk that allows pedestrians ample passing distance, permitting them to share its space comfortably with dissimilar social types, and even a dog’” (Fried 22). As Sagraves notes, the roomy sidewalk allows the man with the top-hat,…

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