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    The history and painting coupled together give the viewer more than an art piece - a story about how powerful a fallen community acts and reacts. By doing so, Robert Hubert is able to demonstrate that this photo goes beyond the traditional art piece and makes…

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    The Prosperity of Carlos Drummond de Andrade There are many admirable poets in this world that deserve recognition, and one of these fascinating poets is named Carlos Drummond De Andrade. He’s considered to be one of the most accomplished and influential poets of the mid-20th-century in Brazil (Drummond). He’s connected to many readers all around the world and quickly became one of the best known modernists in the country of Brazil. Drummond’s realistic themes reflected his concern with modern…

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    Gislebertus Analysis

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    demonstration of the expressive range relief of Eve. The discovery of Eve was at the north portal of the cathedral in which was dismantled. On the other side of the lintel where the relief was balanced, the representation of Adam was existent (Janson’s History Book of Art pg.364). The message portrayed in the making of Eve was being able to incorporate…

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    The Stone Of Venice Essay

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    John Ruskin’s The Stones of Venice went over the history of the three eras of architecture: Bzyantine, Gothic, and Renaissance. In his analysis he talked about what he thought each art style met to him and what it met to others. It is also noteworthy to mention that Ruskin was a Victorian writer, art critic, thinker and artist. He also published this work in three volumes between 1851 and 1853. Ruskin also made the argument that the Gothic style was actually preferable to the Renaissance style.…

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    Joseph Cavuoti Essay for The Prologue English IV - 2 February 22, 2018 1. How does Chaucer use characterization in The Prologue of The Canterbury Tales to demonstrate the changing social structure in late Medieval England? Geoffrey Chaucer uses brilliant characterization in The Prologue of The Canterbury Tales to demonstrate the changing social structure in late Medieval England. Many of the characters of The Prologue are described by their clothing, language, actions, religion, and overall…

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    Throughout history, society has influenced the way humanity thinks about and understands the world around them. Few people search to find the truth for themselves and merely end up following the way of life seen all around them. A new movement sprung up in the late 1700s called Romanticism, celebrating creativity and imagination over logic, reason, and the limitations society placed on thought. Romanticism began around the end of the Enlightenment period, a time that focused heavily on science…

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    Where the Gods Fly When cultures collide, no one knows what will happen. The clash of cultures and civilizations is what has shaped all of history and by an extent of that, the world we live in today. But the clash of civilizations also happens on a much smaller scale. It happens every time someone for some reason or another decides to migrate from their home to another country. Because through this migration one does not only have to accept new physical surroundings but new rules, norms. This…

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    Romane Monnet 1S4 Critical appreciation - The P.R.B. from Christina Rossetti’s Selected Poems The P.R.B., or Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, was an artistic fraternity founded in 1848, which aimed to return to pre-Raphael Italian art by reaching back from a stultified present to a more ancient & purer form of life. In 1853, one of the most influential members of the movement, John Everett Millais, left the fraternity to join the A.R.A.. This can be considered a catalyst which lead to…

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    Leonarda Cianciulli was born on April fourteenth, of 1894. She was born in Montella Italy. Her and her family grew up in the streets of Italy. She also attended a high school in Italy. Leonarda seemed like a normal teenage girl. She went to school and did everything she was suppose too. Her home life seemed normal just like an other family. Secretly leonarda had a self struggle of being sad and depressed while she was growing up. Twice as a young girl, she tried committing suicide. Her life…

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    Rome left a lasting legacy that influenced the world today in many positive ways, such as their system of government, engineering skills, and realistic art. The Romans developed a type of government that many countries live under today. They made innovations to help them with engineering, and many places use their techniques and creations now. Rome had artists who created art whose significant styles carry on today in modern work. Rome created a government that positively impacted societies…

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