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Visual Arts & Film Studies Essays

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Photo Description of the Waiting Room in Chicago, Illinois Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Being a train station, this case might be something related to train departure or arrival or something different but related to train. The other officer in the background is most likely looking at the arrival and departure of the trains. This may concern the case. After considering all these, one may conclude that the case concerned train arrivals or departure.
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Women's Lives and Creative Work from Renaissance to Modern Time Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This is very unique in relation to works in the 21st century. Ladies in works of the current are not so much depicted as especially modest or compliant. In spite of the fact that characters like Lady Macbeth definitely keep on being imagined and conceived, it is not especially a ladylike quality that such a character is connected with.
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The Roman Tradition in Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The author states that the horse under Charlemagne seems almost too small for the larger body and one of the back hooves remains slightly raised. There are two possible reasons for this. The first is that Charlemagne was a physically larger man in a time when horses were traditionally smaller.
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Comparing Artwork Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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For many artists, the inspiration for their works stems from the things that they know or have experience with.  It is for this reason, among others, that comparing two works of art from differing time periods helps one understand more about the artisan’s culture, beliefs, interpretations and intentions.
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Shabtis and Egyptian Iconography Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The statue of Gudea of Lagash has been an icon of a good shepherd, a pious ruler, and a strong leader. Every detail of a work of art should be valued equally with the work as a whole, for, most of the time, it is in these details you would realize the value of art. From elements to visual metaphors, the worth cast upon by the iconography of objects is a remarkable step in understanding our history.
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Art and Society in Early Modern Europe Visual Arts & Film Studies Annotated Bibliography
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Steele considers the parallel between poetry and art in Renaissance Venice. Steele suggests that the initial ‘charm’ of a beautiful woman in a portrait is not, as earlier suggested, the point of the work itself, but that it entices the viewer into a further examination of moral and intellectual questions raised by the portrayed beauty.
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A Troubling Beauty: Salome by Oscar Wilde Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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To begin with, Salome’s beauty cannot be denied. As king of the land, Herod Antipas is the most powerful person in the play, yet he finds himself unable to look away from her. As his wife’s daughter, Salome is in a position where she can say whatever she wishes to Herod without fear of repercussions.
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Woman with a Hat Works by Matisse, Vlaminck, and Manguin Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Henri Matisse’s Woman with a Hat shows the woman’s eyes reflecting both steeliness and tenderness; steeliness for the hard times she and her husband was going through and love for the support she silently gives to the man and his art. The woman in this painting is Amelie, Henri Matisse’s model, studio helper, financial assistant, and encouraging wife.
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Frida Kahlo: Henry Ford Hospital Analysis Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In her youth, she survived polio. When she was 18, she suffered a serious injury in an accident when a streetcar ran into her school bus, her body impaled on a steel rod, and her foot, spine, and pelvis crushed. She spent her life with pain coursing through her boy with every movement (Smith 261). When she was 25, she was taken to Henry Ford Hospital.
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Writing a Screenplay with Various Symbols and Subtexts Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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According to Freud, the fear of losing your hair is the fear of losing your sexual power. I tried to translate into the film the book "The interpretation of dreams" in that scene of the film. In one of the scenes, the male character touches his hair while the woman starts to laugh mockingly. She is saying "why don't you go to the doctor?" 
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Analysis of Documentary Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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In his essay, the Filmed Century, Joel Black refers to the 20th century as a “documented” era. (Black, 1) According to Black “all sorts of events are graphically preserved as never before.” (Black, 1) The 20th century conscientiously departed from the concept of film as a representational art that primarily appealed to the eyes and the ears. 
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Disney and Studio Ghibli Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The films of Disney and Studio Ghibli are no exception, with animated stories often held to be a particularly extreme example of over-simplification for simple minds. However, there are compelling under-lying messages designed to cater to a much more adult audience in both cases. For Disney, this is about convincing adults that Disney represents a reassuring consumerist model keeping with American society and culture.
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Was the Mona Lisa Stolen Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The initial quote from Leonardo was for half a million dollars, and he explained that the painting was stolen on special orders to restore what had been stolen from Italy by the Napoleons. They did agree to the price, however, it was clear that the director of Uffizi had to see the painting before it would be agreed to be hung back into the museum.
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The Origin and Development of Photography Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The development of painting in the 20th century helped the painters to inculcate innovation in painting. Photorealism became popular. The need for a photo to complete a photorealistic painting has truly intertwined photos and paintings. Despite the fear that the photo would make paintings obsolete, the time has proven otherwise.
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The Review of Constantine and Super Size Me Movies Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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This assignment also discusses a documentary directed by Morgan Spurlock that takes a look at the effect of a fast-food diet on the American lifestyle by actually eating something on the McDonald’s menu every single meal time. At the same time as this incredible feat, he visits a few doctors to keep track of the changes that are occurring in his body.
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Perspective and Use of Materials in Picassos Guernica Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Perspective is a particularly interesting problematic in Guernica, as one can see automatically that there is a twisted mindset—a tortured soul if one will—which lies within the source of the painting. The perspective sets the mood and the tone for Guernica, obviously giving it depressing yet action-filled nuances. 
