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    Mini Mosaic | Students view examples of mosaics from all around the world and then are given the opportunity to create their own mini-mosaic using kid safe materials. | Grade:  4th gradeTime: three 60 min classesMaterials: 6"x6" black foam core foamies in assorted colors Elmer’s glue scissors | |   Pointillism Landscape |  Students have experiment with pointillism since the first grade‚ but now it is time to try something a little more challenging.  They will create a simple landscape

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    Byzantine Halo’s VS. The Gothic Angels & Saints In the wake of considering the style and impacts of Gothic and Byzantine workmanship on Renaissance craftsmanship‚ I felt as though one had a more prominent effect on Renaissance workmanship. After just looking and considering which one impacted Renaissance craftsmanship‚ I felt that Byzantine workmanship had a more preponderant amount of an impact for three particular reasons: the topic of Renaissance workmanship‚ the humanism part of Renaissance

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    of arms‚ killed the emperor of Constantinople‚ cut off the heads of many noble‚ gave the entire city over to plunder‚ and cruelly tortured many”‚ stated by the Letter of the Knights of St. John on Rhodes found on: https://apps.carleton.edu/curricular/mars/assets/Letter_of_the_Knights_of_St_John_for_MARS_website.pdf. This primary source explains how Mehmet II‚ the Sultan of the Ottomans and Conqueror of Constantinople‚ took over the great Byzantium city. Why didn’t the Byzantine Empire prevent the

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    Iconoclasm‚ Incarnation‚ and Art During the time of the Byzantine period‚ the utilization of religious images was a controversial subject. This controversy consisted of three parties; the Carolingians‚ iconoclasts‚ and iconodules and each party had their own interpretation on how and where these religious images could be used. Although each party had a different view‚ there was something in common amongst the three of them‚ they all agreed that God is the only thing that someone may worship. The

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    artworks we have covered‚ An Exiled Emperor on Okinoshima intrigued to me the most and thus motivated me to do an extensive research on it. The person who was exiled on Okinoshima Island was identified as Emperor Go-Daigo‚ the 96th Emperor of Japan according to the traditional order of succession. Go-Daigo’s reign spanned merely the years from 1318 to 1339. Even though he only reigned for 21 years‚ his is known to be one of the most prominent among other Japanese Emperors. He was famous for his exiles

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    primary subject of art was civic leaders and military triumphs. Roman were practical people and far less dreamy or idealistic than the Greeks. However‚ not all Romans were as practical when it came taste in art‚ so was the case of the controversial emperor Commodus who reigned from CE 180-192. My focus in this text is to try to understand the meaning

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    Conflicts are often started by the utilization of labels. By labeling a certain person or calling them a name it is essentially grouping them into a larger idea or force. In the film Empire of the Sun directed by Steven Spielberg and the novel When the Emperor Was Divine by Julie Otsuka the main characters struggle with identifying which side of World War II they are supposed to be aligned with. The protagonists from both of the works experience a moment where the line between good and bad is extremely

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    Roman Emperor Caligula Roman emperor Caligula was one of the crulest rulers around. He would enjoy torturing people.He became emperor by smothering the last emperor (Tiberius) and the empire fell into his hands. He ruled for 5 years before being murdered. Before he bécame a amperes he was a politician. Caligula lavished money on building projects‚ from the practical (aqueducts and harbors) to the cultural (theaters and temples) to the downright bizarre (requisitioning hundreds of

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    Constantine‚ the Emperor of Rome He was born at Naissus‚ Moesia on February on the year 272 A.D. Constantine’s full name is Flavius Valerius Constantinus. Constantine was educated in Greek and Latin. He had a rough childhood‚ mostly because his dad left Helena‚ Constantine’s mom‚ and Constantine at a very young age. He grew up to be a very prospering and amazing emperor. Constantine was a great emperor that loved his country and continued to help his country‚ the Roman empire change in a great

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    Niharika Verma Mrs. T. Teichroeb ENG 2D1 10 January 2013 Emperor Nero: The Hitler of Ancient Rome Personal Life Nero Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus was born December 15‚ 37 AD in Antium‚ Italy (Adkins 21). When Nero was young‚ his father Gnaeus passed away‚ so his mother Agrippina married Nero’s uncle‚ Emperor Claudius (E.B. 606). Overtime‚ she persuaded Claudius to marry his thirteen year old daughter Octavia to Nero and declare him the rightful heir to the throne instead of his own son Britannicus

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