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    with stress on maturity‚ turned to Hellenizing style Description: Portraits see him as ageless‚ as seen in statue References to previous art and historical events to strengthen his authority Next to right ankle‚ a cupid playfully riding a dolphin‚ Cupid‚ or Eros‚ the Son of Venus‚ symbolized descent from Goddess of love through his ancestor Aeneas Associating Augustus with divine figures‚ references project an image of earthly and divine power Pantheon 7.19. 7.20 Origin: Rome Size: Dome and drum

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    Post-Impressionism Cubism and Fauvism Art of Venice (two questions) Titan or Giorgione‚ 1510 -Oil on canvas -Brownish from being very old‚ we man in center -Musus=figures‚ idealize female nude‚ loose brushstrokes Titian‚ Venus of Urbino‚ 1538 -Oil on canvas -Similar to Sleeping Venus -Mark Twain said

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    The cuirass statue of Augustus from Prima Porta is one of the best examples of a record of the emperor’s great deeds. Augustus’ ancestry from Venus is suggested through the Cupid at his side and the presence of god Apollo along with Diana‚ Venus and Mars on his armour breastplate. Augustus was not known as a good soldier. Most of the decisive battles in his youth were won for him by his general Agrippa‚ later on - by his stepsons Tiberius and

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    determination uncommon in many other cultures. The greater good of Rome was always put before individual desires. This was not an idea forced onto the people of the time‚ it was something ingrained in Roman culture. At the fall of Troy Aeneas‚ the son of Venus‚ was instructed to go and found a new empire. His destiny could not be stopped by romance or even his own family. Aeneas was fated to not only found Rome‚ but bring values to the soon-to-be empire. As the city around him began to burn‚ Aeneas slept

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    Anglican Church Dante Alighieri Italian poet wrote "Divine Comedy" exiled from Florence for political reasons Giovanni Boccaccio wrote "The Decameron" in Italian vernacular supporter of Petrarch Sandro Botticelli Florentine painter "Birth of Venus‚" "Primavera" Filippo Brunelleschi Florentine architect designed duomo of Florence cathedral‚ chapel of Pazzi family Michelangelo sculptor by nature‚ painted but hated it; incredible realism introvert‚ hated but thrived on competition work includes

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    Roman Empire. Due to his posture‚ Augustus was portrayed to be an intimidating‚ international victorious warrior and bringer of peace in the empire. He is also said to be one of the descendants of the Greek Gods. This is evident as the child of VenusCupid‚ is riding on a dolphin beside him. Augustus is also dressed in military wear‚ lifting his baton as though commanding his troops. Augustus breastplates were also iconic propaganda as Gods were depicted on his breastplates. This is to show that

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    Antonio Canova

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    Antonio Canova was a neoclassical artist that lived during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. He produced timeless and unforgettable sculptures such as his Venus Victrix and Cupid and Psyche. He was also commissioned to design and sculpt the tombs of Pope Clement XIII and Pope Clement XIV. During his lifetime he became a much sought after artist in many parts of Europe. Antonio Canova was born on November 1‚ 1757 in Possagno‚ Italy. When he was only three years old‚ his father passed away and

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    Regardless of its form‚ whether it is a photograph or a painting‚ for some people female nude is often looked at in negative ways. Many people argue that female nude is degrading the power of women. It makes women look like they are nothing but an object of male desires. The characteristic of the women in the paintings‚ their large breast and bottoms‚ it all appears to be designed for male voyeur. Nudity is a uniform for “I’m ready now for sexual pleasures”[i] In my opinion‚ the nude in European

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    Influencing the Masters The Italian Renaissance was a period of rebirth after the feudal age‚ and many new everlasting ideas and concepts arose during this time. Humanism‚ a way of learning that focused on the critical study of Latin and Greek literature and the importance of the individual‚ was one of these concepts. Many famous works of art‚ such as Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man‚ Sandro Botticelli’s Primavera‚ and Michelangelo’s David exuded several key aspects of humanism.1 Humanism greatly

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    It certainly seems as though he is in control of some situations. One example in book two is when he has the choice to rally troops and try to fight until a valiant death in Troy‚ but instead he opts to flee the city‚ upon the urging of his mother Venus.(II 580-95). Another instance is when he begins to court the Carthaginian queen Dido. He first chooses to stay and linger in Carthage‚ and then decides later to pack up and leave to Italy‚ again upon the urging of the gods(IV 343-48). If we examine

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