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    Bernini's David Essay

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    humanist and ideal David then the other two renaissance David statues. The biggest difference between the three is the way each artist chose to depict David. Donatello’s David shows victory after the battle with Goliath. Michelangelo’s David is shown right before his battle with Goliath with a contemplative expression. Bernini’s David is much different as it depicts David in action and not as contemplative as the other two, but determined. Bernini’s David is very different in that his body is…

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    I propose to further study Phillis Wheatley for the final research project. Phillis Wheatley holds a compelling story of a young slave girl who was kidnapped from Africa, and brought to America. Her extraordinary story speaks volumes to African Americans today. Having been enslaved, Phillis Wheatley became the first African American, and one of the first women, to publish a book of poetry during colonial America. During her period as a writer, Wheatley received a number of support from renowned…

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    Mythbuster Experiment

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    pressure pad recorded to Grants computer and he got that fly at ten pounds of pressure. Next they used a Cicada with the same set up. That got them to thirty seven pounds of pressure. The last insect they used is one of the world’s largest insects, the Goliath beetle. It’s about four inches long and weighs about a hundred grams. That got them to a little over one hundred pounds of pressure and they were amazed. The independent variable in this episode the team thought that bugs wouldn’t even…

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    and artists began to investigate what they believed to be a revival of classical learning”, this was a very religious era for both Donatello and Michelangelo. Donatello’s art of David created around 1440, shows the result of when David defeated Goliath with the stone he struck him with. Michelangelo’s piece was created during…

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    We see a visually impressive figure arching, flexing with his eye squarely fixed on a target out of view. The diagonal lines of his marble sculpture help promote the feeling of movement and action. The implied presence of Goliath nearby gives me the feeling that this dramatic sculpture is just one piece of the bigger picture, one half of the action. Consequently, the space between David and his foe is charged with energy. So much so that, I imagine, if you were standing in…

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    Art is a way for creators to express their values through their creations. The David is an amazing statue created by Bernini. The David is a statue that is inspired by the biblical story of David. Out of the many versions of The David that had been created in the past, the version that Bernini created it by far the statue that had the most time, effort and thought put into it. Just about everything that the statue has meaning and reflects the values of Bernini and the people that were a part of…

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    King David Downfall

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    The Fall of King David King David is known by many as the child who killed Goliath with a sling and a stone and who united all of Israel under the rule of Jerusalem. While this is how David became king, this kingship was the cause of most, if not all, of his sins. David, after becoming king, abused his powers for self gain and pleasure, and was eventually punished by God for these sins. This punishment not only lead to David being chastised, but his family also received this chastisement from…

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    What Is Salvation?

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    The term salvation is the deliverance from sin and its consequences. It is believed by Christians that salvation is to be brought about by the faith in Christ. Salvation is known for its meaning of being saved from harm, ruin, or loss but mostly form preventing to go to hell after death (Collins, 1989, pg 76). However, theologians have disputed on how salvation in theology of religions is more about how and who than about what and why: How is salvation brought about and who can be saved?…

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    TRANSITIONS Henceforth, nudity has been portrayed in the form of art for many years and even has been censored such as the Nude Maja, the Sistine Chapel, and the Statue of David which is uncensored. The Nude Maja portrays a nude woman reclined on a bed of pillows, seductively facing the viewers. The painting is unusual to Western Classical paintings due to her pubic hair shown. Francisco Goya created another painting exactly like the Nude Maja however, she was clothed after the outrage in…

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    closer to the divine.The sculpture was created from 1501 to 1504, from a slab of marble. it is about 17ft in the height. It was meant to be put on the top of a building This sculpture also captures the sort of quiet tension before David’s battle with Goliath. You can this sense of tension the sculpture, because of the bulging veins in David's hands. Many said the Michelangelo invested his efforts into presenting towering pent up emotions rather than the calm ideal of…

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