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    that can be interpreted in many different ways. In particular‚ the ancient love stories of Cupid and Psyche‚ Pyramus and Thisbe‚ Ceyx and Alcyone‚ Baucis and Philemon‚ and Procne and Philomela hold a much deeper meaning of love. Their stories prove that although a simple emotion‚ love is so strong that no obstacle‚ jealousy‚ or even death can destroy it; love will always find a way. In the story of Cupid

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    make sure I paid attention to art that the museum had to offer. What I was mainly looking for was some type of statue or art that alluded to what I had learned in mythology class. As I walked around I encountered at bronze statue of Eros sleeping. Cupid‚ Eros name‚ which most people call him‚ is a little boy and he is sleeping. I began to think about information about Eros that I already knew and what I wanted to find out. Eros is part of many myths not just one. These myths were made by the Greeks

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    As we would expect there are some differences‚ between these two sculptures. The fact that Augusta is male and Hatshepsut is female. Hatshepsut 1479-58 B.C.E is an enormous granite kneeling sculpture of female Pharaoh Hatshepsut. She assumes the authority of the king and creates a home of ecology around her kingship that described her as a divine birth‚ the way the oracle predicted that she would be come king. She ruled Egypt for more then two decades‚ she also commission a number of temples and

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    and emotional appeals. At first glance the ad shows a well dressed man and woman sitting on a park bench in what looks like a park or even a garden. The man on the bench seems to be sleeping while the woman who appears to be his date is kissing a cupid like man floating above the bench. Also in the picture‚ is an apple tree that shades the bench that the couple is sitting on. Coincidentally‚ the tree also happens to be growing shiny‚ neon green apples to represent the flavor of the beverage. The

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    a lot of pottery‚ sculpture and architecture art and are will known for its standing figures. Roman art seems to show beauty and nobility with an expression of life-like qualities. The first painting is by Lorenzo Lotto and is called Venus and Cupid and is oil on canvas painting and shows Venus sitting on a dark blue satin cloth with her weight resting on her arm. Her color is a pretty off white with a ribbon around her chest called diaphanous stophein which is worn by new brides. There is a

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    of Cupid who was believed to be a boy with wings who has the ability to make people fall in love by shooting arrows at them. The artist has chosen to depict the figure with a blindfold‚ which could reference Cupid’s blindness‚ who is about the release his arrow while standing on top if a dolphin. He is also wielding an arrow‚ which is the weapon most associated with Cupid. The figure is often depicted standing close to or on top of a dolphin because it was believed that a dolphin saved Cupid from

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    in the story is “love is blind”. The fact that you cannot choose who you love is clearly shown by Helena’s unreciprocated love for Demetrius. In her soliloquy Helena explains‚ “Love looks not with the eyes but with the mind/And therefore is winged Cupid painted blind” (1.1.234-235). Love isn’t something you can decide. Lust is driven by attraction with the eyes and love is having a deeper emotional connection with someone. Love is irrational‚ it causes you to make choices you may not have otherwise

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    respect yourselves through morals. Stories always have comparison and contrast of each of them. Perhaps‚ let’s take a look between “Orpheus and Eurydice” and “Cupid and Psyche”. They both have morals‚ but it is ever going to last until now? Besides similarities there are always differences of one another. “Orpheus and Eurydice” and “Cupid and Psyche”; both of these stories have characteristics that remind people about love. Throughout ancient and present times‚ from these two stories there would

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    of "The Magic Barrel" Bernard Malamud slowly builds the image of an angel as applied to Pinye Salzman. He uses various references throughout the story to convey this image. The job of a marriage broker is very comparable to what cupid used to do in Greek mythology. Cupid was an Angel. Leo felt that Pinye was watching him during his meeting with Lily H. Angel ’s watch over their charges from afar. Leo blamed Pinye for making it snow. Angels could have control over the environment. Pinye seemed to

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    and contrast essay How far will you go for the person that you love? This is the question that most mates want to know before they go further with their partner. Different people have different answers and reasons for this question. Even between cupid and psyche & Orpheus and Eurydice. These two Greek stories have the same topic‚ which is “how far will you go for the person that you love”. These love stories are different in terms of theme until the story itself. These two stories are actually

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