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    Believed to have been published in Amsterdam in 1642, is the work of Flemish cartographer and engraver Hendrik Hondius. Hondius was apprenticed to Godfried van Ghelder in Brussels, studied drawing with the engraver Jan Wierix of Antwerp, and he also studied engraving along the way, to which he dedicated himself as a practice. In 1599, he became the first publisher to be granted a national privilege by the States General of the Netherlands, allowing protection against the circulation of…

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    One of the most significant uses was in the fall of 1944 when AAA had over a 90% success rate in engaging Germany’s V-1 bombs en route to Antwerp, Belgium. Antwerp, Belgium was a vital asset utilized as a logistics hub for supplies coming in and out of the European continent. Losing this port would have been detrimental to allied forces potentially turning the tide of the entire war. Antwerp’s protection…

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    Landscape With Icarus

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    Landscape with the Fall of Icarus is a painting and poem about how no one cares what one person is feeling or going through. All they care about are themselves. Both Landscape with the Fall of Icarus by Pieter Bruegel and “Landscape with the Fall of Icarus” by William Carlos Williams's use the myth of Daedalus and Icarus to show that every single human has to live life for themselves and sometimes the pain and tragedy one person is feeling goes unnoticed to the rest of the world. William…

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    created the painting using oil paint, specifically oil paint on wood (Pritchard). Prior to the destruction of the church, the Elevation of the Cross was originally located at the Church of St. Walburga in Antwerp (Pritchard). Today, the painting is located at the Cathedral of Our Lady in Antwerp (Pritchard). Within that Cathedral, the painting functions as an altarpiece (Pritchard). On the exterior of the altarpiece, Saints Amandus and Walburga can be found on the left and Saints Catherine of…

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    Tyndale Essay

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    the King James Versions, a translation that still holds a lot of sway, even in present times. The tradition of Tyndale was carried on by Miles Coverdale, the bishop of Exeter. Under Coverdale, the first complete Bible in English was published in Antwerp in 1935 (cf. Campbell 15). To fill the gap left by Tyndale, he translated the OT, from German and Latin translations.…

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    painting was an economic commodity for the city. There was a large community of painters in Bruges. Antwerp was also a center of commerce. Burges canal system actually helped them become a center of commerce. Bruges canal system had built up with silt, which made it possible for large ships to sail into the harbor. Ships from many different places would sail into the harbour filled with paintings and Antwerp would sell many of the artwork at its fair. Commerce made art more popular in northern…

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    very young age. By becoming a amateur artist at a early time in Anthony’s life, he had the opportunity to work with some of the most exemplary artists of all time. Anthony Van Dyke was one of the leading lights of the Baroque Period. Being Born at Antwerp in the year 1599, Anthony would start his life learning about the art of art. Anthony, who was the second son and the seventh child, was taught by his father how to draw at a young age. He also developed a very close bond between him and his…

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    Campbell neatly ties into how blood diamonds end up on the ring finger of brides while their use has funded a war which has ripped Sierra Leone apart for decades. He follows the trail as they are smuggled from West Africa to New York, London and Antwerp frequently with the cooperation of the legitimate diamond industry. Campbell demonstrates how the operations work aon a country or a nation. First discovered in 1930, the diamonds of Sierra Leone have turned out to be the source of the worst…

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    Argos Recognizes Odysseus

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    Blyenberch (Theodor Van Thulden). Thulden was a flemish painter, engraver and designer of tapestries (Web Gallery of Art).He had a more calm and classical style (Web Gallery of Art). He obtained the status of Free Mastership at the Saint Luke Guild of Antwerp (Theodor Van Thulden). Theodor was later chosen as dean of Saint Luke Guild (Theodor Van…

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    Analyzing Art Work by Different Artists from Different Periods Art is very important to people especially when it represents spirituality. It adds a strong connection between the artist and the viewers on something they both agree on. Art in the early Renaissance was mostly about spirituality, but as time passes by, artists paid less attention to spirituality, and they started adding other themes to art. I intend to show that The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci, represents the scene of The…

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