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    Henry Moore was an English sculptor and artist who was known for his abstract bronze sculptures. Moore was born on July 1819 in Castleford‚ Yorkshire. He attended infant and elementary schools in Castleford‚ where he began modeling in clay and carving wood. He decided to become a sculptor after hearing Michelangelo’s achievements. Moore was granted a scholarship to Castleford Secondary School after a teacher had noticed his interest and talent in medieval sculpture. He determined to make art his

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    home can feel disconnected at times as well. For Mr. Pirzada‚ America is a great big mystery to him. Many of the cultural practices described throughout the story are understandably foreign to him‚ such as saying “thank you” for everything and carving pumpkins on Halloween. He is a lonely man who is lost and confused in this new country. Rather than driving‚ he prefers to walk to Lilia’s house‚ and his straight posture and clothing are very strange to Lilia. As an Indian family residing in

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    Mcclean "Slice of Life"

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    actual application of carving the turkey‚ which I believe was the point of the writer. There was little intention in actually accomplishing the task‚ but more focus on making you laugh. On step 6 he states‚ you should “exericse the biceps and forearms by lifting barbells until they are strong” (Scarry 632). Further into the story he talks about turkeys falling in laps and watching the football game. It is pretty clear that those previous two actions are not synonymous with carving a turkey. To keep the

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    the past several decades‚ regional cultural museums were built using national and provincial government funding and some foreign aid. Preservation of art and craft traditions and objects‚ such as house architecture‚ batik and tie-dye weaving‚ wood carving‚ silver and gold working‚ statuary‚ puppets‚ and basketry‚ are under threat from the international arts and crafts market‚ local demands for cash‚ and changing indigenous values. A college for art teachers‚ founded in 1947‚ was incorporated

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    Romanesque‚ Gothic style‚ Renaissance style‚ Baroque and rococo style. A form of art all over Europe. People like to leave signs where people appeared‚ such as carving and huge standing stones. The oldest cave paintings are at the EI Castillo cave in Spain‚ more than 40‚800 years. And the earliest European sculpture to date paints a kind of female image about 35‚000 years ago. Ancient traditional was represented

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    Lindau Gospel Lower Cover

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    lindau cover. It also suggest the heavy influence of early Viking art. The author successfully depicts these relationships in her precise detailed drawings ‚ without it the detailed illustration could difficult to see these forms up close on a carving especially after all of the time that has passed. Another example the author uses to further explain the relationship between the design of the lindau cover is the Salzwedel and the Birka animal which were similar. In figures 3‚ 7‚8‚ 9‚and 10 depicts

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    The use of a sarcophagus for burial reflects the influence of Christianity and other eastern religions at this time. Burying a body whole shows belief in an afterlife for the human body. Another aspect of this sarcophagus is its immense size and carving of a couple lying together for the top piece which is reminiscent of Etruscan sarcophagi. What is different though is that the faces of the couple are left un-carved which was a practice done during the Roman Empire. Much like how today we shop around

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    people of Aotearoa and first arrived here in waka hourua from their ancestral homeland of Hawaiki over a thousand years ago. Maori culture is very rich and varied and contains very traditional and contemporary art. The have traditional arts such as carving‚ weaving‚ kapa haka‚ whaikorero and moko are performed around the country. Maori people had very strong oratory skills‚ as there was no written language used. Performers following their tipuna try to replicate their techniques from hundreds of years

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    Art‚ Sculptures‚ Painted Vases‚ Bone and Ivory carving. Ancient History Topic – Sparta to the Battle of Leuctra Part A – Source Analysis Name of source – Pyrichios Date - After the 6th century Description – A carving of 4 men on a stone‚ appear to be that the men are dancing or stretching whilst being nude on the event of which the stone has carved to show its love of art. What Evidence does this source provide about the past? – This art work shows the culture of Ancient Sparta that entertainment

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    the republic to the empire period their art improves in portraying realistic people and celebrating individualism. During the Republic period of the Roman Empire the Roman ’s incorporated very realistic sculptures of people such as the carving of the Roman Patrician where you can see very detailed sculpting of the three men and each have individual features unlike the Greeks who would compress the best features into their sculptures. Romans would also carve in marble unlike the Greek

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