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Spanish Golden Age Painting Architecture Essay
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The artists described above could never be fully described as products of their circumstances. In all the cases the creative genius behind the works remained, despite the calculations of their patrons and rulers, enigmatic and unpredictable.
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'Madonna and Child with Adoring Angel Architecture Essay
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The Renaissance movement of the 13th century saw the flourishing of scientific and artistic activities. this was manifest in the re-discovery of ancient texts and their application to the scientific and artistic fields to good effect, in a manner which revitalized the European cultural scene – hence Renaissance or re-birth.
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Lloyd Wrights: Organic Architecture Architecture Essay
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The organic approach to architecture has an illustrious history, from Celtic design, Art Nouveau, Arts, and Crafts, to the work of Antoni Gaudí and Frank Lloyd Wright. Today there is a response to a new age of information and ecology; architects are seeking to change the relationship between buildings and the natural environment
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A Handicraft of New Era Advertising Architecture Coursework
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As in yoga or any other method preferred for solemn meditations, it was believed that the creation and preservation of a preferred environment increase the sense of well-being of a person. Be it health-wise or business-wise the main point is to put any behavioral effect in the people subjected to the certain complexities and patterns relevant to environmental architecture and psychology
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Color in the Examples of Art Deco Architecture Essay
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Colors form an important ingredient in the architecture of an art. It is known fact that colors are kind of identity in modern world. Countries represent themselves with flag which have different colors representing their ideology. White color is symbol of peace and black represents intensity. This intensity was seen during the World War I and II.
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The art of the impressionists Architecture Essay
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This can be seen in the Claude Monet's "Water lilies," "Water Lilies (The Clouds)" and "Water lilies, Green Reflection, Left Part" wherein Monet captured the pond with water lilies from different perspectives which in turn affects the lighting conditions.
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History of Photography Architecture Coursework
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Since the invention of Photography in the first half of the 19th century, the scope of art has been widened.  Photography has enriched art by liberating it from the burden of realistic representation.  Many new expressions of art have surfaced thanks to this valuable influence.  In the beginning, Photography was an enemy.  For some religious fanatics, it was a satanic invention.
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The building institute of training and developing Architecture Essay
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The process of removing as-pesos must be done with the windows shut so that it does not escape from the house.This then makes it so that you can remove the asbestos quickly from the front door and bring it in a proper disposal unit
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Charles Jencks and Postmodernism Architecture Essay
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This influential book extended the concept of Postmodernism from literary criticism to the visual arts. He is considered to be the individual who has most directly defined postmodernism. He is the first to theorize Postmodernism from the perspective of architecture.
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Three Products in Nostalgic Design Architecture Research Paper
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Fallingwater, Also Known as the Edgar Kaufmann House Architecture Essay
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Generally speaking, I visited Fallingwater and now I want to share my experience and substantiate my point of view. Fallingwater, also known as the Edgar Kaufmann house, is a building on the Bear Run at the address P.O. Box R, Mill Run, Pennsylvania 15464, in southwestern Pennsylvania in the Appalachians.
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Features Of Islamic Architecture Architecture Essay
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The Sunnah of the Prophet is habits which dictate the religious life of Muslims. The Sunnah has been described as the Qur’an in practice. The Sunnah includes the Salah, the manner of prayer. Although the Qur’an prescribes prayer, it does not describe how to pray. This we have learned from our Prophet, Mohammed.
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Baroque of Versailles and Italian baroque Architecture Essay
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Baroque relates to the style and architecture used throughout the 17th century and into the middle of the 18th century. This style was used heavily with the Italians and the style carried partially into France during this time. It was through the influence of the Roman Catholic Church to use themed styles, with very obvious, clearly defined portrayals.
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20th Century Studio Pottery Architecture Essay
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Pottery has been a long time craft of human kind. The development of pottery was a milestone in human history. These durable and watertight containers enabled people to boil and steam food for the first time which allowed them to exploit new sources of food such as shellfish, acorns, and leafy vegetables.
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Dining Room in Authentic Elizabethan Style Architecture Assignment
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The author states that although the Elizabethan age produced a certain amount of characteristic sculpture and painting, the Elizabethan style can best be seen in the period's architecture and the great country houses of the new nobility. The Elizabethan style was diverse, borrowing decorative motifs from Continental Gothic, Italian, and Flemish design.
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Creativity versus Commodification Architecture Book Report/Review
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The models for playing music must be refashioned along old lines so as to achieve timelessness in creativity. This has been argued by Adorno as a “situational nexus.” This situational nexus is out of context in the article, as it does not define the basis upon which serious music has been defined and decided upon by the author.
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Paula Rego as a Famous Painter Architecture Essay
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Born in Lisbon, Paula Rego was educated in the English style, being a student of the Slade Art School. She learned how to paint under the guidance of Coldstream. Her first paintings are influenced by Dubuffet’s pictures and the subjects illustrate themes of the respective time. Later works present experiences from her own childhood.
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Poetry Book Report/Review Architecture Book Report/Review
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Even when speaking of the same things, poets speak of them in a different manner, with different accents and shades of meaning. So it happened with William Shakespeare's "Sonnet 55" and Shelley's "Ozymandias" which both make a wonderful example of high poetry.
