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    The Processional Cross

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    Art as a tool in religion is not a new concept. From the worship of idols in Hinduism as an embodiment of the divine to stained glass windows used in the storytelling of Jesus’ life in Christianity. Art and religion have walked hand in hand, symbolism within sculptures and paintings help spread religion and ideals, this is true for many parts of Christianity. The Processional Cross was created circa 1150 to 1175 in Asturias, Spain, and is currently in the Medieval Art exhibition at the…

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    The Neues Museum is located in the middle of Berlin, Germany. The Neues, claimed to be a universal museum and is internationally known for their ancient Egyptian collection. In the museum, she has an entire room, room 2.10, devoted to her. When you walk into the dome ceilinged room you can fully see her magnificence. She is placed slightly above eye level-look, so all viewers are forced to look up when they gaze at her. The Neues Museum takes extreme caution in caring for…

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    Buddhist Iconography

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    Final Research Paper: Buddhist Iconography Throughout the years Buddhist iconography has been apparent in many cultures and societies. Over time it has changed and morphed in each location to conform their certain ideology. Each culture looks toward different bodhisattva and have various elements in their iconography that they believe, represent the Buddha his teachings. This essay will explore the beginning of Buddhist iconography, Buddhist symbols and their meanings, how the different…

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    Quentin's husband (Alan's father) had bought the paper from his uncle and proceeded to exchange his work and effort into financial wealth for the Quentin family. In fact, this is borne clear when Mrs. Quentin is conversing with Hope Fenno in the Metropolitan Museum of Art about…

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    at another great example we have the contest between the Muses and the Sirens. This sarcophagus is from the Late Imperial or Gallenic period in the third quarter of 3rd century AD. It is made from Pentelic marble and was acquired from the Metropolitan Museum of Art through the Rogers fund in 1910. It is with the rectangular sarcophagus, we have the defeat of death. The scene depicted is three gods, Athena, Zeus, and Hera, judging a musical contest among the Muses and the Sirens. The Muses…

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    Being well-known for the installation art, “Our Land, Our People”, Tenzing Rigdol create a great impact to the world, which gain people attention to Tibetan contemporary art, and looking for changing the stereotypes of the outsiders towards the Tibetan art(Rossi&Rossi, 2015). Tenzing is renowned for his artworks such as paintings,scrulptures,photographs,poems and a video installation, which contain the elements of philosophy, human conflicts and politics. Tenzing Rigdol, who based in USA,…

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    wealthy brothers, S. W. and S. M. Andrews. One of the Andrews brothers was active into the early 1880s. Drivers claimed he had a net worth of $4 million but that he kept an eye on the buses to make sure not one nickel was stolen. He would wait for the last bus to check in around 1:00 a m and oversee the counting of the day’s receipts. Any driver who was short would be docked 50 cents for each missing nickel. The drivers had a special hand signal they would flash to buses passing in the opposite…

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    Kamila Kilian KIL15457275 MA Fashion Media Practice and Criticism Year 2 Historically, „fashion seemed „unworthy” of entering the museum" (Steele, V., 2008, p. 9), therefore fashion exhibition 's curators have faced many challenges throughout their work process - funding, educational values, sources of entertainment. All of these factors have a huge impact on the final result as well as the reviews of the exhibitions, and they may challenge their design and content. In her article Rocamora…

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    Three Wall Art Analysis

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    known as the Pantheon. Not only did the Romans took what the gods said as law, but even incorporated them in their everyday lives and their ceremonies as well. This can be seen on the three wall paintings located in the Roman exhibit in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. These paintings are known as frescoes and are paintings that are done directly on the walls of Roman villas. They have many uses, but this one in particular shows scenes of a typical Roman marriage ceremony. While examining this…

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    vibe of the culture. Many tourists choose to visit Rio de Janeiro just to get a peek of the famous Christ the Redeemer statue, which is also one of the Seven Wonders of the World. There is something for everyone in Rio, numerous museums and historical places, folk art, the famous carnival and the beautiful beaches. The Museu de Carnival offers…

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