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    for change is still strong. She maintained her post impressionism traits with her loosened brushworks and intense colors. Abandoning the refined forms and clear outlines, Venessa concentrated on presenting the subjective image she saw from the Annunciation story. Indeed, she had captured her impression onto her painting, but that is what bibles and beliefs are for. God is different in each…

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    subject of great admiration and contemplation. One his more notable works, perhaps even the most recognized painting in the world, is his masterpiece Mona Lisa. Another famous work of art from Leonardo da Vinci is The Last Supper. In addition, The Annunciation is classified as one of Leonadaro’s most intriguing paintings. These paintings are synonymous with the Renaissance period. Each displays key characteristics that…

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    This paper will discuss two oil paintings created by Francisco de Zurbarán (Spain, 1650) and Henry Oshawa Tanner (France, 1898) that depict the popular religious scene known as the Annunciation. In the Christian faith, the Annunciation refers to a celebration of when Gabriel appeared before the Virgin Mary to inform her that she would conceive the son of God. Both artists describe the same incident, sharing the same basic subject matter and similar visual arrangement. However, in attempting…

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    us more about Jesus’ early life. With the vital elements given in the Gospels, we obtain more knowledge about the Annunciation, genealogy, visitors, other significance. The annunciation was when the angel Gabriel appeared before Mary and asked her to carry the son of God. Similar to the word “annunciation, the incarnation was announced at this time. In Luke’s Gospel, the annunciation began when Gabriel spoke directly to Mary. Mary was chosen because she was free from original sin from the moment…

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    pre-eminence of religion. In Painter of Umbria she explores a “legend” of her own creation, comparing a single man to the Virgin Mary as he “measures his height against the unpainted plaster”, against his “magnum opus.” Along similar lines, her Annunciations tells a story of waiting, comparing her experience to that of the announcement of the Incarnation by the angel Gabriel to Mary. Eutychus differs from the other two in the regard that it focuses on an actual story of the Bible, but she…

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    This work, from the Early Renaissance period, ca. 1400s CE, titled Mérode Altarpiece is possibly by Robert Campin. Renaissance means rebirth. Instead in the natural and secular world after 1000 years of dictated Christian Church doctrine. Three goals of Early and High Renaissance are to represent the material world, to portray the human body accurately and to reproduce the appearance of the natural world in scientific ways using linear perspective and atmospheric perspective. During this period,…

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    At the beginning of the 14th century, Italian cities were lands of first and foremost importance in the way of economic and political organization. Italy is the richest merchant country in both Europe and the East. In addition, Italy was fortunate to have a huge repository of classical monuments and artifacts. For examples, Roman architectures and Sculpture were found in most towns and cities, including copies of lost sculptures from ancient Greece, which were familiar for centuries. These are…

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    In the article Corporeality and Materiality: Light, colour and the body in Titian’s S. Salvatore Annunciation and Naples Danae written by Daniela Bohde. He argues that the unique techniques of Titian’s painting are considered significant in the history of art which links correspondence with figure or narrative he represented in his painting. The article focus on developed a close analysis of two painting from Titian Annunication; Danae and the shower of gold in Naples in terms of the subject…

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    and Al'Rasyah's half of scenes the comedy was very natural and was not over done, that is what makes a play funny, Kaitlyn whitehead had great character choices that were very funny. All of the actors had really good projection and annunciation, but Kennon's annunciation was superb. Jonelle could have used more variety in her voice, doing that could have benefited her character. The blocking flowed very smoothly and I was happy to see all of the stage being used. It was a good idea to have the…

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    rest would naturally stand. The robes of figures in sculpture and paintings are made to appear as if a real body lies beneath. The Angel of Annunciation at Reims Cathedral is an excellent example of the naturalism of the Gothic movement, the angel is distinctively female and her face and body language are expressive. Unlike earlier works the Angel of Annunciation and the statue of Saint Theodore are free standing and life-like. Grotti’s painting, the Lamentation, shows the real life sorrow of…

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