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    Michelangelo

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    was a once in a lifetime experience where I fell in love with the gorgeous architect and beautiful paintings by one of the most admired artists‚ Michelangelo. Michelangelo was known throughout his years as one of the best. He was ordered to not only paint the Sistine Chapel‚ but also to make Pope Julius II tomb. For almost three years‚ Michelangelo painted these most significant artworks on the ceiling and west wall behind the altar. The ceiling portrays occasions and persons from the Old Testament

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    Michelangelo and Donatello Art is one of the most important things which has been played big rule in human life since humanity has excited. It can be a reflection of one’s idea brought into the world through painting‚ drawing‚ photography‚ sculpture‚ and many other ways. In my opinion‚ art is the reflection of artist personality and vision about his or her surroundings .Michelangelo and Donatello were the most respected and inspiring artists of their time which showed humanism in their

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    The Nature and Function of Leadership Sai Yang May 25‚ 2015 ED7540- Leadership in Higher Education 1919 S.22ND ST. Sheboygan‚ WI 53818 920-287-4688 Yangsv@lakeland.edu Instructor: Jerry Halverson Abstract Many institutions of higher education are push and constantly challenged by a feeling of shared governance that models a top down structure; this obviously contributes in creating an atmosphere where the leaders will be and are often questioned‚ sometime they are even challenged by the

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    Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code is one of the most successful and controversial novels of our time. Other authors have jumped on the bandwagon writing novels on Christian topics or treasure hunts or simply discussing The Da Vinci Code. Even the film industry has profited by using Brown’s strategies (and topics) in the successful movie National Treasure and by taking advantage of the Grail publicity in TV productions like The Blood of the (Knights) Templar. But which strategies does Brown use to make

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    The Da Vinci Code‚ Great Gatsby‚ and The Catcher in the Rye each have many different themes but one they all have in common is letting go of the past. In each novel a character’s inability to let go of the past ends up being their ultimate downfall. Gatsby‚ Holden‚ and Sophie were all stuck on past events. Gatsby couldn’t let go of his love for Daisy‚ Holden couldn’t get over the loss of his younger brother and Sophie wouldn’t forgive her grandfather. In The Da Vinci Code‚ when Sophie was coming

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    Michelangelo Sculpting

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    Michelangelo’s process of sculpting was very unique compared to the other artists of the Renaissance era. Some say that his greatest accomplishment was his statue of David which soars an astonishing 17 ft. Michelangelo took on this 4 year project‚ 1500-1504‚ at the age of 26. In the Renaissance time period‚ it was common for sculptors to make their works from many pieces such as carving the body from one piece of stone then the arms‚ legs and head from smaller ones. This was largely due to the veins

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    Assortment of Michelangelo’s oeuvres Some know of him‚ some praise him‚ some confuse him with another. A Renaissance man and an appreciator of the Classical and Hellenistic Greek styles‚ Michelangelo Buonarroti is the man of his century. Unlike many other artists of his similar day and time‚ Michelangelo was born into a reasonable state in the community of Caprese in Italy. His father‚ Lodovico di Lionardo Buonarroti Simoni‚ documented his birth as the 6th of March 1475‚ a few hours before dawn

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    Topic 2 (ii): Nature and Function of Language “Non-verbal communication tends to provide the context of verbal communication and has the power to disambiguate or invalidate the content of linguistic expressions”‚ (Krippendorff‚ 1986) Discuss and provide relevant evidence to justify your arguments. The concept of communication as Shannon & Weaver brought about is “all the procedures by which one mind may affect another. Communication is universal and involves not only written and oral speech‚

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    Drawing to Painting

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    Drawing to Painting ART/230 November 10‚ 2014 Berta Stead Drawing to Painting Just as writing needs a rough draft‚ painting needs a drawing before expressing his or her ideas through the final product. Brainstorming is imagination‚ and drawing is putting it all down on something a little more concrete. Through drawing‚ an artist can see what roams around in his or her mind. It is a way for a painter to understand his or her inspiration as well as a painter’s first connection with the subject. By

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    leonardo davinci

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    Leonardo Da Vinci was a man extremely ahead of his time‚ many of his remarkable studies and inventions still influence us today. He was a scientist‚ an inventor‚ a musician‚ and one of the world’s most famous painters. Leonardo had observed and studied all of nature‚ these observations inspired him to mimic nature and design the most remarkable inventions. Most of his inventions were ideas scribbled down‚ but even from those scribbled notes we are able to gather information to help improve inventions

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