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    “Clothes mean nothing until someone lives in them”‚ declared top designer Marc Jacobs. Although others may have differing opinions; there is definite significance to clothing in history. Although clothing began as simply a way to combat the environment‚ purely functional‚ it quickly evolved to represent the values of people and became a method of self-expression. Clothing started Europe has consistently been a center for innovations in culture and fashion. With every major event that occurred‚ there

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    Defining the Humanities Paper University of Phoenix Introduction to Humanities - The Ancient World to Medieval Times HUM/100 Isabelle Rucks November 15‚ 2010 Defining the Humanities Paper Introduction The purpose of this paper is to define the humanities and explain how the humanities differ from other forms of human expression and inquiry. The author of the paper will describe a cultural event that she has experienced or encountered and explain how this cultural event expressed

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    Unit 7 Section 3 Writing Assignment: Analysis of The Adoration of the Shepherds Sample Answer Student needs to have written an essay close to 750 words. Needs to be an analysis of van der Goes’ complementary use of symbolism‚ emotionalism‚ and realism in The Adoration of the Shepherds. While including evidence from the text‚ they should also provide original analysis and some additional art historical research. All assignments must include a Works Cited (10 point deduction) Grading Rubric

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    visits to Russia. The way he values the sightseeing deserves attention. He took the air in the Hermitage in Leningrad and the magnificent summer palace of Peter the Great overlooking the Gulf of Finland‚ its fountains sparkling in the autumn sun‚ its rococo buildings gleaming with white and gold. As the say goes butter never spoils the porridge‚ so Mr. Healey found the Kremlin not as a grimly functional building where the Party housed. To his great surprise he found the heart of old Russia as the

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    arts that ranged in the forms of sculptures to paintings in different eras and areas of the. One of the most visually stunning artworks I’ve witnessed is The Shepherd Faustulus Bringing Romulus and Remus to His Wife by Nicholas Mignard located in the Rococo section of the European Art floor. A simple oil painting made in 1654 on an unknown canvas medium‚ it is encased in a golden frame with intricate carvings that seems to resemble plant patterns. The overall artwork’s visual is mainly comprised of

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    in different styles the messages remain the same. All three paintings depict the brutalities of war. Francisco de Goya‚ began is artistic career in 1760 when he was just 14 years old. He was trained by Jose Luzan‚ a lesser known painter‚ in the Rococo style of painting. Early in his career Goya worked as a court painter for King Charles III. It was during this time that Goya painted tapestry cartoons‚ "that revolutionalized the tapestry industry." (Goya‚ 2007). It was also during this time that

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    Analysis of Jacques-Louis David ’s Painting Entitled "The Death of Socrates" 1787 [Author Name] [Institute Name] Analysis of Jacques-Louis David ’s Painting Entitled "The Death of Socrates" 1787 Introduction Sociologists‚ political scientists‚ philosophers and many within the social sciences and humanities have the same problems that historians to connect with wider audiences. Biologists‚ physicists and chemists (perhaps with greater success) must also deal with the same difficulty. This

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    2. Art The definition of art is controversial in contemporary philosophy. The very idea of art has also been a matter of controversy. The philosophical usefulness of a definition of art has also been debated on. Contemporary definitions are of two main sorts. One distinctively modern‚ conventionalist‚ sort of definition focuses on art’s institutional features‚ emphasizing the way in which art changes over time‚ modern works that appear to break radically with all traditional art‚ and

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    movement the public ’s interest in the Renaissance and Classic Greek and Roman art began to come back to life. Along with the public ’s newly found interest in the renaissance and Greek and Roman art the public also began to oppose the previous styles of Rococo and Baroque (Sayre‚ 2010). Along with the public ’s changing art interests political changes are also thought to have had a hand in the start of the Neoclassic movement. At the time the United States was becoming independent and creating its own

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    From Time Welcome to Cyberspace: What is it? Where is it? And How Do We Get There? By Philip Elmer-DeWitt It started‚ as the big ideas in technology often do‚ with a science-fiction writer. William Gibson‚ a young expatriate American living in Canada‚ was wandering past the video arcades on Vancouver’s Granville Street in the early 1980’s when something about the way the players were hunched over their glowing screens struck him as odd. “I could see in the physical intensity of their

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