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How Negative Void Complements the Positive Object Performing Arts Essay
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When Schubert wrote his music, he was so mindful of the ‘rests’ that he paid them as much attention as the notes. Rests, in music, are silence. Music lovers realize they listen to a lot of silence. Artists pay a lot of attention to the distances in their paintings: the spaces with nothing in them - negative space - are vital for perspective. 
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Body Art & Its Art Performing Arts Assignment
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According to the paper, body art has evolved itself from a tribal identity to a more cosmopolitan identity.  Now what exactly made body art come into existence is not answered by history. It was definitely a need-based art as is evident from people camouflaging themselves with dirt and colors. Body Art, in its avatar of makeup, is a modern development.
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The Meaning of It All Performing Arts Article
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The author states that considering the first two aspects of science discussed by Feynman, they are very closely related, indeed even complementary. At the root of both these aspects is epistemology, the theory of knowledge. The philosophy of science might be considered, after a fashion, to begin in Ancient Greece.
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Art and Other Aspects of Culture and Society Performing Arts Essay
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They serve different functions. In the spiritual aspect, the works of art were made as offerings to gods such as the idols. Some even had their departed loved ones as gods. These were the ancestral spirits. Art is not only a decoration but a reminder to people that in death, there is another life depending on the religious belief of country or race.
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The Simple Perception of Matter and the Representation of Narrative Performing Arts Essay
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The paper shows that this visual perception in narrative form, and the attitude surrounding it, has been associated with art historians with proto-Gothic and Gothic architecture. However, the writer of the article suggests that such associations between the visual arts and coined terms are arbitrary.
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Understanding Theatre - Two Approaches to the Work of an Actor Performing Arts Assignment
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Sometimes the actor feels a void from within. He understands the emotionality of the character, the pain, the sorrow, the happiness, the rage everything is understood in the exact depth, however, the actor can go blank from within. In such a situation the actor identifies a similar situation from his own life and tries to relate the emotionality. 
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The Influence of Renaissance on Art and Architecture Performing Arts Assignment
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Both the works aims to explore the humanness of individuals. They wanted their works to reflect human beings more closely. It was their attempt to make the people relate more to their pieces of work. In both the paintings we can see that the artists wanted to bring forth the greater philosophies of life but in a more subtle manner
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The World of Van Gogh: 1853-1890 Performing Arts Research Paper
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According to the research findings, it can, therefore, be said that in Two Crabs, it is thought the same crab is pictured twice, once on its back and once right side up.  Taking his cue from the woodcut, the image portrayed shows little more than the two simple crabs and a brilliant blue background. 
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The Italian Renaissance Performing Arts Essay
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In one Sonnet, Michaelangelo wrote about the Christian renunciation of the world's follies, as well as faith in Christ's redemptive powers, making it an interesting contrast to the more passionate lyrics of his earlier years. In another one, his most famous poetic work, Michaelangelo probably addressed his poem to Vittoria Colonna. 
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Introduction to Drama and Theater Performing Arts Essay
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Ophelia in the film is not deceived by the actions of her elders.  She is well aware that they are attempting to use her in some way to gain access to Hamlet’s inner thoughts and feelings and she obviously feels this is wrong.  However, she doesn’t seem capable of finding any means of escaping the trap she’s been placed in. 
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Simon Schama's Power of Art Episode on Pablo Picasso Performing Arts Movie Review
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Luis Jimenez’ “Mustang” at the Denver International Airport is very suitable in its location mainly because it was one of the original art installations commissioned by the Denver Internationa Airport. This piece is made of fiberglass and the artist was known to be the first installation artist to use fiberglass as his medium. 
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Leonardo da Vinci Performing Arts Term Paper
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Mona Lisa or Monna Lisa in other books is a portrait of Lisa Gherardini, third wife of Francesco del Giocondo, painted by Leonardo da Vinci possibly between 1500 and 1504, although some critics date it between 1503 and 1506. The painting also is known as La Gioconda, is a half-length, life-size portrait on a canvas 30”x20” 
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Critic of Pollock's Art Performing Arts Research Paper
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It was titled “Last Dance” since the critic sees Pollock as a graceful dancer when executing his paintings. As Haber claims “He laid it on with care, in dabs of black and skeins of intense color. He let it run off as he circled a canvas as if it flowed from the motion of his body”.  The critic also examines the comments of other art critics such as Harold Rosenberg and Clement Greenberg on the works of Pollock such as “Dance Class”.
