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    The first stage of this term paper project presented one with the basic knowledge of two important pieces of European Renaissance artwork, including a formal analysis on both pieces, the sculpture and the painting’s separate but largely cohesive meanings as well as their original intent, and finally their provenances. Research into Giorgione’s Col Tempo (or La Vecchia) and Gregor Erhart’s Vanitas served as a beneficial jumping off point into the portrayal of older women during the Renaissance…

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    wonders of the nineteenth century. This artwork started in 1834 and he finished in the same year. To do this artwork he used a technique with oil on canvas and the dimensions were 29 x 24 inches or 73.7 x 60.9 centimeters. The name that he gave to his art was “A Choctaw woman” and in there there is a woman with long black hair and braids and with a remarkable expression. She is wearing a white dress made by hand…

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    Owen shows up what it’s like being a surgeon on the early 1900’s, and the history of oil. At Social Underground we go beyond the mainstream stuff and see what’s underneath the surface. What should we get into, listen to, read, eat or watch? If there is something in our culture that needs attention that’s our job: Show you the underground things that you need to know about: Books, music, television, movies, comedians, art, and whatever else we can find to get you into something you never knew…

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    Katherine Craig Dr. James Terry October 21, 2014 Renaissance and Baroque Art History Claude Lorrain: Renaissance or Baroque? Claude Lorrain was a painter born in Champagne, France in the early 1600s, and painted from 1630 until his death in 1682. (claudelorrain.org) Lorrain’s style cannot be defined as either strictly Renaissance or Baroque. (thesis.) The painting Villagers Dancing by Lorrain in 1638 is one example of this mixture of stylistic approach. From left to right, Lorrain painted…

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    criticize the drawbacks of reality of 20th century America and to allow his viewers to perceive these drawbacks as well. Most of his masterpieces are landscape and figurative oil paintings. In his early age, he had three trips to Europe; the great European realists greatly influenced his future works. Since then, he has been gradually recognized as a part of a new generation of American realist artists (EdwardHopper.net). The…

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    Arts Students in colleges or universities have complained that why they have to take music apprieciation or art apprieciation if they are majoring in biology or law. According to Necessary Edges: Arts, Empathy, and Education by Yo-Yo Ma, “The value behind arts integration-collaboration, flexible thinking, and disciplined imagination- lead to the capacity to innovate” (Ma 258). In today society people live in a world where art is all around them, but they don’t know it. This is why universities…

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    Australian landscape artists have been in existence for over 40,000 years with the indigenous totems, symbols and portrayals. In comparison, European Australian artists have been in in early stages of their progression since colonisation, each with their own style, subject matter and connection to the land. Clarice Beckett was a tonalist from the 1910’s, her work only recently recognised. Whereas, Emily Kame Kngwarreye was an indigenous Australian artist who used lines and dots in traditional…

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    Arnold Toynbee said History word is the Greek word. It means “Investigation” History word came from “Historia” the meaning of “Historia” It is the exposure of previous incidents as well as a mixture of established, appearance, to deliver knowledge of earlier times. History is distributed into three periods. Those are classical, medieval, and modern. The second name of the medieval period is middle ages. In history these both are the similar period. On the other way, middle and medieval ages are…

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    Also, another argument that the British have used is that the marbles don’t only show Greek history, but the marbles are important to the European civilization as a whole, so the marbles can be anywhere in Europe. However, the one main issue that supports the Greeks is that the marbles were taken illegally from the Parthenon, which is still in Greece. The Elgin Marbles could have been very important to European culture, but the country of Greece deserves to get the marbles because that is where…

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    our being left back as a people and it still acts as the major hindrance of African Americans. In Tariq Nasheeds, Hidden Color, he discusses some of the reasons the contributions of African and aboriginal people have been left out of the pages of history. He also mentions a case where a young black male was told that he was mentally challenged although he was not. This young man, went his whole life being told what he could not do, that he could not perform, and that he did not have the correct…

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