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    of the bustling crowds. The seagulls were children enjoying all the attention and the endless amount of bread being thrown at them from tourists‚ and natives. Later my family and I went into the Cathedral and were blown away by the intricate sculptures and Romanesque architectural features the cathedral boasted. We ended the day at the best pizzeria

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    The Influence of the Roman Arch Ancient Rome achieved many great accomplishments that have influenced numerous cultures. Elements of Roman law have been adopted by various governments‚ including the United States. Roman literature‚ such as the Aeneid Aeneid‚ is still read today. This paper will examine the cultural influence of the Roman development of the arch‚ a supporting structure in building construction that could carry a lot of weight. An arch is a curved structure that is usually made

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    The need for education expanded and by the 1100’s‚ schools had sprung up around the great cathedrals

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    style‚ with its long graceful lines and expressionless face‚ which turned out to be very popular at that time. Gothic style was a Medieval style of art that was developed in Northern France out of the Romanesque art in the 12th century. The sculptures original purpose was to remain in the cathedral‚ however it would later be placed in the Palazzo Vecchio or town hall‚ which would symbolize a defiance of authority to Florentines‚ who were in not the best of terms with the king of Naples. Bit by bit

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    label a diagram if appropriate: Atmospheric perspective: Linear perspective: Orthogonals Horizon line: Vanishing point: 6 The artist who created the doors of the Baptistry of Florence Cathedral that best demonstrate the new principles of linear perspective was What name did Michelangelo give to the doors? 7. Viewers identified saints from their symbolic attributes. Write the names of the following saints after the appropriate description:

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    TRINITY CHURCH OF BOSTON Ever since Trinity Church was introduced to American architecture‚ historians and architectural critics alike unite with the idea that it is a masterpiece. As Juhani Pallasma writes in Architecture and the Senses‚ ?Architecture has the capacity to be inspiring‚ engaging‚ and life-changing?- for example‚ creating an experience filled with emotion‚ hope‚ and light for those in need. Did architect Henry Richardson in fact create a masterpiece? And if so‚ how did he accomplish

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    historical context‚ Then we will cover the questions of Architecture and Construction‚ in terms of style‚ technique and influences‚ Finally we will look at the religious aspect of both monuments‚ their meaning and relation to each other. The Cathedral of Notre-Dame‚ is located on a little island called "Ile de la Cite" in the middle of the "Seine"‚ the famous river cutting through the city of Paris. Also‚ its precise location used to be the exact center of Paris. Notre-Dame stands nearly one hundred

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    Greco-roman architecture in their paintings. Masaccio’s The Holy Trinity featured Romanesque arches and columns; this had to do with the idea of returning to antiquity which stemmed from Humanism. Brunelleschi was commissioned by the Medici family to construct a dome which could be placed free-standing on top of the Florence Cathedral. Before Brunelleschi came along with this knowledge of Greco-roman architecture‚ the cathedral stood

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    Religious Architecture: Comparative Study (Wells Cathedral and Friday Mosque‚ Isfahan) The purpose of this research is to compare and contrast two selected religious buildings‚ one of which Islamic‚ and another that is Christian. This will respectively exemplify and illustrate the development of Christian and Islamic styles of religious architecture before the end of the 14th century. The research will mainly focus on the importance of furniture design and interior decoration in each of the two

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    accomplished influences on art and architecture. As time began to change from the antique system of the Romanesque period‚ new standards of understanding independence began to take hold; the birth of Gothic. Here‚ the Church became a place where people became more acceptable; becoming the adequate place to observed such new ideals. The unique Gothic architecture characterized most in the great cathedrals of the 12th thru 14th Centuries in St. Denis‚ Notre Dame‚ Chartres‚ Salisbury‚ Durham‚ Amiens‚ and

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