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    Neoclassicism which lead to the movement of the Romantic period. These two genres had very distinct differences. were considered enemies of their time period. Neoclassicism was a widespread and influential movement‚ in reaction to the Rococo style‚ in painting and other visual arts. This movement looked to older Greek and Roman art for inspiration in creating harmony and idealized realism. This movement aimed to revive the European Age of the Enlightenment. Artists of this period where

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    dorothy draper

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    helped inspire a generation of home improvements in her book “Decorating is Fun!” established in 1939. Stylistically she would use bright and exuberant colors in large prints that would cover the whole wall. She liked to combine black and white tiles‚ rococo scrollwork‚ and baroque plasterwork. Dorothy Draper was the first to professionalize in Interior Design industry by establishing in 1923‚ the first Interior Design Company in the United States of America‚

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    Interior Design

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    Contrary to what some may think‚ interior design is an art form. Many people think that art is only displayed on tangible surfaces‚ such as paper or canvas. Any room an be turned into a work of art with a little creativity and imagination. Redesigning interiors is a career for many. Interior designers should be considered artists just as much as a painter or sculptor would. Designing interiors takes a lot more effort than just slapping some paint on the walls and rearranging furniture. There are

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    AP European History- Mr. Neal Unit 4: The Scientific Revolution‚ Enlightenment and 18th Century Society and Economy From your ever-lovin’ teacher: I do not expect you to understand Aristotelian physics and or the mathematics that tie into this unit. Save that for your physics class. The purpose of this study of science is to understand how it fits into the big picture of European history. BIG QUESTIONS: (as you work through the chapter‚ keep these questions in mind DO NOT ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS

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    School of Athens Fresco

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    Oil painting - The School of Athens (after Raphael) Object: Oil painting Place of origin: Rome‚ Italy (painted) Date: 1752-1755 (painted) Artist/Maker: Mengs‚ Anton Raphael‚ born 1728 - died 1779 (artist) Raphael‚ born 1483 - died 1520 (after‚ artist) Materials and Techniques: oil on canvas Credit Line: Given by the Duke of Northumberland‚ 1926 Museum number: P.36-1926 Gallery location: In Storage Public access description Anton Raphael Mengs (1728-1779) was born in Bohemia now Czech Republic

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    Fashion, Gender and Identity

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    ‘Gender is a meaning that a culture assigns to sexual differences’ and within gender‚ ‘masculinity’ and ‘femininity’ are the divisions that a culture creates between behaviour and ‘characteristics considered to be appropriate to men and women’ (Barnard‚ 2007‚ 185- 186). Fashion aids in the social construction of gender through separating male and female fashion and promoting the stereotypical feminine figure. From the days of stays and petticoats to corsets and crinolines and now with padded bras

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    Jacques- Louis David

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    liked. Jacques Louis David was born on August 30 1748 and then he died December 29 1825. David was considered “the most celebrated French artist of his day and a principal exponent of the late 18th-century Neoclassical reaction against the Rococo style” (Britannia Encyclopedia). His father had died when he was nine and his mother left him. His uncles who were architects took care of him. He was not considered a good student. “He had a facial tumor that impeded his speech‚ and he was always

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    Short Story Noga Sklar

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    The framing problem Noga Sklar It’s a quiet‚ tranquil Wednesday morning in Greenville and I can hardly believe my eyes and brain as I go on reading an article about “misery in America” — “an America riddled with anxieties‚” is the exact quote. “Alan‚ why the heck is America so miserable right now? I don’t get it.” He delays his response while writing a soothing answer to one of the promising builders we’ve been talking to‚ with whom we had been working almost full-time for over a month. We talked

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    ancient art and provided an large burst of motivation. Neoclassicism pulls its motivation from old Greece and Rome‚ where the way of life was viewed as established. Neoclassicism emerged for the most part to hold against the pointlessly attractive Rococo style that had guided European art from the 1720s. Neoclassic painting and sculptures are normal and calm. Neo classic art pays attention point of interest as a result of straight hard line structures in paintings and sculptures‚ there is next to

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    Charles Rennie Mackintosh

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    Modernity: The Willow Tea Rooms‚ 1903 Diane Meyler A desire to convince the world that “there are things more precious... more lasting than life itself” (1902) was the driving force of modernist advocate Charles Rennie Mackintosh. He has been hailed as one of the most important precursors of the Modern movement (Wilhide‚ 1995‚ 7). This was a style born of the society’s transformation through the modernization of existence. At the time‚ cities swelled in a spectacular urban revolution leading

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