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    extravagant‚ while Neoclassicism was politically correct and serious. The Age of Enlightenment took place in the 18th century‚ where the faith in logic led to orderliness. In 1738‚ an archeology-mania had swept Europe‚ excavations of Pompeii and Herculaneum had taken place. There was suddenly a fascination with ancient Rome and their art. Many paintings illustrated tales from ancient history and mythology. Several revolutions broke out during this time period‚ including the French Revolution‚ South

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    on. Beginning in the 1760s‚ Neoclassicism arose‚ reached its height in the 1780s and ‘90s during the French Revolution and lasted until about the 1850s. Neoclassicism was impacted by the exploration and excavation of the buried Roman cities of Herculaneum and Pompeii; the excavations of which began in 1738 and 1748‚ respectively. It was because of these “new” discoveries that people wanted to revive the past and took interest in the classical forms and ideas that started the neoclassical era. It

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    The daily life in Rome was largely dependent on one’s social class. In ancient Roman society‚ the social classes included the Patricians‚ Equestrians‚ Curials‚ free or freed Romans‚ and slaves. The Patricians were the incredibly wealthy aristocratic families‚ however‚ they were not allowed to enter into commerce. Also‚ they were the families that made up the senatorial order. They lived on large agricultural estates. The Patricians were at the top of the social hierarchy in ancient Rome. Below the

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    Temple of Jupiter At the northern side of the Forum is the Temple of Jupiter. Built in 150 B.C it was Pompeii’s main temple. A Capitolium in structure and in pure Italic style‚ the temple was constructed on a high base‚ with a double flight of stairs at its front. Inside the temple lay the "cella"‚ accessible only to the priests‚ and which contained three stands at its far end. Theses stands were occupied by statues of Juno‚ Jupiter‚ and Minerva. In 62 C.E.‚ the temple was seriously damaged in an

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    balance‚ unity‚ symmetry and dignity. The first major classic revival occurred during the Renaissance period in Italy. In the 18th century‚ the Neo-classical movement was established following the archaeological discovery of ancient ruins at Herculaneum and Pompeii. The style’s leading artists included Michelangelo‚ Raphael‚ Correggio‚ and Mantegna during the Renaissance and Mengs and Winckelman during the Neo-classical period. On the other hand‚ romanticism refers to a movement in European art

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    has obtained. The University of Virginia website shows that the tools that were used around 79 CE looked like they were all made of the same type of rock material. These tools were found when archaeologists investigated the area of Pompeii and Herculaneum after the devastating eruption that happened long ago. Under all the volcanic ash was said to contain these preserved surgical artifacts. With the comparison we have now‚ we can see how surgical equipment drastically changed over time from types

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    Why does Japan attract so Many Less Tourists than Italy? Contents Introduction Page 2 International Tourism Page 2 Key Aspects of Japan Page 3 Key Aspects of Italy Page 4 Typical Tourist Page 5 International

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    Short Paper. Both work are from the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art. The paper can also be used for Collage. Good‚ But needs to be a little more specific in some areas. Canova Even though both Canova and Rodin were from completely different stylistic periods‚ they both shared somewhat similar views and influences. "Canova and Rodin are probably the only two sculptors of the nineteenth century who escaped the strictures of an epoch that looked on human life as a succession of events whose banality

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    the most dramatic events in history. Pliny the elder was living with his sister and his nephew Pliny the younger. One day‚ his sister asks him to watch a natural phenomenon which is the eruption of Mount Vesuvius‚ which overwhelmed Pompeii and Herculaneum. He was preparing to cross the Bay of Naples to observe the phenomenon closely when he got a message from his friend Rectina asking for

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    While researching the Pompeian styles of wall painting‚ I discovered how incredible the Second Pompeian style truly is. There are four Pompeian styles of wall paintings‚ which have been divided based upon the fundamental differences in the way the artist treated the wall and created space. The first two styles began during the Republican period‚ and were derived from Greek wall paintings. The First Pompeian style in the second century B.C. was common in many homes. This style was a simple way of

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