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    Gogh And Michelangelo

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    have influenced their preceding generations. Van Gogh and Michelangelo were born over 400 years apart‚ but their creations have lasted and give people the same feelings of awe and wonder. Michelangelo’s “The Last Judgement”‚ and Vincent van Gogh’s “Starry Night” are famous pieces from the two artists that exhibit both their skill and emotional mindset. It is known that art was used both artist as a method to relieve their

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    Van Gogh vs Salvador Dali

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    Van Gogh vs Salvador Dali The focus of the paper is to make a comparison and contrasts between Van Gogh’s ’Starry Night’ and Salvador Dali’s ’Persistence of time’. While Van Gogh’s theme formed the basis of expressionism in twentieth century‚ Dali initially became a leader of the Surrealist movement and later on developed interests in psychology and science‚ both movements influencing their beliefs and formal approaches in distinctive ways. The ’Persistence of Time’ is regarded as one of the most

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    HIST Assignment 1

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    Wing Man Tang (Monique) Professor O’ Keeffe HIST 3005-Spring 2014 February 26‚ 2014 First Primary Source Analysis In John Locke’s “The Second Treatise of Government” and Galileo Galilei’s “Science and Scripture‚” it shows both of the authors have distinct and influential views of human reason and the legitimacy of authority. Locke believes that humankind’s relationship should not have any spiritual basis or religious rule and it should rely on a government system which holds authority

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    Isaac Newton Giants

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    Galileo Galilei caught wind of the enhanced invention‚ and couldn’t resist getting his hands on one. Kepler obliged and Galileo‚ having improved the telescope even further‚ began a long process of viewing and plotting which‚ when published in his Starry Messenger‚ eventually earned him the title‚ “father of modern observational astronomy.” Galileo was a firm believer of the heliocentric theory‚ and even went so far as visiting Rome so he could appeal to Catholic Church authorities lest they ban the theories

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    Galileo's Discoveries

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    On August 13‚1600‚ an astronomer by the name of Giordano Bruno was condemn to death in Rome by burning for his belief that the Earth revolted around the sun (Sobel 4). Little did Galileo know at the time he would have to defend himself from persecution by the Catholic Church for his views on the universe as well. Later Galileo would become the spoke person for the heliocentric model (Kinkel 4). Galileo began to work on his own telescope in 1609 designed after the one Hans Lippershey patented

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    believe that the Earth revolved around the sun instead of everything revolving around the Earth. His idea was called the Heliocentric theory. Galileo Galilei was an Italian astronomer. He wrote a book a book about his discoveries called Starry Messenger. Galileo was the first person to observe Saturn‚ craters on the moon‚ sunspots‚ moons of Jupiter‚ and discovered that the Milky Way is made up of stars. Galileo proved that the Earth moves around the sun. The inquisition forced him to take

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    Formal Analysis of Art

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    When comparing Vincent Van Gogh’s " Starry Night "painting lines to Sol Lewitt’s The Wall Drawing No. 681‚ the lines are in opposition with each other. In the " Starry Night "painting the lines of the sky are vastly wavy and flowing. The lines of the buildings in the painting are traditional straight. Vincent Van Gogh in this painting is providing you an image that he has had during his period that he was in an asylum. When you look at the painting "Starry Night‚" the lines in the sky are very

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    Vincent Van Gogh

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    Starry Night Thesis: Vincent van Gogh took a risk‚ painted an enormous artistic achievement‚ and creating for us a sort of balance when viewing Starry Night.  For most of my life particularly in the night the sky opens me up to the universe beyond. Van Gogh must of felt the same way as he captured resplendent color‚ a tree‚ and a town like no one else before.  Vincent van Gogh moved to Arles where he spent much of his time living there out side painting objects or landscape but not many people

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    Mona Lisa

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    The English language is nobody’s special property‚ it is the property of the imagination‚ it is the property of the language itself. For poet Derek Walcott the beauty of the English language lies in every single word he weaves together. His poems “a lesson for this for this Sunday is a metaphorical text on the morality of colonizers and those being colonized. The poem focuses on human nature’s inability to stay pure and the need to bend nature to its will. “The lesson is the same” is an extended

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    nature of how people can see the beauty in nature and in themselves if they just took the time to learn. Differences‚ When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer is telling everyone that they can learn from nature and from nature a content life while the Starry Night is telling people that themselves alone can find or learn to find happiness not necessarily with the help of nature. Stars‚ I Have Seen Them Fall and When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer are similar in the fact that they have a calm tone and

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