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    ne of its  nuclei.  Answer:    D  Diff: 1     Page Ref: 444; Fig. 12.11   2)  Putamen.  Answer:    C  Diff: 1     Page Ref: 443; Fig. 12.11   3)  Anterior horn of lateral ventricle.  Answer:    A  Diff: 1     Page Ref: 434; Fig. 12.11   4)  Inferior horn of lateral ventricle.  Answer:    E  Diff: 1     Page Ref: 434; Fig. 12.11   5)  Part of the basal nuclei.  Answer:    B  Diff: 1     Page Ref: 443; Fig. 12.11   6)  Thalamus.  Answer:    D  Diff: 1     Page Ref: 443; Fig

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    between Van GoghsStarry Night ’ and Salvador Dali ’s ’Persistence of time ’. While Goghs theme formed the basis of expressionism in twentieth century‚ Dali initially became a leader of the Surrealist movement and later on developed interests in psychology and science‚ both movements influencing their beliefs and formal approaches in distinctive ways. Vincent Van Gogh‚ the post-Impressionist artist‚ is the most legendary and well-renowned of all modern Dutch artists. He started painting in his

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    Literature and art have the ability to be diversely interpreted by people. Famously known painter Vincent van Gogh produced a masterpiece in June 1889 called The Starry Night. This oil on canvas painting gave van Gogh recognition after his death. The art inspired people all around the world. A poet‚ Anne Sexton developed a poem that was influenced by The Starry Night with extra interpretation and meaning of her own behind it. Although these aspects may differ‚ there are a variety of similarities

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    My school‚ P.S. 77‚ shares the same building as P.S. 198. There have been many incidents when the students from P.S. 198 bullied those from P.S. 77. Because of this‚ our teachers instructed us to go to the bathroom with a friend. One day‚ my friend Justin and I went to the bathroom. When we arrived‚ we encountered some older boys from P.S. 198‚ who were using very bad curse words and vandalizing the bathroom. This was very upsetting to me. I knew the words they were using were not allowed at school

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    simulated textures goes back to classical antiquity in the paintings of the Hellenistic Period. • The term Hellenistic refers to the spread of Greek culture beyond Greece— especially to the East—as a result of Alexander’s conquests • Battle of Issus 333BCmosaic-detail Battle of Issus‚ from the House of the Faun‚

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    Van Gogh Born: 30 March 1853 in Zundert‚ Netherlands Died: 29 July 1890‚ aged 37 Nationality: Dutch Van Gogh worked as missionary in Belgium (mining region) where he began to sketch people and study art but started drawing from early age which he then decided he wanted to become an artist. He started painting in his late 20’s. Van Gogh completed over 1‚000 drawings in total and regarded drawing as a basic task enabling him to grow artistically and to study form and movement. Drawing was also

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    Starry Night Over the Rhone was painted along the banks of the Rhine River. What I first see when I look at this painting is the city lights reflecting off the water while a couple takes a walk on the nearby shore. The sky is filled with stars‚ including the Great Bear‚ commonly known as the Big Dipper. Van Gogh shifted the sky around in order to create an even more extraordinary display of stars. From his point of view the town of Arles lay to the south west; the Big Dipper he painted in the sky

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    Vincent van Gogh’s piece titled Starry Night Over the Rhone‚ piece of artwork was made during late September of 1888 in southern France. The painting of the Arles at nighttime was painted at the banks of the river which was only a few blocks away from the house on the Place Lamartine where Van Gogh was currently renting his yellow house in Arles.. Van Gogh had went through dark times this piece of art work was actually created at some of his happier moments in life. Before admitting his self into

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    Vincent Van Gogh's Life

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    Vincent van Gogh is one of the most important figures in art history. His works are recognized all across the world for their bright colors and his extraordinary style of painting. Vincent based his art off of his life which was filled with heartbreak‚ childhood troubles and mental disabilities. He lived a rough life of 37 years full of mental and physical health conditions. These conditions were not his only problem. He had many problems finding love‚ which he never did and he had problems growing

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    Art works can represent a visual language that can be read. The work may be THEMATIC as the artist explores a particular topic or direction. Through the use of media‚ signs‚ symbols‚ and text‚ the artist can make an intensely personal statement that is reflective of the "self within" but still open to the interpretation of the viewer. The language of Art is like the body language on a persons face‚ the story is shown and emotion conveyed through the textures‚ colours and composition. The artists

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