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    Isis‚ Black MadonnaMadonna and Child‚ and Virgin Mary all have a common denominator they share. The denominator is that they are all European icons‚ but the variance is the cultures that idolize them. Black Madonna was Byzantine‚ Isis was Egyptian‚ Madonna and Child Roman Catholic and Orthodox churches‚ and Virgin Mary was Christian. The central idea for each of the icons varies‚ along with their influence. Isis is known as the greatest goddess of Egypt. This goddess influenced the people by instilling

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    Rona Goffen’s “Icon and Vision: Giovanni Bellini’s Half-Length Madonnas” shows how Bellini‚ and most noticeably his Madonnas‚ represent the ways that Eastern‚ Byzantine and Greek‚ styles effected the western Italian style. Goffen explains the long history of connection with Byzantium which made eastern art not unusual‚ but a popular style. Bellini

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    Students name: Joseph Atta Anyen Madonna Case work Why has Madonna been so successful in the world of entertainment? This is because of her Artistic background skills‚ Marketing skills‚ Charismatic skills‚ Strong interpersonal and leadership skills‚ hardworking and ambition and visionary and high creativity skills To elaborate more the diversity of the activities where she operates has made her successful First she was into music thus a singer and song writing. She is a good dancer. She entered

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    Movement is usually calm and dignified gving the viewer’s eye a point of focus. The artwork is balanced. The film talks about the three most influential artists during the High Renaissance. Its greats exponents were Leonardo da Vinci‚ Michelangelo‚ and Raphael. The High Renaissance is associated with the Renaissance in Rome where Popes includuding Julius the 2nd and Leo X financed a wide range of public art projects to make sure that the city surpassed Florence as the greatest cultural center in Italy.

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    Rejection Led her to Psychosis In Tennessee William’s Portrait of Madonna Lucretia Collins is driven mad by the rejection of a man who she so fondly treasured and loved during her youth‚ so mad that she can no longer seem to grasp reality or even take care of herself. Her psychosis led her to think she is pregnant by the intruder who was the man she was in love with as a young girl and whose rejection is the main contribution to her flight from reality. Thus her heart break led to obsession and

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    painted between 1509 and 1511 during the High Renaissance art period‚ a period in which artist are creating works with more balance and are characterized to be having a burst of creativity‚ and is a fresco painting using oil paint as its medium. Raphael uses a few different techniques to create a sense of balance in “the school of Athens”‚ such as linear perspective and foreshortening. Those both assist in creating the illusion of depth in his painting

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    window structure or indeed of any variation on the plain‚ smooth surface of the underlying background.17 Some earlier works attributed to Leonardo‚ the Madonna Litta‚ the Benois Madonna (both Hermitage‚ St. Petersburg)‚ and the Madonna with the Carnation (Alte Pinakothek‚ Munich)‚ all have a window behind the figure; thus the absence of a window in the background of the Cecilia Gallerani raises the question “why?”. The following section will be divided into two parts: why did Leonardo include a

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    "This book is about surviving as a spiritual orphan." "In "Lost in the Land of Oz"‚ Madonna Kolbenschlag explores the way old societal myths‚ which are created from the metaphors in our life‚ are no longer useful in today’s society. The author believes we need to embrace the ego archetype of the orphan‚ the most influential metaphor for the self‚ in order to become a whole and complete person. Madonna Kolbenschlag discusses how our society is particularly hostile towards women‚ resulting in an

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    When we look at Giorgione Enthroned Madonna with Saints Liberale and Francis of Assisi produced during the 1500s we see a style and features prominent during the High Renaissance. Giorgione’s study of nature and teachings under Giovanni Bellini uses landscape to enhance the interpretation and mood within the painting. His incorporation of nature and elements found within everyday life help those to link religious concepts to that of earth. Another feature worth noting is the clarity as individuals

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    Stokes says instinctively as he attempts to persuade Franklin Roosevelt to allow him to take a group of soldiers into war-torn Europe to protect and recover priceless works of art‚ including the van Eyck brothers’ Ghent Altarpiece and Michelangelo’s Madonna and Child‚ from the escaping Nazis. Hitler took little concern for human lives but fairly a lot for art; he planned to take the whole of Europe’s

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