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    Shakespeare creates a dramatic situation which portrays the theme of the book for further understanding of the dreamy play. “Love can transpose to form and dignity. Love looks not with the eyes but with the mind; And therefore is winged Cupid painted blind. Nor hath Love’s mind of any judgement taste . Wings‚ and no eyes‚ figure unheedy haste. And therefore is Love said to be a child Because in choice he is so oft beguiled. As waggish boys in game themselves forswear‚ So the boy Love is

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    middle of the image. In the painting‚ Fragonard use a composition to enhance the message of playful love‚ the two cupids cuddled‚ a stone lap dog‚ and dolphin‚ and a statue of little Cupid. He provided a visual focus in the splash of a sunlight as a subject matter‚ which the lady shows a playful touch as her slipper has flipped off her foot into the direction of a little statue of Cupid as she swing easily. He uses a fluid‚ loose brush-stroke for keeping the edges soft‚ alongside his main figures and

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    to Doryphoros of Polykleitos which you can conclude that the artist creating Augustus was very familiar with Greek art. Adams also discusses the other features on the statue such as the little boy at the bottom of Augustus’s right leg. This boy is Cupid‚ the son of Venus who is riding a dolphin and was put there as a reminder that Augustus traced his lineage to Aeneas‚ another son of Venus’ and was descended from the gods. Located on his chest is his armor. The armor‚ according to Adams‚ is Mother

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    The Swing The first artwork by Jean Honoré Fragonard I am going to discuss is The Swing. It considered being the most successful painting by Fragonard. Today‚ The Swing represented a symbol of Rococo art. It was a mixture of carefree attitude‚ eroticism and pastel swirls. It pastoral scenery creates an appealing demonstration of the youth’s beauty and illicit affairs. I picked The Swing because when I first saw the painting‚ the painting seems timeless and the woman on the swing stood out to

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    Romeo & Juliet Essay Fate‚ most people don’t even believe in it; in fact some don’t even know what it is. There are many definitions of Fate‚ but most seem to revolve around something like a force—in which no one can control—in life. But one of the few people—in that small percentage—that do believe in fate‚ so happens to include William Shakespeare himself‚ and he tries to proof Fate to be true through figurative language and incidents‚ in his book Romeo and Juliet. This story is about two families

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    Hermia is told by her father that by the law of Athens she must ‘wed Demetrius’. The law stated that if a father chose his daughter a husband‚ then she must marry him regardless of love. Daughters were expected to dote on their fathers because they legally belong to men and everything they owned belonged to the man they were owed by. Hermia is prepared to disobey the law to marry Lysander‚ who is seen by Egeus (Hermia’s father) as having stolen her heart by ‘feigning love’. Disobeying your father

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    Augustus In The Pantheon

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    Parthian returns the military standers after pre-battels‚ and that was the victory that this sculpture was made for. Surrounding this area are Sol and Caelus‚ the sun and sky gods with some Roman females that refer to the Pax Romana. That means the sun will shine all over the empire‚ brining with her the peace to the citizens; and of course‚ Augustus is the main reason. Beneath that there are the gods Apollo and Diana‚ the two main gods in the Roman Pantheon. Augustus as I mentioned is a supporter

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    There are light shades of blue and an off-white giving the cupid a dirty appearance. Clive Wilson and Robert Cumming were both lavish in their praise. Cézanne’s work‚ however‚ continues to polarise opinion. The ‘public laughed at his paintings’ (Rousseau‚ JR‚ 1953‚ p.2) and there was an outcry from sections of

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    There were many different art movements through out the centuries‚ some that were similar to one another while others were in contrast. Movements like the Baroque movement in the 17th century and Impressionism in the 19th century were significant in the history of art. Some of the well known artists of the Baroque were Caravaggio‚ Rubens‚ Rembrandt and Velazquez. From the Impressionist period were Monet‚ Renoir‚ Cezanne and Degas. Velazquez was a Spanish artist and was one of the most important

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    have a tragic death. Just two puppets in what they chose of their fate. It all starts with the orders of Cupid. The love romance between Aeneas and Dido only starts because Cupid strikes Dido with his arrow. If not for that‚ Dido would still be morning over the death of her ex-husband Sychaeus. After swearing that she would never marry again‚ it would have to take the magical powers of cupids love to persuade Dido to fall for another man. Juno also

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