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    Johannes Vermeer

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    Johannes Vermeer Vermeer was a realist painter who focused on chiaroscuro and became a master in using this technique. The artist delighted in the technicalities of the camera obscura that had emerged in Dutch markets at this time and was an avid fan of using various lens and glass contraptions to discover new forms of capturing light in various contexts. There is little information about Vermeer’s personal life. He seems to have devoted his time to his work and never left his hometown of Delft

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    "Chasing Cars" is the second single from Snow Patrol’s fourth album‚ Eyes Open. It was recorded in 2005 and released on 6 June 2006 in the US and 24 July 2006 in the UK as the album’s second single.[1] The song gained significant popularity in the US after being featured in the second season finale of the popular medical drama Grey’s Anatomy.[2] It became notable as one of the songs that revealed the impact of legal downloads on single sales in the UK. The song is Snow Patrol’s biggest-selling

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    alternative point of view is the "sexual script" theory which states that sexuality is socially learned (Seidman 2003). In the film Chasing Amy‚ many features of the "sexual natural attitude" are both evident as well as challenged. The film also shows many of the characters to have "sexual scripts" which seem to be based on age‚ race‚ and class. The film Chasing Amy is based on a middle class‚ white male (Holden McNeil) who falls in love with a lesbian named Alyssa Jones. Holden is portrayed

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    In approximately 1669-1670‚ during the Dutch Golden Age‚ Johannes Vermeer completed his painting The Lacemaker in the baroque style. The artist Johannes Vermeer creates a sense of calm and solidarity in his work‚ The Lacemaker‚ by portraying the figure in a dreamy fashion‚ using dull colors‚ and by making the figure seem intent on her work and distant. The woman making lace in the work is portrayed in a dream like fashion. This is created by the slightly fuzzy edges of the shapes in the work. However

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    Johannes Vermeer: The Procuress and Woman Holding a Balance Johannes Vermeer was born in 1632 in the Dutch city of Delft where he lived his whole life. His early childhood has not been documented; however‚ he was the son of a silk worker. It is suspected that at an early age‚ Vermeer took apprenticeship under a man named LeonartBramer‚ a local artist. Vermeer created his first painting in 1656called‚ The Procuress‚Oil on Canvas‚which appears hanging on the wall in some of his later paintings(Wheelock)

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    In the beginning of Blue Balliet’s Chasing Vermeer‚ Petra Andalee is a weird pear-shaped oddball‚ and Calder Pillay is also a peculiar person. Calder and Petra were both in Ms. Isabel Hussey’s homeroom 6th grade class. Ms. Hussey was a young‚ very joyful teacher who loved to study art. When the story first began‚ a mysterious thief had stolen the famous‚ and in my opinion beautiful painting “A Lady Writing.” Before the theft‚ Calder and Petra had many encounters and mysterious coincidences with

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    15.09.2014 Analysis 2‚ Baroque‚ Johannes Vermeer‚ The Astronomer‚ Musée du Louvre‚ Paris‚ c. 1668 Ordinary life of a Dutch scientist The Astronomer is a famous artwork made by Johannes Vermeer in 1668. It is painted on canvas with size of 40x50 cm and situated now in Louvre‚ Paris. It was made together with The Geographer‚ another work with a scientist as a main protagonist. These two works are special for the master’s oeuvre because usually Vermeer tended to make women’s portraits. On the

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    In the article "Vermeer‚ Fame‚ and Female Beauty: The Art of Painting‚" Eric Jan Sluijter claims the predominant interpretation of the work puts "many scholars on the wrong track‚" (Sluijter‚ 265). Instead‚ he proposes Vermeer was focused on fame‚ rather than history. Sluijter supports this argument by providing historical context and comparisons. Art of Painting was painted by Johannes Vermeer from 1666-1667 in Delft‚ Netherlands. This work follows the Dutch tradition of close observation of the

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    Vermeer

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    Harvard Business School 9-397-078 Rev. July 2‚ 1997 DO Vermeer Technologies (A): A Company is Born Charles Ferguson was exhilarated as he hung up the telephone after talking with Andy Marcuvitz‚ co-leader of the venture capital (VC) consortium that was considering financing Vermeer Technologies‚ Ferguson’s startup for developing software for the Internet. It was the first week of January 1995. Marcuvitz had called Ferguson to tell him that the group was prepared to make an initial infusion of

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    Vermeer and the Nazi Leadership In World War II‚ the Nazis had overtaken most of Europe. They plundered all the best of Europe’s resources‚ particularly each nation’s great art treasures. As Germany’s leaders‚ Adolf Hitler and Hermann Goering had unusual interest in collecting these masterpieces. Among all the art available to them some art held a special appeal. The art of Johannes Vermeer was a coveted prize to both of them. Adolf Hitler and Hermann Goering were powerful‚ ruthless people that

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