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    materials. Pointe shoes allow ballerinas to dance on the tips of their toes which make their movements look slower and softer. Ballet is an artistic form of dance performed to music. A type of ballet is classical ballet, which originated in the Renaissance, Italy. It established in the 19th century and was characterised by light graceful movements. When the ballet was created, dancers wore masks and long dresses with numbers of layers. At this time the dance steps were made up of small hope,…

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    From the premises of the humanism movement, the Italian Renaissance, which 'made the language and art of the ancient past the model for the present”, Leonard de Vinci 's work, composed of paintings as much as scientifical sketches, the Ottoman Court that aimed at reviving the Byzantine Empire 's art and the interiority…

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    Gucci History

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    Official Site – Founded In Florence, Italy in 1921,” 2016). Guccio Gucci had opened a leather products company and a small luggage store in Florence (Gucci History, n.d.). As he spent numerous years by working in London’s Savoy Hotel, he absorbed the English nobility aesthetic and introduced this sensibility in Italy via exclusive leather products created and produced by master craftsmanship of Tuscan artisans (Gucci History, n.d.). Within few years, in 1930’s, the label had enjoyed such success…

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    Middle Ages Vs Dark Ages

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    Since the beginning of human history, there have been several obstacles that have shaped this planet—from the first existence of Homo sapiens, to the development of tools and art, to the creation of the first civilizations like those in Ancient Mesopotamia to great western civilizations that have derived during the time like Ancient Greece and then Ancient Rome. But society was not always structural in which technology kept rising for the better. The Dark Ages or better known as the Middle Ages,…

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    republic was undermined, and soon the people who had the most power and land, became even more powerful and began overthrowing government officials and became those officials. 12. The Renaissance in Italy- Full Whole Nature of Man Jacob Burckhardt was an influential 19th century Swiss historian, said the Renaissance was a prototype for the modern world, this was because this was the period in time where people began to adopt the world around them, and this resulted in Jacob’s Full Whole Man…

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    a psychologist, Edward Thorndike, in allusion to the person or brand having a halo. The term ‘halo’ is used in comparison to the religious concept, wherein, ‘a glowing circle’ can be seen floating above the heads of pious, saintly people in old Renaissance paintings. The saintly face is seen to be bathed in a light from his/her halo. Hence, the halo depicts that that person is respectable and earnest. In short, one transfers their judgement of one easily observable aspect of a person to a…

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    1500-1600 Research Paper

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    but before the actual fight. He also sculpted the statue Moses in 1515 for Pope Julius II who commissioned Michelangelo to make it for his tomb. He also painted the roof of the Sistine chapel in 1512 and is considered a cornerstone work of High Renaissance art. Another of the great artists is the great Leonardo da Vinci. His most famous work is by far the Mona Lisa which he painted between 1503 and 1517. While he is most famous for being a painter he was also a great inventor and is often…

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    Dark Ages Dbq

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    period between 1300-1600 C.E., Eastern Europe, known as Russia, and Western Europe, known as England, became vastly different than each other in several ways. To begin, Russian population fell under the dome of the Eastern Orthodox religion, while the English…

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    Ballet is the one of the most traditional form of dance. There is a lot about ballet that people don’t know, such as the history. Do you know what it took to get the art form to what it is today. Then again, maybe you didn’t know that the pointe shoe didn’t always look like what it is now. Did you know that for almost every ballet company you have to meet certain bodily attributes in order to be a part of the company? Ballet and just dance in general is the way that humans first shared our…

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    What Is Victoria's Music?

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    mystical approach of so much Spanish Renaissance music. In comparison with Palestrina Victoria's works reveal a greater emphasis on chromatic color and use of dynamic contrast; Victoria's block harmonies and multiple choirs look forward to the Baroque.These early efforts are highly personal compositions displaying a wide range of expressive intensity and…

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