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    glorifying the body. The painting also shows nature aspect such as the movement of wind on the clothing of the figures. This painting is an example of the Early Renaissance art. Secondly‚ The High Renaissance artist began to focus more on humanism.. Donato di Donatella’s statue of David was the first nude statue of David‚ and was made of bronze. The expression of nudity also meant the expression of individuality. The use of nudity was a secular idea‚ but the idea of David was religious. In later years

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    Occupational Health and Safety Act | | | | | | Act changes health‚ safety responsibility Donato‚ Katherine. Northern Ontario Business18. 11 (Oct 01‚ 1998): 18. Employers will have to put their best efforts into getting injured workers back to work and off compensation as soon as possible because of a new law on the books. Bill 99‚ the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act is "putting responsibility into the hands of those who can effect change‚" namely the workplace parties

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    Donatello is known as one of the most well-known sculptors during the Italian Renaissance. Some art critics say he is the greatest sculptor that lived before Michelangelo. However‚ before Donatello became notable for his many works‚ he was born Donato di Niccolo di Betto Bardi around the year of 1386 in Florence‚ Italy. It is believed that Donatello received his artistic training from a Florentine goldsmith. In 1403‚ he became an apprentice under artist Lorenzo Ghiberti‚ and even assisted him in

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    HUM2232 Chapter 15 Study Questions Wallman/2013 The Roman Renaissance 1. Describe Rome in 1402. How did Rome begin to change once the papacy returned to Rome? Why did the papacy rebuild the city? What affect did the papal palaces have on pilgrims according to Paolo Cortesi? When Brunelleschi arrive in Rome in 1402‚ shortly after the competition for the Baptistery door in Florence‚ the city must have seemed a pitiful place. Its population had shrunk from around 1 million in 100 CE to under

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    Alberti And De Re Aedificatoria Architects‚ as a conceiver of city‚ the concept of public space and buildings‚ act as several statuses. Their social status may high‚ but more often relatively low status. During the Middle Ages‚ painting‚ sculpture and architecture are subject to the limitations of three kinds of hand-crafts the visual arts. During the Renaissance in Italy‚ because control of the drawing (not construction)‚ the architect obtained a new identity with higher social status. This is

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    (because they were churches and cathedrals)‚ but most of all symmetry. Michelangelo had taken over a project that had been meant to be constructed for decades‚ designing Saint Peter’s Basilica. He added some of his own ideas‚ “preserved much of what Bramante had planned but improved upon the design” buttresses with double columns and ribs. Michelangelo had made a clean polished building that was adored by all. He also made the Basilica dome so it could be seen through every vantage point. Lastly‚ in

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    CUP OF LAVA Camille Sager Darielle Donato Eric Valerio I. Introduction Salt‚ also known as common salt‚ table salt‚ rock salt‚ or halite‚ is an ionic compound with the formula NaCl (sodium+chloride). Sodium chloride is the salt most responsible for the salinity of the ocean and of the extracellular fluid of many multicellular organisms. As the major ingredient in edible salt‚ it is commonly used as a condiment and food preservative. Because of its importance to survival‚ salt has often

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    Leonardo Da Vinci was born on April 15‚ 1452 in a small village near the city of Vinci. He belonged to Ser Piero da Vinci who worked a notary and Caterina da Vinci believed to been a slave back in the country-side. He appreciated art and was very interested in science and nature‚ which helped him to become a great sculptor‚ painter‚ inventor and draftsman later on in his life. As a child‚ he demonstrated excellent artistic skills. He was demanded by many and eventually worked as an apprentice to

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    Donatello’s lifespan was from 1386 to 1466(web). His Christian name is Donato di Niccolo di Betto Bardi but was given the nickname Donatello by his friends and family. His nickname Donatello means “little Donato”. Not much was known about his early childhood or education. What was known was that he attained his early education from a wealthy family from Florence‚ the Martelli’s. While he

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    Egyptian Architecture It is as difficult to condense in one short chapter the sequence of architectural history in Egypt as it is impossible to over-estimate the interest that it offers to artists and historians. For there is not one period in History that is not richly represented here by characteristic and wonderful monuments. --In order to refrain from becoming absorbed by one or other of those periods‚ we will arrange the monuments under six chronological headings: The Pharaonic Times. 

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