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    The Sleeping Hermaphrodite

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    At first glance The Sleeping Hermaphrodite is a marble statue of a nude woman that appears to be sleeping on a bed. However‚ once one examines the statue more closely it becomes known that this woman has male genitals as well. This is shocking only because every other part of the statue looks feminine including her hair‚ hips‚ bottom and breasts. Other than the cloth wrapping around her legs and arms‚ the statue is nude and in a slightly odd position. While she wears a comfortable‚ blissful expression

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    and worshipped in Hermopolis‚ though this city had a cosmogony of its own (David 88). In this cosmogony‚ Thoth was considered to be a minor creation god as he was the leader of a group of eight gods‚ called the Ogdoad (Budge 113; David 88). A bronze statue from the Late Period of Thoth with the smaller eight around him has been made as evidence of worship and acknowledgment of this myth even until later times (Silverman 35). This group originated from Khmun‚ one of the locations of Thoth’s cult centers

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    Aquino III (PNoy) who unveiled the gigantic statue‚ himself. PNoy unveiling Dr. Jose Rizal ’s tallest statue to commemorate the 150th Birth Anniversary of the National Hero in Bacnotan Road‚ Barangay Real‚ Calamba City‚ Laguna Sunday‚ June 19‚ 2011. PNoy unveiling Dr. Jose Rizal ’s tallest statue to commemorate the 150th Birth Anniversary of the National Hero in Bacnotan Road‚ Barangay Real‚ Calamba City‚ Laguna Sunday‚ June 19‚ 2011. The statue‚ which stands 22-feet tall (a pedestal equivalent

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    world. Fast forwarding to the year 1411‚ Donatello had actually sculpted a marble figure called St Mark placed in Orsanmichele Church but once again serving as a representation of Florence’s powerful craft. Then again in 1415 he created the marble statue of a seated St. John the Evangelist for a cathedral in Florence. Each depicting his Gothic style and a classical technique as

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    Polykleitos Research Paper

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    Polykleitos‚ a Greek sculptor from the mid-fifth century BCE‚ revolutionized the way sculptures were created thereafter by revealing a new way to look at the human figure. After receiving his education in Argos‚ a school in Greece (Kleiner‚ Mamiya 133)‚ Polykleitos entered a sculpting contest to create an Amazon for the temple of Artemis at Ephesos. Phidias‚ who was famed for his contribution to Greek sculpture‚ had also entered the contest and lost to his younger rival‚ Polykleitos. After this competition

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    Italian Renaissance Artist

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    important early Italian Renaissance sculptor‚ whose doors (Gates of Paradise 1425-52) for the Baptistery of the cathedral of Florence are considered one of the greatest masterpieces of Italian art in the Quattrocento. Other works include three bronze statues for Or San Michele (1416–25) and the reliefs for Siena cathedral (1417–27). Ghiberti also wrote I Commentarii‚ three treatises on art history and theory from antiquity to his time. Ghiberti’s mother had married Cione Ghiberti in 1370‚ and they

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    The Thinker

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    by Auguste Rodin in 1882. It was originally made of plaster‚ but other recreations of it are made of bronze. The Thinker was originally part of The Gates of Hell‚ which represented the poet Dante as he contemplated writing The Divine Comedy. The size of the statue varies between the many copies‚ but the original was around 2 feet. The original Thinker had a smooth texture and a dark color. The statue has a variety of proportions with many different balances because of its simplicity. It has a unique

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    Seven Ancient Wonders of the World 3 The Seven Wonders of the ancient world have many amazed with their beauty‚ size‚ and magnificence. From pyramids‚ to monuments‚ and towering statues these are just few of the wonders that have many puzzled. Most question how it was even possible for the wonders to be constructed with the use of modern machines and tools. Also how do we even know all existed; only one of the seven are still standing. Much of what we know comes from texts left behind by

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    Monuments RD3

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    element to consider stands as the location. The place of the monument establishes the impact to the people. For example‚ Source B portrays a picture of the Christopher Columbus monument in Riverside Park‚ Easton‚ Pennsylvania. The choice to place this statue in Riverside Park furnished an unforgettable impression. From simply looking at the image‚ it evokes the emotion of deep remembrance. The park’s beauty elevates the meaning of the venue. On the other hand‚ the location should not degrade the environment

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    Egyptian Architecture It is as difficult to condense in one short chapter the sequence of architectural history in Egypt as it is impossible to over-estimate the interest that it offers to artists and historians. For there is not one period in History that is not richly represented here by characteristic and wonderful monuments. --In order to refrain from becoming absorbed by one or other of those periods‚ we will arrange the monuments under six chronological headings: The Pharaonic Times. 

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