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    Crystal Boylston October 15‚ 2014 Historical Compare and Contrast Diego Velazquez and Peter Paul Rubens are two well-known painters who is famous for many of their artwork. Diego Velazquez has magnificent artwork; one of his masterpieces is Las Meninas “The Maid of Honor”. Peter Paul Rubens is also famous for numerous painting and his creative talent. “The Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus‚” is one of his prized possessions. Diego Velazquez’s “Las Meninas” painting shows the viewer that there

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    COMPARE AND CONTRAST CANNIBAL SPELL FOR KING UNIS AND GREAT HYMN TO ATEN Early civilizations each chose their own way to interpret their world and convey the morals and expectations they valued. Though the differences between them are many and vast‚ there are several common themes found as the oldest societies this world knows began to define their existence and purpose in the universe. No matter where they found themselves‚ they possessed a universal question and curiosity of their origins.

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    John Milton is one of the greatest stars in the sky of English literature. He is mostly known because of his well-known masterpiece “Paradise Lost”. Though some critics state that Shakespeare was more powerful than him‚ but making comparison between a playwright whom by the use of his powerful pen became famous and rich‚ with a literary man who wrote the greatest English epic‚ is not true and justifiable. My purpose of writing this research paper is to criticize his world-famous elegy – Lycidas

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    Circus Maximus. It was able to seat 250‚000 spectators. Both women and poor people were allowed to attend the chariot races and unlike the gladiatorial shows‚ sit wherever they wanted. A day out at the Coliseum was obviously a very sociable place to be. Ovid‚ a very famous Roman poet of the time advised men who were interested in meeting women to go to the Circus Maximus. In ‘The Art of Love’‚ he wrote of his experience with a woman at the racecourse‚ using himself as an example to other men. Within the

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    playwrights in general with the pathetic production. He also may be doing the same for actors‚ who were not thought very highly of during that time. I‚ however‚ think there is another possibility; might Shakespeare be giving credit‚ or a ‘shout out’ to Ovid‚ who played such a large part in his

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    completely of steel; that was cut‚ shaped and attached with rivets and screws. The sculpture was created in 1981‚ in London‚ UK. It still remains in London‚ located at the Tate Gallery. If the Shoe fits was inspired by Rainer Maria Rilke’s ‘Sonnets to Orpheus’. Stated in a summary by the Tate Gallery‚ “Richard Deacon was interested in the way‚ in which Rilke used ordinary language to create profoundly metaphorical poetry.” This gave Deacon the inspiration to use “metaphorical poetry” in his art work.

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    connected to William Shakespeare through his story of Romeo and Juliet. The stories are very similar as the both are based on two lovers who are forbade to marry each other. In both stories the lovers were able to come together through death. 3. Orpheus was a very talented musician who used his music to win people over. His talent played a roll in his death because he was killed by maenads who were not able to hear his music. 4. Pelias sends Jason on a journey to retrieve the Golden Fleece. By retrieving

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    Slowly combatting the state’s overwhelming power‚ individuals during the ancient and classical eras display evolving levels of acceptance regarding being ruled. Nonetheless‚ early rulers rely heavily on the use of religion and punishment to ensure order within their jurisdiction. Leaders observe closely the desires of their citizens despite their elevated status‚ especially as individuals begin testing the limitations of their rulers. Mesopotamia‚ the first civilization to enact state wide legislation

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    Methodology website this movie was‚ adapted from a Greek legend call Orpheus and Eurydice in the underworld. The legend was that; in short‚ is about Orpheus a musician (can be refer to Christian since he is an artistic writer) goes into the underworld (Moulin Rouge‚ which Zidler refers to as the ‘underworld’) to rescue his one true love‚ Eurydice (referring to Satine‚ because she is trapped in Moulin Rouge)‚ but in the end Orpheus who was in doubt fail to save Eurydice and Eurydice dies. This scenario

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    Ovid’s Account of Narcissus is part of the third book of Metamorphoses. The poem had such an impact that artist Salvador Dali made a painting called “The Metamorphoses of Narcissus.” Salvador Dali was a surrealist artist whose mission was to channel the unconscious as a means to unlock the power of the imagination. Dali’s painting uses many methods to connect his art with the story. Using formal elements like contrasting colors and balancing the left and right sides‚ Dali’s painting echoes images

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