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Comparing and Contrasting Sung Painting with Northern and Southern Sung Styles Performing Arts Article
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Li Cheng was perhaps the most famous artist of the Northern Sung period, even though it is doubtful that we can now see this as a visual certain. He assumedly painted natural landscapes with a sense of poetic spontaneity that was held back by a responsible and detailed brush method, achieving a balance between form and expression.
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Leonardo da Vinci and Damien Hirst Performing Arts Essay
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The so-called archetypal ‘Renaissance man’, Leonardo’s work reflects the Renaissance obsession with form, perspective, and the human body. By focusing on his work Vitruvian Man, this essay will outline not only how this work of art captures a precise cultural moment but also how Leonardo moves far beyond his contemporaries.
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Islam in the Performing Arts Performing Arts Research Paper
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Across the globe, there are several such actors and actresses, who feel this kind of spontaneous impetus in their mind and they are already on the process to prove that Islam is one of most noble and liberalistic religion, totally unlike the current form as it has been represented to the people across the world.
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History Of The Restoration And Conservation Of Works Of Art Performing Arts Research Paper
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After the restoration, the restorers take notice of the maintenance of the frescos. That is why the chapel’s microclimate was protected by the installation of a new air filtration system. This would eradicate temperature change, damaging effects of humidity and filtration of exhaust pollution in Rome.
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Renaissance Art And Architecture Performing Arts Research Paper
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The Italians were quick to discover how the mathematic perfection of the ancient world linked to their own proportional understandings as a means of creating more aesthetically-pleasing art. In making this link, the artists also discovered a respected means of communicating with their audience in a language they, too, could immediately understand.
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Gender and Physiology of the Grande Pas de Deux in Marius Petipas 'Sleeping Beauty' Performing Arts Dissertation
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In the first place, masculinity has been put into contrast with femininity with a view highlighting the visual effects of the superiority of a prince (the male partner of the ballerina) who rather inspires his audience to view Aurora and her nation from the standpoint of a liberator.
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Performing History Performing Arts Research Paper
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The backwardness and lethargy of the Nigerians could be traced out by the words delivered by one of the main characters i.e. the dead woman in Soyinka’s “Dance of the Forests” that simply means that the country did not make any progress for the last many generations and had been undergoing the same problems faced by several previous generations 
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Baudrillard on Image or Illusion Performing Arts Essay
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We can see how the same tendency to attempt to give our reality more meaning contains basically the same intentions as our attempts to give our images more meaning by making them indecipherable from reality. Of course, this tendency only makes both reality and images less effective than what it could actually be. 
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Masterpieces of Cai Guo-Qiang and Butterfly Effect in Art Performing Arts Essay
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No artist works in a vacuum. Art is the artist’s way of relating to the world. The artist relates to the environment and history, to the culture and his or her life and place. Art is a way of relating to everything else. It is the nature and purpose of art to create a reaction in the audience, and this can be thought to be permanent in that the reaction can never be undone, only changed.
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How Does Mood Affect the Performance of Singers Performing Arts Research Paper
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Humans are able to produce music that would suit the kind of thinking they have. since singing could be observed to have come from certain points of inspiration among the performers of the song, a valid interest on how moods and emotional swings actually affect the performance of singers worldwide shall be tackled in the paper.  
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Portrayal of Single Mothers the 20th Century Plays Performing Arts Research Proposal
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In the plays by Paul Zindel The Effect of Gamma Rays on the Man in the Gold  Marigolds and Andrea Dunbar’s The arbor, the effects of abuse as related as a consequence of single parenthood, and as a result of single parenthood reveal how society views alternative family styles. Cultural viewpoints are a source of pressure that causes backlash within family units.
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Medieval Mystery Play Noah's Ark Performing Arts Case Study
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             It may be concluded that special effects employed in “The Noah’s Ark” were limited, as in other medieval plays of Corpus Christi due to the very nature of the play being mobile. Such may likewise be attributed to its pedagogical character whose focus was to teach the Salvation History to the masses, rather than to entertain the people and provide artistically theatrical pursuits.
