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    proportion‚ and pattern and rhythm. With all these formal elements at hand‚ an artist can use them to their advantage to evoke certain responses in viewers. For example‚ if one were to describe Jacques-Louis David’s neoclassical painting Oath of the Horatii‚ using formalism one would to be able to say that David uses the linearity of the Roman arches in the background to separate the foreground into three individual areas and create visual stability. One would also be able to point out the strong use

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    The Death of Socrates is completed in 1787‚ oil on canvas painting by Jacques-Louis David‚ a French painter in the Neoclassicism period who’s born in Angst 30‚ 1748 and died on December 29‚ 1825. The painting’s dimension is 129.5cm x 196.2 cm‚ and it is located in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Jacques-Louis David was born into a wealthy family in Paris. When he was 16 years old‚ he admitted to the Royal Academy of Painting Sculpture learning. After several failures in competitions and finding

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    French artist Jacques-Louis David’s The Oath of the Horatii (1784-85) is an oil on canvas painting in the Neo-Classical style. With the oath sworn on three swords by the three sons of Horatius‚ triplet brothers sworn to defend Rome against the city-state of Alba Longa in a duel against the Curiatii‚ as its focal point‚ David’s painting uses myth and legend from the ancient world in combination with his visual style to make an argument for the Republic before the French Revolution. The Horatii risk

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    Jacques Marquette

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    Jacques Marquette Jacques Marquette was a fifteenth century Jesuit explorer whose most revered goals were to find the Mississippi River in the New World and convert Indians along the way. As a young boy in France‚ he had already started his Jesuit training in Jesuit University in Reims. Marquette’s childhood wish was to become a missionary and spread Christianity. In 1666‚ Marquette’s wish was granted by King Louis XIV‚ who was eager to expand French territory to the New World. At the same

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    Jacques Torres

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    7/6/2012 Jacques Torres Jacques Torres was born in 1960 in Algiers and grew up in Bandol‚ France‚ a small town in the southern region of Provence. He chose his career in the industry of baking at the age of 15 and immediately fell in love with it. During vacation Jacques started an apprenticeship at La Frangipane‚ a small pastry shop in his hometown. After spending two years in the pastry shop he completed his apprenticeship requirements and graduated first in his class. In 1980 Jacques approached

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    Jacques Cousteau

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    scuba diving wasn’t recreational‚ it was expensive and one usually had to be in the military to get an opportunity to explore the ocean and you were still limited to a certain distance since you were attached to a hose. This all changed thanks to Jacques Cousteau who changed ocean exploration for the best. Cousteau is known as an explorer‚ environmentalist‚ marine biologist‚ and filmmaker. His achievements range from the invention of the first twin hose demand regulator or Aqua Lung to creating underwater

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    Jean Jacque Dessaline

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    EARLY LIFE OF JEAN JACQUES DESSALINES The first was the father of Maréchal de Camp Monsieur Raymond Dessalines‚ created 1st Baron de Louis Dessalines on 8 April 1811‚ aide-de-camp to King Henry I‚ Privy Councilor‚ Secretary-General of the Ministry of War between 1811 and 1820 and Member of the Royal Chamber of Public Instruction between 1818 and 1820‚ who received the degree of Knight of the Order of St. The second was the father of Maréchal de Camp Monsieur Dessalines‚ created 1st Baron de Joseph

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    Jacques Cousteau-A Life

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    Jacques Cousteau From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Jacques-Yves Cousteau AC Jacques-Yves Cousteau in 1976 Born 11 June 1910 Saint-André-de-Cubzac Gironde‚ France Died 25 June 1997 (aged 87) Paris‚ France Nationality French Occupation Oceanographer Spouse(s) Simone Melchior Cousteau (1937-1990) Francine Triplet Cousteau (1991-1997) Children 4‚ including Jean-Michel andPhilippe Cousteau Jacques-Yves Cousteau AC (French: [ʒak iv kusto]; commonly known in English as Jacques

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    Jacques Ellul Surveillance

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    Should all members of society be supervised in the fight against crime. This essay will examine a statement made by Jacques Ellul which is “To be sure of apprehending criminals‚ it is necessary that everyone be supervised”. The statement will be looked at in the context of the perceived surveillance society that we can arguably be said to exist in‚ where surveillance is seen as both a good and bad thing simultaneously. The actual meaning of surveillance will be defined. The issues that arise

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    Jean-Jacques Rosseau

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    Jean-Jacques Rousseau‚ was a composer‚ writer and philosopher best known for his book “The social contract” who is most quoted for its starting lines “Man is born free‚ and everywhere he is in chains”. The dictionary meaning for born free is simply that of not being born into slavery‚ but in this day and age it is something arguable. We are all confined by society in many different ways‚ be it by the gender roles enforced upon us on a daily basis‚ the racist prejudice opinions and judgments of other

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