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    Recently‚ an artist appropriated Wall Street’s Charging Bull and added a statue which changed the very nature of the installment. While this in itself is not revolutionary‚ the fact that an image can be spread so quickly is. Viral photos of “Fearless Girl” were spread through the web even before anyone knew anything about it‚ where it came from or why it was there. It popped up on Snapchat‚ Instagram and other forms of social media. Millions of people saw the image and equated it with surrounding

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    Assess the effect that Greek religious beliefs had on Ancient Greek society 2500 years ago was the beginning of the iconic era of Ancient Greece. The myth and beliefs that the Greeks had in the Gods and Goddess (more so the main 12 Olympian Gods) were what shaped and changed the Greeks life. Their entertainment‚ battles‚ wars‚ rituals‚ ceremonies and everyday life was in honor of the Gods. It was almost impossible to not be effected by the beliefs through the system they lived by. They believed

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    daughters of the Zeus and of Mnemosyne the goddess of memory. Mnemosyne slept with Zeus nine consecutive nights and gave birth to nine daughters. Interestingly‚ according to Pausanias ‚ a Greek traveler‚ geographer‚ and writer of the 2nd century AD‚ there were only three original Muses: Aoide ("song"‚ "voice")‚ Melete ("practice" or "occasion") and Mneme ("memory") . These 3 were thought to be fathered by Apollo. However‚ by classical times their number was set at nine‚ and Zeus was noted as their

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    Aphrodite and Greek Art

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    public displays at least. The way I will define pornography in this paper is by addressing the desire one possesses for a female‚ and the way Aphrodite induced this desire. This portrayal of Aphrodite in a pornographic sense can be seen through statues‚ paintings‚ literature‚ and friezes. The pieces of art that I have chosen to view which represent Aphrodite as being viewed as a sex symbol in a pornographic sense are‚ Aphrodite riding a swan‚ Aphrodite of Knidos‚ Aphrodite and Pan from Delos‚ and

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    discover the many hidden archetypes within.  Hercules’ quest begins when he is challenged to find out whether his true identity is godly or ordinary. That’s when the departure stage of the story comes into effect. He visits Zeus’s temple and the statue of Zeus comes to life and speaks with him. Therefore‚ it comes as a shock when he finds out that he came straight from the god family tree. The acceptance‚ or initiation‚ of the challenge comes in the second stage. Hercules is initiated when he takes

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    Hellenistic Greek Sculpture (c.323-27 BCE) Venus de Milo (c.130-100 BCE) Louvre‚ Paris. For other forms of sculpture from the wider Aegean area‚ see the Art of Classical Antiquity (c.1000 BCE - 450 CE). Note: among the most famous items of Hellenistic Greek sculpture was the Colossus of Rhodes (292-280 BCE) - one of the Seven Wonders of the World‚ as compiled by the Greek poet Antipater of Sidon. The Hellenistic Styles The era of Hellenistic Art (323-27 BCE) occupied a time-span nearly as long

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    cheat and is it always wrong to cheat. People have always cheated. During the 98th Olympics‚ in 388 B.C. a boxer named Eupolus bribed his 3 opponents to let him win. The four men were fined and disqualified. The fines paid for a row of bronze statues of Zeus with inscriptions explaining what had happened. (Gill) Many athletes have cheated and will go to any lengths not to get caught! Some believe that if you can’t win then by all means cheat. And there are some that believe that others cheat because

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    The Olympic Athlete

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    that they lived off the glory of their achievement ever afterwards. Their hometowns might reward them with: free meals for the rest of their lives‚ honorary appointments‚ or leadership positions in the community. The victors were memorialized in statues and also in victory songs‚ and commissioned from famous poets. Today‚ the Olympic Games are the world’s largest pageant of athletic skill and competitive spirit. They are also displays of nationalism‚ commerce and politics. These two opposing elements

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    AP ART HISTORY EXAM STUDY PACKET KEY BARRON’S BOOK PAGE NUMBERS IN RED TEXTBOOK PAGES IN BLUE YEARS IN GREEN WORKS ARE UNDERLINED LOCATIONS ARE ITALICIZED PREHISTORIC ART Paleolithic Venus of Willendorf 68 17 Short‚ fat figure of a woman. It is small and meant to be carried around. Her large stomach and breasts show that she was a symbol of fertility. Lascaux Caves (Dordgone‚ France) 69 21/23 Huge set of cave paintings with many different

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    The evidence of the monuments as to the character and significance of Hekate is almost as full as that of the literature. But it is only in the later period that they come to express her manifold and mystic nature. Before the fifth century there is little doubt that she was usually represented as of single form like any other divinity‚ and it was thus that the Boeotian poet imagined her‚ as nothing in his verses contains any allusion to a triple formed goddess. The earliest known monument is a small

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