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The Barber of Seville and The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus Performing Arts Term Paper
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Brecht fashioned a type of drama that the audience could view with total objectivity He pioneered the epic theatre, in which a play should not cause the viewer to emotionally identify with the characters before them, but should instead awaken balanced self-reflection and a critical observation of the actions on the stage.
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Art History: Catalan Chapel and Classical Greek and Republican Roman Sculpture Performing Arts Assignment
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Scars have been acquired on the sides of the head as if it had been clamped in place at some point in time at the temples, and another area of scarring is evident on the man’s right cheek. All of these appear to be the result of the ravages of time rather than any intention on the part of the sculptor.
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Van Goghs Cypresses Performing Arts Article
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Wheatfield with Cypress is a painting depicting two cypress trees standing in a field of wheat, just as the title suggests. The cypress trees are the two trees to the right-hand edge of the painting and they stand surrounded by small rounded clumps of smaller trees or bushes of considerably less definition.
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Whistlers Mother: Artwork Analysis Performing Arts Case Study
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Whistler, however, believed in the strong sense of tradition by painting “Whistler’s Mother” in the general black and white styling, creating considerable controversy during this time as to whether the painting was too bland for American or European art experts.
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Restoration Theatre Performing Arts Case Study
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The beginning of the seventeenth century was marked by a high degree of social, political as well as moral uprising whereby theatres were closed, churches were shut down and kings being beheaded. By the late seventeenth century several progressive developments were observed in the field of drama and theatre, such as the foray of women artists on stage and the changing tastes of the audience.
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Art, Culture and History Performing Arts Essay
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Renaissance in an American city is quite interesting, and without losing the grand sense of the term, Providence’s rebirth is one based on historical continuity, that is the essence, and the ideals upon which the city is founded continued to mirror history and culture to the present times. It an ideal one, in that it was able to preserve the historical significance of their foundations.
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The Human Form Expressed in Art Performing Arts Essay
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A century and several medical advances later and the pregnant woman is now seen reclining on a bed, comfortably reflective and calmly anticipating the birth of her growing child as shown in Freud’s depiction.  However, the 21st-century woman is also a strong woman, capable of taking on supreme challenges and overcoming them.
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Humors Implications Performing Arts Case Study
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In conclusion, humor is one thing that has the capacity to bring people together despite their differences in backgrounds and situations.  The human connection is strengthened when people interpret simple events with a twist of humor just so to drive away stresses and share with others one of life’s best free gifts… Laughter.
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The French Impressionist Movement in the Avant-garde Performing Arts Assignment
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The most disturbing, yet amazing thing is that all the surrealist images in the film, except for the encounter with the Grim-reaper-like-creature, are ordinary happenings in the life of a woman. Unfortunately, small production companies were unreliable sources of funding and with the coming of sound, film production became too expensive.
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Diane Arbus: Photography of the Everyday or Pictures for the Freak Show Performing Arts Case Study
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Grannan's subjects are obviously glad to have us see what they look like with nothing on, and οf course we take a look. While Grannan exercises a certain amount οf control over these experiments in the banality οf voyeurism, I am unable to locate a scrap οf significance in photographic mood pieces that are one part pulchritude and one part ennui.
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Childlike and the Primitive Drawing Performing Arts Essay
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The paper shows that in the work of each artist, it can be seen that colors and shapes take on extreme importance in conveying the emotional content of the work. In each case as well, the subjects are only abstractly presented, allowing them to become symbols of the general rather than true depictions of real people. 
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Treatment of Women in Medea by Euripides Performing Arts Essay
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           Semantically, we hear a different kind of language being spoken. The voices and words that are heard by the audience emanating from the home are filled with unbridled emotion—anger, sorrow and hatred (Medea) and fear (the children at the end of the play.) The public sphere where the Chorus acts out its part is the voice of reason.
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Body and Fahsion Photography Performing Arts Essay
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A similar process of modelization occurs with the body of the fashion model, which is drained of any biological realities. As Elizabeth Wilson puts it, “this is the body as an idea rather than as an organism” (Wilson 1995: 58). Contrary to what one might expect, the essential function of the body of the fashion model is not aesthetic.
