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    Ghent Altarpiece The Ghent Altarpiece is considered by scholars to be one of the most ambitious and complex paintings of the 15th century. Its detailed panels convey its sacred matter with such realism that art historians mark it as the start of the Northern Renaissance. The altarpiece‚ also known as the “Adoration of the Lamb”‚ was begun in 1425. The exterior frame of the altarpiece indicates it was started by painter Hubert van Eyck who died before he could finish‚ and then completed by his brother

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    Ghent Altarpiece‚ The Ghent Altarpiece was both the foundation of a distinguished tradition of art and a challenge to Artists. The astonishing Ghent Altarpiece has different section that reveal a unique story that intrigue the mind of the viewers whether religious or not. Every other art tells a story and are display in the museums or important building such as churches‚ which means that there isn’t anything wrong with religious object being displayed. The display of religious art must be displayed

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    Afterwards Stokes is Briefing Harry Truman on the recovery of the items found Truman ask if his efforts and the two lost lives were justified in It and stokes replies yes. One of the more notable pieces that were discovered was Jan Van Eyck’s “Ghent Altarpiece 1432.” The artwork is a panel painting. It consists of 12 panels of hinged shutters. The content of the painting is of the virgin mary the almighty and John The Baptist and a mystic lamb. The painting is symbolic of the Lamb of God. The Madonna

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    Northern Renaissance The Ghent Altarpiece‚ also called The Lamb of God‚ was created by Hubert van Eyck and Jan van Eyck finish it after the death of Hubert. This is an example of a polyptych‚ or a hinged‚ multi-panelled painting. It was completed in 1432. The measurements are 11’6” by 15’1”‚ so it’s a fairly large piece of art. The altarpiece is consists of twenty-four panels‚ different sizes and shapes‚ all arranged in 2 rows. The panels show the Redemption of Man (somewhat a popular theme during

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    to destroy all of the documents and artwork stolen. With time being acute‚ the Monuments Men risked their lives to find and protect iconic artwork. They ended up finding multiple building and mines full of irreplaceable works of art‚ including Ghent Altarpiece‚ however‚ The Last Supper was not stolen it was protected. There are

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    The Ghent Altarpiece ‚created by Hubert and Jan van Eyck‚ consists of many sections/shutters that have oil paintings on in the interior and the exterior. When the shutters are closed‚ the images on the outside use muted colors and have shading behind the characters creates an illusion that the shutters are actually a doorway you can step inside. The characters within the painting are cast a shadow that make them seem realistic. The interior of the shutters are more vibrant with saturated colors.

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    making of the Star Spangled Banner. Than the British came to the Mississippi Valley Andrew Jackson confronted them‚ and defeated the British. Britain responded with a naval blockade‚ because the US Navy was doing exceptionally well. -- Treaty of Ghent‚ 1814 Essentially an armistice – both sides simply agreed to stop fighting and to restore conquered territory. Treaty unanimously approved by U.S. Senate. New slogan: “Not One Inch of Territory Ceded or Lost”. Battle of New Orleans went on anyway

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    #1. A. Merode Altarpiece‚ Workshop of Robert Campin. The dimensions measure approximately twenty-five and three-eighths inches‚ by forty-six and three-eighths inches overall. The central panel measures; twenty-five and one-fourth inches‚ and each wing measures twenty-five and three-eight inches by ten and three-fourths inches. It was made in Tournai‚ South Netherlands‚ but its current location is at The New York Metropolitan Museum of Art. The medium used in the painting is oil on oak. B

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    The painting selected for this Art Appreciation exercise is entitled “Merode Altarpiece”‚ painted by Robert Campin in 1428. This artwork is differentiated in three-piece‚ which is left‚ middle and right piece. Let look at the left piece first. In the left piece‚ we can directly see 3 human figure in this piece‚ but one figure is smaller than another two. The first figure is a donor‚ which is wearing a black cloth‚ belt and holding a hat. He is kneeling in prayer and his face is showing us

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    The Treaty of Ghent For my assignment on the Treaty of Ghent I decided to choose excerpt four over excerpt three. I chose excerpt four for many reasons but for one main reason that it isn’t just focused on Americas victory and defeating the British but its more focused on why Britain was letting America slide because Britain was more involved in fighting Napoleonic France. I think this is very important because America did not really win the war Britain just ran out of steam and have had

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