The Birth of Venus

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    Renaissance, were filled with emotion, expression, and the human poses were lifelike and realistic. The de Medici’s were patrons of the arts during the Renaissance. They sponsored artists and their art like Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, which depicts the birth of the goddess Venus, from the foam of the sea. In the medieval period artists represented God as weak while in the Renaissance He was shown as strong like the Greek god Zeus. A good example of that is Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam. It…

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    Women In Paleolithic Art

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    these times for the most part it was a man 's world. Females did not have the same expectations as did the men. They were looked at as life-givers and healers. Art played a tremendous role in the Paleolithic culture , one example being Venus of Willemdorf(awk) which happens to be the most famous of the sculptures during this…

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    How Did Shakespeare Exist

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    Shakespeare was baptized on April 26, 1564, in Stratford, England. No birth records exists. People believed he was born on or near April 23, 1564. This is the date scholars acknowledged as his date of birth. Shakespeare is the third child of John Shakespeare, a leather merchant, and Mary Arden, a local banded heiress. He has two older sisters, Joan and Judith, and three younger brothers, Gilbert, Richard, and Edmund. Scholars have claimed that he most likely attended the King’s New School in…

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    left when the planets shaped became comets or asteroids, strewn concerning everywhere the system. when a hundred million years, the big ball of gas at the middle of this whirling mass cloud hot and exploded during a vast activity. This reaction gave birth to the sun we all know these days. This sun has enough energy to supply for 9 planets, and simply the proper mixture of plenty and orbits to supply Earth with the proper ingredients to support life. Of course, when more variant years, these…

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    need to have some privileges taken away from them (ex. the expectation to always be surrounded by depictions of people of their race) (123-129). Her acknowledgement that privilege is unearned and bestowed upon birth reveals both its faults and history. Although privilege is unearned from birth and cannot be rejected, that does not mean people with and without privilege have no say in its continuance. Skin-color privilege is a specific type of privilege prevalent in all communities and is…

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    April 23, 1564, in Stratford. Out of seven siblings only four grew to adulthood. Shakespeare was obvious one of the lucky four to survive. His sister Joan was the first child and she only survived two months from birth. Margaret was the second child and she died one year later from birth. William was the third and he lived to be 52, the second longest alive of all eight children. Next was Gilbert, he was 46 when he passed and he was the fourth child. Another daughter of the name of Joan, was the…

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    Michelangelo’s Davids. While there is a continuing religious focus in art, there is also a renewed interest in Greco/Roman mythology, figures like Greek and Roman gods becoming popular subjects for paintings, seen in paintings like Botticelli’s Birth of Venus. People in portraits are often pictured in Roman…

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    grew up without the wealth his family once had. Freeman describes Caesar as a man who made his own way up from the bottom: “He had been born in 100 BC to a family which was patrician in origin (and actually claimed a divine founder, Venus) but at the time of his birth not a distinguishable nor a rich one. He has to make his own way and showed no hesitation to do so.” (Egypt, Greece and Rome, Charles Freeman 419) With determination, ambition and his way of eloquently expressing his ideas Roman…

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    increasing the birth rate of the nation and restoring families. Second,…

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    Aeneid Analysis Essay

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    In this paper I will be examining Virgil’s Aeneid. I will be examining the text’s structure by following specific taxonomical elements throughout it, identifying patterns and consistencies as those elements occur, and deriving a single possibility of meaning from the established patterns. Then I will interpret a single excerpt of the text that best exemplifies and proves the derived possibility. In this text, Virgil tells the story of how the Trojans became Romans not only by the will of the…

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