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Comparing Two Plays for a Theatre Class Performing Arts Case Study
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England's King James I hold up Shakespeare, and he claimed he was a successor of Banquo. Though the past Macbeth was a noble and now ruler, in Shakespeare's engagement in recreation he is depicted as a determined and ruthless oppressor, while Banquo is modest and modest. William Shakespeare writes many plays with the past meaning behind them, of course, affected by his thoughts or view.
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Creative Arts: Eduard Manets Painting Olympia Performing Arts Case Study
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The critics of Manet’s time reacted to the painting with absolute horror, interpreting in it signs of the dead and decaying woman.  “The expression of [Olympia’s] face is that of a being prematurely aged and vicious; the body’s putrefying color recalls the horror of the morgue” (Jankovitz cited in Clark, 1985: 288-289). 
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Opera Means a Drama Set to Music Performing Arts Essay
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Opera means a drama set to music. It consists of singing accompanied by an orchestral overture and interlude. It is a form of musical and dramatic work, in which the singer conveys his message through the song. Traditional Opera comprises two modes of singing, the first is recitative, and the second is aria. Claudio Monteverdi is regarded as the father of Opera.
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Western Culture Art from the Renaissance to the 20th Century Performing Arts Article
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In “Many Mansions” (1994) on display at the Art Institute of Chicago, Marshall brings the focus on the three black men who are carefully tending an elaborate garden with multiple-colored flowers in well-manicured beds and shiny cellophane-wrapped Easter baskets full of goodies awaiting the children who will receive them.
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Michelangelos Process in Creating the Sistine Chapel Performing Arts Term Paper
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The ceiling, once finished, delighted most of those who came to see it. “The pope was delighted with the unveiled fresco, surveying it ‘with immense satisfaction.’ Everyone visiting the Sistine Chapel in the days after the fresco’s completion was equally dazzled with Michelangelo’s work” (King, 2003, p. 299).  
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Baroque Art and Rococo Architecture Performing Arts Article
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For the 17th century artists, it was a time of expressing the changing world around them in ways in which not just the educated, but the simple mind might understand the individual artist’s interpretation of what was going on around them by way of the visual experience, insights, brought to them by the individual artist.
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Art History Comparcomparisons Performing Arts Assignment
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These two sarcophagi obviously each have a similar purpose, those of interring the dead with respect and dignity in a way that reinforces the position they held in life. In addition, they each differ significantly from the artistic traditions of the Greeks and Romans, who had held sway throughout much of history to this point 
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Edward Said: Orientalisms Effect on Art and History Performing Arts Coursework
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There can be no “truths,” Said argues, only formations or deformations. No scholar or writer, or artist can rise above these limitations (Said 1978). This may or may not be an accurate assessment. But maybe the truth is that people don’t want truth in art as much as they want their fantasies revealed.   
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The Ontology of the Work of Art Performing Arts Assignment
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Through each of these topic criticisms, there have essentially been double-sided issues, which either promote or negatively affect its theme. Ingarden’s text generally employs ideals, which aim to guide such themes as have been presented above. Through analytical conceptions, these themes have been presented and explained as concisely as possible.
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Indigenous Voice Performance Performing Arts Essay
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The event at the Washington State University was a success as it incorporated artist from distinct backgrounds all addressing different issues. Similarly, these artist especially Supaman, combined both traditional clothes and modern attires (Washington State University Performing Arts, n.d.).
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What is Art Critique Performing Arts Essay
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Leo asserts that art is universal and that restricting the art motif to a unique society, a group of people or a certain nation is akin to repudiating the universal nature of art. I firmly believe that Leo affirms this conviction having perceived art from a three-dimensional angle. I concur with Leo's standpoint.
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Imaginary Orient by Linda Nochlin Performing Arts Essay
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The expansionist attempts to unify the nineteenth-century characteristics at a documentary realism. The event occurred during the advent of European expansions in the nineteenth century. Europeans usually believed that Islamic Orient at that time was culturally inferior, and they advanced their idea through colonization.
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