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    Art and Architecture in the Romanesque Era II Terms: -Furta Sacra: Tomb looting‚ “sacred theft” Abbey Church of Sainte-Fey Conques‚ France 1050-1120 Monastic (monks) church turned pilgrimage center Conques is a major pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela Contained relics of 4th century child-martyr St Fay Reliquary Statue of St Fay‚ Abbey Church of Conques France‚ Silver gilt over wooden core Skull reliquary Spolia

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    estates would be divided up amongst peasants.  Anti-clericalism – Church and State separated‚ no religious education in schools‚ divorce legalised.  Army – compulsory retirement of40% of officers.  Catalans given Home Rule.  Sanjurjo (Army) Rising 1932- Army discontent with Home Rule to Catalans/ Basques and Army reforms.  Anarchist uprisings crushed by Azana using Civil/ Assault Guard.  Agrarian reforms didn’t do enough for many – an aspirin to cure appendicitis. Drives landowners into supporting

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    This factor differs from architecture in that though the art that came out of Europe and Japan were quite different‚ the ideas behind them where the same. European feudal art can also be classified into Romanesque and Gothic‚ the time periods being the same as in architecture. The art that came out of Medieval Europe was very much based in the common religion‚ Christianity. Combining religious demand and Europe’s typical desire to make everything frilly and

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    Doing Business in Spain

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    Ceuta and Melilla‚ two aotonomous cities located in north Africa. Catalan Gallego Euskera Typical meals in Spain: Topics to avoid:  Bullfighting Paella Valenciana Pinchos and Tapas  Franco  The Civil War and WWII Iberic Ham  Spanish Omelette Spanish Times: -Breakfast: 8:00 -Lunch: 14:00 -Dinner: 21:00 -Office Times: - 9:00-14:00 - 17:00-20:00 Basque and Catalan separatism  Power distance In Spain there is distance between boss

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    Juan Miro

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    Joan Miró was a famous and influential Spanish sculptor‚ ceramicist‚ Catalan painter‚ and printmaker born on 20th April 1893 in the Catalan area of Spain‚ which is near Barcelona. Miró family specialized in cabinet making and goldsmith and his mother was Dolores Ferra while his father was known as Michel Mirfo Adzerias (Rowell 115). Miró began drawing at an early age of seven years old‚ at a private art school referred to as Carrer del Regomir 13. He also attended business school and specializing

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    much by 3-0 from Durdhmand and when the second much established at first half time Real Mardrid missed 2 important goals ‚ but in second half time Medrid played very well even by 2 goals lose the game … Madrid ; Bbarcelona admit any chance the Catalans have of overturning a 4-0 first leg defeat to Bayern munich in their champions league semifinal return on Wednesday depends very much on the fitness of Lionel and Messi. The world player of the year looked out of sorts in munich last week as an

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    Benedetto Antelami’s creative contributions to the art world‚ pertinent critiques of the statue of King David‚ comparisons of the King David statue to other symbolic figures like it‚ and how this sculpture is part of an artistic growth through the Romanesque period to the Gothic era. Benedetto Antelami was born in 1150 in Northern Italy‚ he became an active artist in the year 1170 at the Parma school (located in Parma‚ Italy). Little is known about Antelami’s life. "He was probably originally from

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    Analysis Essay The effects of globalization shown in How Soccer Explains The World‚ is like the response from the Industrial Revolution. Globalization is best defined as the interaction and assimilation between people‚ corporations‚ and governments. The process of globalization began when the first humans took their ideas‚ customs‚ and products out of Africa and into different parts of the world. As globalization occurs‚ there are many different effects that are both positive and negative.

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    complicated‚ but rather interesting inspiration. Dali considered himself apolitical‚ but through this work shows his personal struggle with the war in his home country (“The Burning Giraffe (1937)‚ Salvador Dali”). The scenery seems to resemble the Catalan Coast‚ as do many other paintings Dali has produced. At the top of the painting the sky is black. This could resemble a cloud of smoke tarnishing the beautiful blue sky. On the horizon sits a series of mountains. Near these mountains stands a giraffe

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    geometries‚ advances in constructional techniques of the arcuated type (including domes and vaults) using a type of concrete‚ and the development of engineering (roads‚ aqueducts‚ bridges‚ heating‚ etc.)‚ it inspired Early Christian‚ Byzantine‚ Romanesque‚ Renaissance‚ Baroque‚ and Neo-Classical designs. Their great theaters and amphitheaters were wonders that could seat thousands of people and are still impressive‚ both in size and volume‚ today. Characteristics of Roman Architecture: A characteristic

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