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    a meet-up with the lords of three different kingdoms to have one of their sons marry Merida. When Merida finds this out, she starts this huge fight with her mother that ends with Merida telling her mother she hates her and her slashing in a half tapestry that results in a large tear between the images of her and her mother. When the day to meet the three princes finally arrives, Merida is asked to give a challenge to the princes in order to make sure that her future husband is strong,…

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    beautifully well done. One of her most famous works was her 35ft high sculpture of a spider titled “Maman”, which was a tribute to Bourgeois mother despite its horrific appearance. Bourgeois mother was a tapestry maker. She compared her mother to a spider constructing a web as she created her tapestry with thread. Her sculptor of “Maman” is powerful yet elegant. Her art leaves viewers to create their own associations and meaning behind her art through the viewer’s personal experience. There’s…

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    Native Hawaiian culture is grounded in traditional values and principles that are based on ancestral relationships between people and places. Hawaiian culture is rich in artistic traditions, including music, dance, and storytelling. Hula is a particularly important art form, as it is a way to express Hawaiian culture and values. Hula is a traditional Hawaiian dance that combines graceful movements of the hands and hips with storytelling. It is often accompanied by chanting or music.The Aloha…

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    Delacroix and Goya, the Romanticists, changed the Europe What is the difference between human and animal? During the Enlightenment period in Europe, scientists had defined the difference between human and animal as human can record history, and human form political societies. During the post-modern art history era, there was lots of art historical movements were appeared and perished. They were involved with the scientific development of human sometimes, and sometimes they were related to…

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    Essay On Francisco Goya

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    Francisco Goya “The object of my work is to report the actuality of events.” —Francisco de Goya One of the reasons that I chose to write about Francisco Goya was that he is from Spain. I have heard my mother tell me many times that our ancestry comes from Spain. She says that our genealogy shows that we are descended from the great military leader from Spain, El Cid. My fascination with Spain does not disappoint as I have been able to learn more about the artist born on March 30, 1746,…

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    Act I, scene v Hamlet and Ghost are Alone, the ghost speaks and claims to be Old Hamlet Old Hamlet was murdered by Claudius Official story is that Old Hamlet was napping in the garden and was stung by a snake, but Claudius poisoned him and Hamlet Sr. was sent to the purgatory because he wasn’t given a chance to write right his wrongs Ghost commands Hamlet to seek revenge against Claudius for murder and corrupting Gertrude The Ghost doesn’t want any harm to his mother Hamlet promises to seek…

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    Masculinity In Rome

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    During the Imperial Era, the Roman Empire had reached the pinnacle of its expansion. Rome was a vibrant tapestry of different cultures, ethnicities, and languages. It is estimated that up to 40% of the threads within the tapestry were slaves acquired during wars or from slave markets. Another 5%, enamored with the potential opportunities and prosperity that they perceived awaited them in Rome, migrated to the city and wove themselves into society (Jackson). Though the lives of the wealthy and…

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    which is written in four parts, tells the story of a Lady, who is cursed and imprisoned on the secluded island of Shalott. She is forbidden from venturing out in the world and also from glancing outside the window. She spends her days weaving a tapestry as reflected by her mirror that is illustrative of the outside world. The lady later defies her custom when she hears the voice of Sir Lancelot as he rides outside. She is captivated enough to break her custom and looks outside through the window…

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    Insane or Tormented The little arrow on the clock ticks every second that passes by. What if that little arrow stopped one day and ticked counterclockwise? The clock is a symbol of Hamlet's sanity. He lived in a world where his father was alive and his mother was married to his father. That was the time that his life was ticking happily. However, when his father died and his mother married his father's brother. Everything stopped ticking for Hamlet and the glass timer started for his sanity.…

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    The Oxford Living Dictionary defines anonymity as the state of being anonymous or of having no outstanding features. Analogously, the word anonymity also exemplifies the condition of women prior to the advancement of feminism, as previous to this, women were marginalized and rarely recognized as capable of achievements beyond childbirth and housework. As Virginia Woolf explained, anonymous “was often a woman.” Although, some anonymity may be relaxing, the thought of total anonymity is…

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