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    Monuments RD3

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    element to consider stands as the location. The place of the monument establishes the impact to the people. For example‚ Source B portrays a picture of the Christopher Columbus monument in Riverside Park‚ Easton‚ Pennsylvania. The choice to place this statue in Riverside Park furnished an unforgettable impression. From simply looking at the image‚ it evokes the emotion of deep remembrance. The park’s beauty elevates the meaning of the venue. On the other hand‚ the location should not degrade the environment

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    and contrasting the sculptures being assigned. In this scenario we have two statues one is named Memi‚ Sabu‚ and the other statue is named the seated Statue of Judea. The statue of Memi and Sabu has its origin from ancient Egypt probably Giza It seems to be the case that this statue is dated back to the Old kingdom‚ Dynasty‚ 4‚ ca 2575-2465. B.C. In the other hand we have our next statue which is the seated Statue of Judea‚ and which origins seems to be from southern Mesopotamia in this scenario

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    The Enchanted Castle

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    SUMMARY-THE ENCHANTED CASTLE Gerald‚ Jimmy and Kathleen were at school in a little town in the west of England-the boys at one school and the girl at another. They used to see each other on Saturdays and Sundays at the house of a kind maiden lady named Miss Hervey. As the holidays were fast approaching‚ they decided to go home instead of being at the house of Miss Hervey. After a lot of letters and telegrams‚ it was arranged that the boys would go and stay at their sister Kathleen’s school where

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    Kroisos Vs. Ka-Aper

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    The Ka statue of Ka-Aper comes from the deceased’s brick mastaba at Saqqara‚ Egypt some time between 2450-2350 BCE. The Koursos statue of Kroisos was created many years later‚ some time around 530 BCE‚ as a grave marker for the deceased hero in Anavysos‚ Greece which is not far from Athens. The two statues contrast drastically; however still manage to share subtle yet significant characteristics. Ka-Aper stands at an unimpressive 3’7"‚ while Kroisos was created to a life like

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    works of art in three dimensions‚ as in relief‚ intaglio‚ or in round gives us the ability to describe‚ compare and contrast two or more sculpture. This paper compare and contrast two sculptures known as “The Royal Acquaintances Memi and Sabu”‚ and “Statue of Gudea”. Overview of the sculptures The sculptures are quite captivating with each signifying something different. As we understand that each artistic work has a meaning attached to it‚ these ancient works certainly portrayed what the creator or

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    decided to analyze the statue name “Offering Bearer” located in the Egyptian gallery 105 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This statue’s artist is unknown‚ it belongs to the Dynasty 2‚ early reign of Amenemhat I (ca. 1981-1975 B.C.)‚ its dimensions are H: 112 (44 1/8 inches)‚ W: 17cm (6 11/16 inches) and D: 46.7cm (18 3/8 inches). This Egyptian statues material used are wood‚ gesso and paint. The museum provides a brief description about the Offering Bearer saying that two statues of female offering

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    Woong Lhakhang Case Study

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    It would be highly grateful and would be helpful to the future generation to know about the history of the temple‚ significance of the statues‚ and religion practiced. For example‚ if they could find the significance of the Different names of the temple. Because I could not interview with many people and the person I interviewed are not in the position to justify about this particular question

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    Matrix of Liverty

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    this significant yet mostly unknown monument can teach us how we can preserve America‚ as an example of liberty to the world. The monument is composed of numerous statues; the most prominent is Faith; the rest are Morality‚ Law‚ Education‚ and Liberty. At the bottom of the monument there are allegorical figures to represent the statues. They are small engravings representing more components of liberty. The NHD theme is on rights and responsibilities; we found the monuments purpose relates to the

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    In the review and comparison of The Royal Acquaintances Memi and Sabu and the Statue of Gudea I chose to initially review both pieces without reading the descriptions so that I was able to review and assess the art from my point of view with out outside influences. I was able to ascertain the they were both from different geographical locations but shared a similar heritage. The different geographical locations was based on the clothing and text used in each sculpture. The similar heritage is apparent

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    Art History Museum Paper

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    Museum Paper [pic] Statue of Kaipunesut. c.2528-2520 B.C. Egyptian. Accession Number: 26.2.7 The Statue of Kaipunesut dates back to the fourth dynasty in the Old Kingdom of Egypt. It was excavated at Saqqara‚ a vast burial ground. This specific piece was located at the mastaba of Kaemheset‚ which was Kaipunesut’s brother. It was carved out of acacia wood which is a native timber of Egypt. The native wood did not create the highest standard of sculpture because it was knotty and

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