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    money economy replaced the feudal system‚ and consumer goods with fixed price levels and values became available on an open market. During the renaissance individuals became more self-aware and extrovert. Renaissance had a more unifying effect on fashion. Clothes were made to match a customer’s request. Tailors began to form business networks of closely related trades. They were regarded as an investments and time was spent on their upkeep and repair. Courtiers required an expensive wardrobe and often

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    culture‚ not only through its fast paced music‚ but also through its fashion. The youths who proceeded to follow punk‚ were reacting to current social situations in the 1970’s and doing so by expressing themselves through music‚ clothing‚ and violence. Punk chose to fight for such things as anti-capitalism and anti-racism. Punk stood against everything that was conventional with its Do-It-Yourself (DIY) attitude towards fashion and music. Ironically‚ though punk was opposed to traditionalists‚ once

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    Topic: Op – art fashion and the product life cycle All products possess ‘life cycles.’ A product ’s life cycle‚ abbreviated PLC‚ consists of a series of stages‚ beginning with its introduction to the market and ending with its decline and eventual withdrawal from the market.  As a product progresses through its life cycle‚ its sales and profitability change as it faces changing environmental pressures.   Knowledge of the product’s life cycle can provide valuable insights into ways the product

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    Does Art have an influence? John Banovich and the Influences of Art Art‚ no matter what kind‚ has a very overwhelming effect on people. Art shapes and inspires people every day and has for thousands of years. By the many exhibits‚ art schools and money we have invested in artwork we have around the world to this day‚ it is evident that people love art. Why? Art is an escape and we use it to express ourselves. It’s used to tell our story; to express the things we see and feel that we

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    The Influence of Art on Common People Art is a medium of self-expression; it can also be a challenge that intimidates people. Art can influence common people in many ways: "It could be a source of inspiration for people with hidden artistic skill; it could ignite the passion to create something of beauty; it could unblock fears and insecurities‚" wrote author Molly Prather in her article‚ "How does art influence people?" Or it could easily be ignored. Dr. Margarita Cole‚ an art appreciation

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    nation‚ his influence was solely inspired by the cultural and criticism that Napoleon had brought along with his conquest’s. Napoleon‚ himself‚ was a huge fan of music‚ in spite of being an awful singer himself. Nevertheless‚ he was quite the critic. "He expressed a great dislike to French music‚ which‚ he said‚ was almost as bad as the English‚ and that the Italians were the only people who could produce an opera". These are just a few examples of the influence that Napoleon

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    are things like religion‚ government‚ and art. When people study history‚ art does not seem to play such an important role. However‚ art helps us understand how a society feels‚ thinks‚ and looks at the surroundings which in they live. Ecclesiastical art‚ commonly known as Christian art‚ dates back to the first and second centuries. The first influences of Christian art were believed to be Roman in nature. Many historians feel that the Christian art influence came from the east‚ particularly the Orient

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    How does technology influence visual art? And how does photography influence the development of painting? This essay considers the impact of technology on the visual art and how this technology accelerated the development of the art and how people respond‚ adapt and incorporate modern technology into their own work. The impact of technology in visual arts has been in photography. Willian Melin stated that‚ “the dominant forces during the past century has been modern technology and has affected

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    strong influence for the next two hundred years in Maghreb until the European forces’ intervention in the 19th century. Through the artworks‚ it is obvious that the political and social influence of Ottoman Empire changed the art culture of Maghreb in a large scale. The Ottoman Empire reached its peak at 1590 and Ottoman influence and style affected all the land it conquered. The predominant religion in the Empire was Islam whereas Christians were treated as second-class citizens. Islamic art was

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    The Camera: Photography’s Influence on the Arts Humanities   The Camera: Photography’s Influence on the Arts Society invariably influences artwork produced by artists. Materials and available technology of the era also play a significant role. Cavemen used cave walls and ground pigments made from ocher. His subject matter was influenced by superstition and his environment. Sculptor and architect Filippo Brunelleschi was the first to use a geometrically based linear perspective. This allowed

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