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    he told Giovanni that if he gave Beatrice this antidote it would cure her but instead it killed her. Beatrice is the only innocent one in the story because it is not her fault that she cannot interact with other people and she had to think fast when trying to stop Giovanni from touching the plant and had no idea that she was poisonous. Also‚ Rappachini knew that Giovanni was going to be poisoned eventually like Beatrice and instead of trying to help him he kept his distance and let Giovanni become

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    All relatives and friends are gathered at the grandmother’s house‚ and the narrator is helping her aunts serving coffee and appetizers. The narrator’s cousin David‚ who is the ‘Rebel’ in the family‚ comes and takes her out. They drive away on his Ducati and goes to a bar for drinks. They eventually end up watching the sunset and eating chili. They talk about David should have visited their grandmother more often‚ after watching the sunset and talking‚ David drops the narrator of at the funeral feast

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    Italian High Renaissance artists achieved ideal of harmony and balance comparable with the works of ancient Greece or Rome. Renaissance Classicism was a form of art that removed the extraneous detail and showed the world as it was. Forms‚ colors and proportions‚ light and shade effects‚ spatial harmony‚ composition‚ perspective‚ anatomy - all are handled with total control and a level of accomplishment for which there are no real precedents. Leonardo da Vinci was a Florentine artist‚ one of the

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    inspiration to portray a wonderful environment. Theodore Gericault’s; “Evening: with an Aqueduct”‚ landscapes capturing the vastness of the great out door; Childe Hassam’s; “Surf‚ Isles and Shoals”‚ portrays strong wind blowing from the crashing tide‚ and Giovanni di Paolo’s; “The Creation of the World and the Expulsion from Paradise”; portray God as bathing in the glowing celestial light while an angel shows Adam and Eve out of the beautiful garden after they sin‚ are examples of great paintings that shows

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    Religion in the first and the last day story of the Decameron\ Giovanni Bocaccio‚ an Italian author of the fourteenth century‚ is most noted for writing the Decameron‚ a series of 100 stories that are structured in a frame narrative. Each of these one hundred novellas presents a particular theme ranging from love‚ death‚ fortune‚ wit‚ sex and of course‚ religion. The action is taking place in Florence during the Black Death that struck the city in 1348. These were the times when religion

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    Medici Family Outline

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    very rich‚ the Medici included several notable members: Lorenzo de Medici‚ Giovanni de Medici‚ Cosimo de Medici. And also some important women. The Medici Family I. History of the family A. Becoming established 1. 1. Giovanni de Medici took a job working in a bank‚ eventually taking over the bank where it later became known as the Medici Bank. a. a. Giovanni banned loans to princes and kings b. b. Banking became the family’s main

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    tell stories through music. The three operas that will be discussed are: “Don Giovanni” by Mozart‚ “La Boheme” by Puccini‚ and “Wozzeck” by Berg. All of them represent a different era in classical music‚ and have similarities and differences. The music will be analyzed both instrumentally and vocally‚ to show how each is able to communicate to the audience‚ and tell a story. The first piece to be examined is “Don Giovanni”‚ which was written by Mozart during the Classical era of classical music.

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    Older works in the canon can be interpreted in such a way which also avoids this tradition. Mozart’s Don Giovanni is traditionally interpreted as a conquistador; one who forces women into intimacy. This is an example of female victimization and portrays the women as powerless. Some recent productions of Don Giovanni have been adjusted to correct this sexism and give power back to the women. Ruth Berghaus’s 1984 Welsh production gives power to the women in the

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    his long life was prodigious; when the sheer volume of correspondence‚ sketches‚ and reminiscences that survive is also taken into account‚ he is the best-documented artist of the 16th century. Gian Lorenzo Bernini (also spelled Gianlorenzo or Giovanni Lorenzo) (Naples‚ 7 December 1598 – Rome‚ 28 November 1680) was an Italian artist and a prominent architect who worked principally in Rome. He was the leading sculptor of his age‚ credited with creating the Baroque style of sculpture.[2] In addition

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    “Reading” Art: Practicing Iconography ART 101 “Reading” Art: Practicing Iconography The two works of art that I chose are: Prayer for Rain (1938) by James E. Allen and Battle between Hercules and Centaurs (1526-27) by Giovanni Jacopo Caraglio. In our text iconography is the practice of understanding symbolism in art and is one aspect of visual literacy. When one can understand visual literacy and the roles of the artist‚ then this will deepen their appreciation of art. Artists usually

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