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Art History- Period of Baroque Architecture Essay
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Baroque's effect on art is clearly apparent through the major works of the time. To materialize the Counter-Reformation's outreach to its former members, artists utilized bright, inviting colors combined with loud contrast and the unique use of space to invoke passion and reverence in viewers. Such a display of contrasting light and dark is painfully obvious in the masterwork of Caravaggio.
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The Role of Feminist Art in 20 Century Architecture Essay
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It was expressed in searches of new images, new means, and materials of expression, down to dematerialization of an object (performances and happenings). It is possible to say that there was a shift from an object to a process. The most appreciable phenomena of the boundary of the 1960s and 1970s years can be named the development of conceptual art and minimalism.
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Greek and Roman Sculptures Architecture Essay
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The range of depictions on heroic nude male (often in athletic contests) and draped female figures were prominent. This was the period when, Athens transformed from the Delian League to a tribute-paying empire; the then Ruler of Greece, Pericles, encouraged programs on art and architecture at Athens and the Athenian shrine at Eleusis (Demeter & Persephone) as part of his democratic reforms.
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Neoclassical Architecture in England Architecture Essay
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The era marked an attempt to revive the glory of the classical era by incorporating the salient features of the age such as logic, rationale, restraint, and adherence to form. The neoclassical style is well reflected in the works of Sir John Soane (1753-1837), one of the popular names of the neoclassical movement.
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Differences between Office Building and Supermarket Building Architecture Essay
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The author of the paper states that all buildings have a common function: to protect people from the natural elements of weather (sun, rain, cold, and wind) by providing shelter, one of man’s basic needs (after food and clothing). A well-designed building has three common attributes.
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Christinas World by Andrew Wyeth Architecture Personal Statement
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There are no visible trees and the field is covered with what looks like drying grass. There is a visible division on the grasses that tells where it has been grazed or not. A frail looking girl, Christina, wearing a pale pink dress, is sitting almost sprawled in the grass facing the vast field.
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In What Ways Does What Edward Said Calls Orientalism Affect Art and Art History Architecture Essay
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Orientalism may well be comprehended as the tendency of the Western authors, designers, and artists to depict and imitate the significant elements of the Eastern culture and tradition through the artistic and literary means. Edward Said, in his controversial but important book Orientalism in 1978, enhances the meaning and scope of Orientalism.  
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Qualifications of Meaning in Advertising Images Architecture Case Study
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The text is located on the bottom portion of the page and its white color blends into the image as a whole—not distracting the audience from the alluring erotic feeling shown by the visual.  There is a shift from the visual representation to the textual, in that “text is generally a dominant field of representation”. 
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Furniture and Interiors Architecture Essay
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The technique of mechanization helped in producing furniture with tilting features which began to bring change to every American designed office. In about 1901, Gustav Stickley is credited to have designed a very comfortable reclining chair which gave a boost to his designing career.
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Steel in Construction Architecture Case Study
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Traditionally, the price has been the foremost consideration when comparing similar materials or materials designated for the same function. However, the “off-the-shelf” price of a building component represents only the manufacturing and transportation costs, not social or environmental costs. The Romans were the first to use metal as a major building material.
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David Smith and the cubi series sculpture Architecture Essay
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The paper attempts to understand the life of the sculptor, David Smith, and his art, with particular emphasis on his sculptural creation, the Cubi series. Art forms draw significantly from each other in the course of evolution, as artists, inspired and influenced by the experiments and experiences of past and contemporary artists in other art streams, adopt and innovatively apply principles and traditions of extraneous arts in their own streams.
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Frank Lyod Wright and Louis Sullivan Architecture Essay
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"Lieber Meister (beloved master)".2 However, this relationship was unconventional and requires further investigation. Born on 8 June 1867, Wright was pushed from childhood to be an architect by his mother, Anna Lloyd Jones Wright.3 Like Sullivan, he chose apprenticeship as his true introduction to the field, and in 1887 he began working at Adler and Sullivan.
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Siegfried Kracauer and Visual Culture Architecture Essay
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Kracauer yearns for the art of film to distract the mass of moviegoers with the caveat that this distraction not obstruct the message of the film. The ideal exists in the ambition to create a radically dissimilar form of distraction that accurately portrays authentic disintegration rather than the pretense that is typically exemplified through distraction.
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The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction Architecture Essay
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With the development of human civilization, mechanical reproduction of a work of art was introduced. It had given a new direction to the work of art both in scale and perception.
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The Art of Photography Architecture Essay
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The art of the portrait flourished in Roman sculptures, where sitters demanded realistic portraits, even unflattering ones. During the 4th century, the portrait began to retreat in favor of an idealized symbol of what that person looked like. In Europe, true portraits of the outward appearance of individuals re-emerged in the late Middle Ages, in Burgundy and France.
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The Avant Garde Movement in Russia Architecture Essay
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The avant-garde movement in Russia was existence from 1949 to the year 1952, the term avant-garde is a Russian term that means the front guards or the vanguards, this term refers to the work that is usually meant for experimenting, this work includes art and politics and also culture. The movement was meant to push the boundaries of norms and the status quo.
