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    technique from set formula to fluid rationality‚ both with a shared desire for excellence. The granite sculpture of Khafre Enthroned from Gizeh‚ Egypt‚ ca. 2500 BCE was recovered from the valley temple of pharaoh Khafre. Functioning as a funerary statue‚ it provided a substitute for the pharaoh’s soul‚ or ka. Khafre wears a plain kilt and displays Egyptian royalty with headdress and false beard. His flawless‚ muscular body sits upright with one hand clenched in a fist. In addition to rigid posture

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    and his body looks like it’s about to follow his head’s movement‚ which can mean that David has just caught sight of his enemy and his body is beginning to tense up. The sculpture seems to be depicted right before combat. By placing Michelangelo’s statue in the courtyard of the Palazzo della Signoria‚ it

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    The Roman Empire is the period of ancient Roman civilization which extended from 27 BC through 476 AD; it is characterized by an autocratic form of government started by Augustus after his victory in the Battle of Actium. The first Emperor‚ known as Octavian before he accepted the name offered by the Senate‚ is responsible for the use of portraiture to serve his needs beginning what is today known a Imperial Portraiture‚ “a distinct segment of ancient art due to the abruptness and purposeful of its

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    In the stadium‚ which originally seated 17‚000 when the facility opened in March 1955‚ was reduced to 15‚200 when Ted Owens coached here (1964 to 1983). Since 1993‚ the facility has held 16‚300. Here fans fill red-and-blue bleachers from the floor to window-lined ceiling‚ creating an ambiance

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    existing temple which was destroyed by the Persians in 480 BC and cost 469 silver talents to build. The work began under the orders of Pericles to show the wealth and exuberance of Athenian power. The name of the building most likely came from a cult statue of Athena Parthenos housed in the eastern room of the building. This magnificent structure was built of ivory and gold and was sculptured by the renowned sculptor Phidias. As with most buildings on the Acropolis it was dedicated to Athena to thank

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    Cairo. The tomb was designed to protect the Pharaoh’s body as well as his possessions. This would ensure a safe trip with all his belongings into the afterlife. Some believe that Khufu’s vizier‚ Hemiunu‚ was the architect of the pyramid whose seated statue was found in the tomb at Giza‚ but it is not known for sure. The pyramid took just under 30 years to build. The pyramid consists of 2 million limestone blocks each

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    Have you ever wondered why artist use nudity in their creations? Through the centuries of art there has been countless representations of the human body. The body and its various uses have been used for generations dating back to the oldest art. During the Paleolithic era cave paintings were discovered of human hands that filled cave walls‚ giving the sense of existence. Using the human body brings life to an art piece‚ a way to communicate. So‚ why nudity? To justly study the reason artist explored

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    Citations: Weblocater. (2010)‚ Texas Contract Law. Retrieved from http://www.weblocator.com/attorney/tx/law/b02.html Chaper 923. (2010). Statue of Frauds. Retrieved from http://www.cga.ct.gov/2005/pub/Chap923.htm#Sec52-551.htm U.S. government ’s official web portal. (2010‚ Oct 21). U.S. Government Departments and Agencies Retrieved from http://www.usa.gov/Agencies/Federal/All_Agencies/index

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    Kasdan‚ Story by G. Lucas and P. Kaufman 1981) ACT ONE Sequence A 00.00 Jungle Explorers‚ being followed.
04.00 Indiana Jones and Satipo enter the cave.
05.00 They find Forestal impaled but continue.
06.00 Indy avoids traps to take the little statue.
08.00 They escape from the cave‚ Indy is betrayed by Satipo.
09.30 Arriving outside‚ Indy is surrounded by Belloq and his men.
10.00 Indy manages to escape Belloq‚ he runs towards the water.
11.00 Indy boards the seaplane‚ in mid-air he finds the

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    The French gifted the statue to America which represented friendship. The statue represents freedom and democracy and is known universally. Along with the statue of Liberty‚ there are many other symbols which represent America and the freedom in which is granted to citizens of the U.S. The national bird is the Bald eagle. The bald eagle represents

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