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    Mark Rothko

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    Mark Rothko Mark Rothko is one of the important figures in the generation of painters. His work still draws attention to many people around the world. Born in Dvinsk‚ Russia (in what is now Latvia)‚ Marcus Rothkovich was the fourth child of Jacob Rothkovich‚ a well to do pharmacist and his wife Anna Rothkovich. As Russia was a hostile environment for Zionist Jews‚ Jacob immigrated to the United States with his two older sons in 1910‚ finally sending for the rest of his

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    Rothko Chapel Analysis

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    different religious places in my life‚ I have never been in a quiet‚ peaceful and spiritual place as the interior of the Rothko Chapel. To begin with‚ I felt overwhelmed just with the simple shape of this interior. The shape of this interior space is based on a simple geometry‚ which is an octagonal where the main 4 wall are facing the cardinal directions. The interior of the Rothko Chapel that is located in the middle of a humble community in the city of Houston has six doors. Two of the

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    Mark Rothko was a Russian born American painter and printmaker. His style and use of color classified him as an abstract expressionist. Mark Rothko was born on September 25‚ 1903 in Russia. He was the fourth child of Jacob Rothkowitz‚ a pharmacist who brought his family a modest living. To avoid his sons from being drafted into the army‚ Jacob Rothkowitz and his family immigrated to the United States. They settled in Portland‚ Oregon when Mark was ten years old. A few months after they arrived‚ Jacob

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    Bibliograhy Anfam‚ David. 1998. Mark Rothko: The Works on Canvas. Washington: National Gallery Art. Ashton‚ Dore. 1996. About Rothko. New York: Da Capo Press. Baal-Teshuva‚ Jacob. 2003. Rothko. Germany: Taschen. Breslin‚ James E.B. 1993. Mark Rothko: A Biography. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press. Kimball‚ Roger. 2004. The Rape of the Masters: How Political Correctness Sabotages Art. 55-58. New York: Encounter Books. Kuh‚ Katharine. 2006. My Love Affair with Modern Art: Behind

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    Sistine Chapel

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    The Sistine chapel was the only one of Michelangelo’s large scale projects that was insisted by religious leaders such as Julius II and Paul III (Harris‚ 1976‚ p 20). The main fresco of the Sistine chapel took four years to complete (1508-12). The last Judgment was created twenty three years later after completing the Genesis ceiling fresco. It is located on the altar of the Sistine chapel. The Last Judgment was commissioned by Pope Clement VII (1523-1534) shortly before his death‚ and confirmed

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    The Sistine Chapel

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    November‚ 2012 The Sistine Chapel The Sistine Chapel‚ one of the most iconic pieces of work Michelangelo ever did‚ and one of the most popular destinations in Rome. All of the ceiling and walls are covered in beautiful artwork. The panels done by Pietro Perugino‚ Sandro Botticelli‚ Domenico Ghirlandaio and Cosimo Rosselli‚ Biagio di Antonio‚ Bartolomeo della Gatta and Luca Signorelli (de Strobel) stand out‚ showing the stories of Moses and Christ. The ceiling of the chapel originally done by Pier

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    The Sistine Chapel Between 1508 and 1512 Michelangelo Buonarroti painted the ceiling of the Sistine chapel. For decades‚ the grandeur of his work leaves people mesmerized who travel from all over the world to simply catch a glimpse of the fresco. His magnificent painting yielded some of the most extraordinary illustrative images of all time and forever altered the course of artistic endeavors in the Western world. Michelangelo never wanted to paint the Sistine Chapel ceiling. He was unsettled

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    Michelangelo and the Sistine Chapel Jeweldine Ladell New World Encyclopedia reports on the High Renaissance architecture of the Sistine Chapel in understanding its main features. This paper will examine three aspects of the architectural design of the building. The three aspects are as follow; the exterior‚ interior‚ and decoration‚ (New World Encyclopedia‚ 2007). The Sistine Chapel is a three story rectangular building. The exterior is plain and simple architecturally and decoratively. Many

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    Michelangelo: The Sistine Chapel The Sistine Chapel is a chapel in the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican City. It is one of the most famous and memorable pieces of art in the history of art. This beautiful piece of art history took a little over four years to complete. He started this project in July of 1508 and finished in October of 1512. Pope Julius II had requested Michelangelo paint the ceiling in the chapel. The Pope was strong-minded that Rome should be renovated to show its prior exaltation

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    Current Project: the Ceiling I was asked by Pope Julius II to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel four years ago. When he had asked me‚ I had been known for many great works of art but none were like the task that he was putting in front of me. He hardly asked me‚ though; he more so commanded me to do this job. The Pope was determined to use the arts to stamp his personality on the Vatican (Sistine Chapel Drawings). He hired many artists to do different works around the city. Sometimes it would be

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