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Marketing the Visual Arts in the Media Architecture Assignment
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Many people object to the opinion that art and culture cannot be promoted or sold for a price. Gone are the days of the “Raj” (see Appendix # 7) era in which true art and culture were encouraged to flourish. Times have changed and along with the changing times, the royal treatment offered in the olden days has come down.
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The Paths of Art and Science Architecture Essay
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The adage that science seeks truth and art seeks beauty is a simplified explanation, and though accurate, fails to recognize the similarities and connections between the two endeavors. Science and art have been closely linked through time and have relied heavily on one another for their advancement.
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The Social Concept in Terms of Culture and Norms Architecture Research Paper
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The paper has been divided into two distinct sections in the course of the discussion. The first is the impact of interpretive theories when applied to study and defining architecture in terms of the evolution of a certain kind of structure. The second part is the application of the same to the comparison of two structures – in this case, two concert halls. 
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Tate Modern Building Architecture Essay
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Tate Modern was created 2000, once a former power station, designed by well-known architect Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, that had been closed in 1982. The former power station offered all the space that was needed for the new museum. An international architectural competition was held which attracted entries from all over the world.
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Techniques of the Selected Works of Two Comic Strip Authors Architecture Essay
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Interpreting and making comics is a form of knowledge about internal stylistic, metaphoric, iconic, formal, or expressive means. It develops drawing, narrative and creative skills while providing the opportunity to express personal visions of the world. Although reading comics has several layers of understanding, interpreting comics is not superficial; it needs careful attention.
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Virtual Tour - the Basilica of St Peter in Rome Architecture Essay
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The Basilica of St Peter in Rome began its construction in 1506 under the papacy of Julius II. It is in itself an entire building devoted to the worship and glory of God. When an individual enters the basilica they are confronted with images that never cease to surprise and attract. From the traditional form of a Latin cross, several things win over the traveler to this architectural glory.
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Design in Its Golden Age Architecture Essay
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In fact, the history of design started in the 1960s in America. This country didn't suffer the postwar devastation and by the 50's it had established itself as the world leader in economic and political power. The US also helped the surrendered countries. "Between 1945 and 1958 world manufactures increased by 60 percent, while between 1958 and 1968 the figure rose to 100 percent.
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The Baptism of Pocahontas by John Gadsby Chapman Architecture Essay
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It analyzes everything in the painting, starting from its background to every figure present in it. The paper concludes by letting the reader know the impact this painting had on the society of that time and what place it keeps in today's world. John Gadsby Chapman created numerous history paintings based on the English resolution1 at Jamestown.
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Ludwig van Beethoven Architecture Essay
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Many people believe that all life periods are important for personal development and that there is no need to indicate some particular periods, but these people overlook the fact that there are many historical examples which indicate that there are some periods in life and biography, some events which help to shape a future professional career.
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Boutique Designers: Karim Rashid and Phillip Starck Architecture Essay
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The introduction of modern materials “chrome, PVC, and plastic, and exploring the use of existing furniture materials, laminating timber and steam bending timber lead to a very broad range of exciting new styles of chairs, tables and sofas never seen or thought of” (Dezine Holdings Ltd). In addition, the continuous introduction of helpful technology also made it possible to design more innovative interior design products.
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Beijings Urban Design and the Revolution of Western Architectural Concepts Architecture Coursework
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We will investigate the topic and do research on Chinese architecture and how it gradually went through a developing transition from the 20th century onwards, giving rise to the beginning of a new era encircled by architectural forms and designs that keep getting modified with the changing trends of the 21st century.
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High Heeled Shoes Architecture Essay
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Today, high heels are usually worn in public only by women, who are often wearing them at work and on formal occasions. However, high heels have seen importantly controversial in the medical field lately, with many podiatrists fed up with seeing patients whose severe foot problems were caused almost mainly by high heel shoes.
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Costumes as an aspect of theatrical play Architecture Essay
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Theatrical productions typically use elements of fashion and style from the time period in which the play is set. Costumes play one of the most important roles in historical period features reflection. A costume is the integral part of any play, especially that of historical character.
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Sula by Toni Morrison Architecture Essay
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In Sula, Morrison locates her characters in an isolated black neighbourhood; it is called 'the Bottom' and situated in the middle of the United States in the imaginary town of Medallion, Ohio, which is located on the axis between the history of slavery and that of abolition in the United States, or freedom in Canada.
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The Playboy of the Western World Architecture Essay
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The painting took a different meaning during this Cultural Revolution. For painting, it is the end of one century and the beginning of another where the entire form, method, style, and meaning changed almost overnight and the same goes for music, physics, biology, genetics, neurology, and most of all, psychology.
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Architect of One Culture Architecture Essay
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It is mainly reflected in temples, churches, mosques, pagodas, and other religious architectural monuments. There are a lot of different styles of religious architecture throughout the world which have historically changed under different circumstances. As a rule, the most outstanding cultural and religious buildings are connected with concrete architects and masters.
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