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    May 3 1808

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    unity and variety by the use of color and the spread of the subjects throughout the painting. Conclusion Francisco Goya’s painting The Executions of May 3, 1808, captures the war history between Spain and France. The painting captures Spanish countrymen facing death through shooting by the French soldiers. Goya created the varying emotional state of those about to face the firing. Color, light, and lines have been essential elements in highlighting the central figure about to be shot. The painting captures the suffering and atrocities of war and hence is a silent call for peace. References Connell, E. S. (2004). Francisco Goya: Life and times. New York: Counterpoint. Goya, F. (1814). The executions of May 3, 1808. [Oil on canvas]. Museo del Prado, Madrid. Karsten, P., & Thomson Gale (Firm). (2006). Encyclopedia of war and American society. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications. Onoja, J. E. (2016). Visual arts efforts in peace and conflict resolution: A review of selected exhibits. International Journal of Innovative Language, Literature & Art Studies 4(3), 1-10. Retrieved from www.seahipaj.org/journals-ci/sept-2016/IJILLAS/full/IJILLAS-S-1-2016.pdf…

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    Andrea del Verrocchio during the prime of his life was a painter, sculptor, and goldsmith. He was named Andrea di Michele Cione born in the early 1430 's to father Michele Cione and mother Gemma. His change of last name is not known, and it can not be placed to any person that took him as an apprentice for his work as painter and sculptor.1 His father was a “fornaciao,” which was attributed to people that worked with kilns, bricks and tiles. Consequently, it is believed that his father may have…

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    Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) was a painter, architect, inventor, and student of all things scientific. He is known as the “Renaissance man.” Today he is best known for his art, including a couple of paintings that are still a few of the world’s most famous and admired, The Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. Art, da Vinci believed, was connected with science and nature. Self-educated, he filled dozens of secret notebooks with inventions, observations and theories. The concepts expressed in his…

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    Pan's Labyrinth Essay

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    Pan’s Labyrinth commences when the main character, an eleven year old girl named Ofelia, and her pregnant, sickly mother travel into the forest to an old mill with her evil stepfather. Ofelia clings to her mother at the beginning of the story to not confront the unhappiness of her reality. One night she sneaks out of the mill lured by a locus to an enchanted garden in the forest, and interacts with a faun that informs her about her father and her potential future. Once she returns back to mill…

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    Lost In The Forms, Forever In The Intelligence During the Renaissance period in life, a man by the name of Leonardo Da Vinci was doing many things that helped change the views of man. Leonardo was born out of wedlock between a respected notary and a peasant woman in 1452. During his child and teen years, Leonardo was under the care of a sculptor by the name of Andrea Del Verrocchio, who helped him kick off his art career. Like all people, Leonard had his fair share of thoughts and opinions, he…

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    Sighing deeply I locked my gaze on the sizable red dirt hill before me. A gust of dry heat hit me with a cloud of dust that burned my eyes, I cleared my throat with a small cough. Now my head fully fixated on the ground as I trekked up the hill. To trip on the rocky unbalanced road would not only be dangerous, but also thoroughly embarrassing if seen by my eighteen mission trip team members who followed behind me. This trip to Haiti was my third, I had walked this road many times before, but…

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    Crimson Peak Film Review

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    Crimson Peak by Guillermo Del Toro is a visually stunning and technical masterpiece. It has taken me a while to perceive it as that. As a viewer who has been exposed to the trailer before watching the movie, I left the theater disappointed and wanting more out of this horror movie. It wasn’t till plenty of research that I found that Crimson Peak is in fact not a horror movie. Correct, but is it any surprise that the director of Hellboy, Pan’s Labrynth, and the Devil’s Backbone, was able to…

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    persevere through difficult times. By continuing to move forward you are able to overcome obstacles as Steve Tobak said in his article in the Entrepreneur, "Successful companies have no endpoint" the same could be said about people who persevere through difficult times. Individuals that continue to push on through life and overcome hurdles they face are well respected. Successful companies exist due to successful people who have perseverance and succeed. This is similar to my definition of…

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    Golden Age Research Paper

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    There are many inventors in golden ages that they made great achievements Such as: 1: Aljazeri 2: Abas Ibn Frnas 3: Mariam Alesterlabi 4: Ibn Alhitham 5: Abu Alkasm Alzahrawi *Aljazeri: He was an Arab Muslim polymath, mathematician, inventor, engineer, and artist. He had born in 1136. He invent engineer tools, also he converted the circular movement to the straight movement device. He invents the machine that tells the time. We until now still use his invention in our industry, because it…

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    “Click, click, click!” The life jackets sounded throughout the woods. My family and I were in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. And we were going to swim in a stalactites filled, fresh water, cave! It was cool to try something new, but I was also nervous and hesitant, because it was a dark cave. “Let’s go!” A man yelled who was wearing a big pair of goggles. We all headed down the yucky, old, wooden stairs. “Don’t fall, don’t fall!” I whispered to myself. “You're okay.” My mom responded…

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