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European Art Activism and Dance as Activism Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Clearly, the shape of activism in the arts has changed and taken on a myriad number of forms throughout the years. The early 20th Century American Mass Pageants demonstrated a unique brand of activism. This was later altered during the strikes that incorporated the pageant framework in protesting poor working conditions in the newly industrialized nation.
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Auguste Rodin: Sculptures and Drawings Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Rodin demonstrates an obsession with representing as much of the real as he can while still acknowledging and utilizing the properties of art in its attempts to represent a lived experience.  He remains faithful to the imperfect forms of the human figure while also distorting these figures in some way as a means of more fully expressing the emotional appeals of their subjects. 
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Light Effect in History of Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Sandro Botticelli was an outstanding Italian painter of the mid renaissance period. He worked for Medici, the patron of art and culture. His paintings are renowned for sinuous lines and ethereal landscape. The birth of Venus, the beautiful painting of the Goddess of Love is one of his most famous paintings.
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Watchmen by Zack Snyder - Comparison of the Novel and Its Film Adaptation Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Alan Moore’s Watchmen, the graphic novel and its film adaptation by Zack Snyder have attracted wide mass attention. The high standard of the aesthetic appreciation that the comic book provided has helped it much to be named as one of the 100 greatest novels of the past century by Time Magazine. 
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Maus Art Spiegelman - Symbolism, Content, and Graphics Visual Arts & Film Studies Book Report/Review
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In Maus Art Spiegelman, there are portrayals and symbolism that are combined with a technique to convey the Holocaust. The turning point in history is one which Spiegelman displays with defined identities and metaphors, all of which create a stronger impact on the main theme in the novel.
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Pablo Picasso and the Painting Les Demoiselles d'Avignon Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Les Demoiselles d’Avignon is one of the famous canvas artworks of Pablo Picasso. Pablo Picasso is recognized as one of the greatest painters of the 20th century. During his early times, people believed that Pablo possessed natural artistic abilities. Pablo created many highly artistic paintings and drawings during his childhood and teenage years.
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Gender and Preferred Content in Childrens Drawing among Selected Primary School Children Visual Arts & Film Studies Article
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In order to enhance children’s motivation and interest in artistic performance, there is a need to better understand the role that gender plays in children’s artistic development. Numerous studies have not been able to fully address how gender affects children’s preferred content and how gender is translated into the children’s drawings’ form and style. 
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What does Art Mean Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Artists make use of art to express what they feel about different situations or things present around them. There are many people associated with other fields of arts. Let us now describe the work of five various artists who have made their names in the area of art.
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Evolution in Action Movies Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Action movies have undergone a lot of changes over the decades, but have still maintained the core values that make audiences care for their heroes and their trials.  An action movie, in many ways, has always been nothing other than a spirited, visual portrayal of a hero.  By definition, a hero is “one who shows great courage”.
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Outstanding Artists and their Important Paintings Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Everything was thought out perfectly. Though you can see the lines coming from Jesus's head as though they were going into the celestial sky, they also are in perfect perspective to the geometrical design of the architecture of the Refectory. The other triangle between Mary and Jesus represents the cup of the last grail.
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Sudden Shower Over Shin: Ohashi Bridge and Atake Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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All of the objects and the frozen actions uniformly convey the hidden truth that life in this uncertain world is full of phenomena that are short-fleeting. The beauty of the captured ‘floating’ moment in the picture necessarily lies in the fact that all the forms and contents of the picture essentially to be brilliant symbols through the abstraction of particular objects.
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Contrast between Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Paul Gauguin Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Both were influenced by the Japanese style which used flat bold colors and bold outlines. While Gauguin, in his attempt to break the bondage of Impressionist, moved first to Brittany and then to Tahiti, Henri lived right in the heart of Paris and Montmartre and drank up the nightlife to the brim. Physical deformity and ensuing caustic attitude to a life impacted many of Toulouse-Lautrec’s paintings.
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The Bridge by Hart Crane Visual Arts & Film Studies Book Report/Review
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The author states that as long as the film history goes, it is safe to assume that motion pictures have had a high impact, good or bad, moral or immoral, on the minds of its audience. But as Hollywood perpetually hangs between morals policing and freedom of speech, there has been a constant conflict between the filmmakers and the rest of the world.
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The Reality of the Social Life of People Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The movie depicts that despite Ray's work in converting his cornfield into a baseball ground, he had always doubted his works. But the main character of the novel is particular about his deeds and leaves no space in following his dreams. This difference in the film's characterization had contributed to making the film more real than the original story.
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American Independent Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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He was an author who had been nominated for a National Book Award. This brief but significant resume was indicative of the kind of filmmaker John Sayles became, both in this first film and in his long and storied career. He is a writer and tells stories of dense personal histories played out against the backgrounds of social, economic, and tribal environments.
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Picturesque as the Limits of Beautiful and Sublime Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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It is significant to make a note of the expression balanced in this depiction, as it brings to mind the idea of the beautiful. Picturesque paintings gave a picture of jagged, craggy trees and plant life, sharp dissimilarities of light and silhouette. The prominence in these works of art was on the range and distinction of observable.
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The Work by Ansel Adams: Black and White Images Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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He became prominent in the photographic community in 1935 when he was working and contributing technical articles to a popular photography press. In 1936, his work was renowned by Alfred Steiglitz and he further used his position in the field to boost approval of photography as a fine art since then.
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Early Cinemas Existence and Its Connection with Science Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Similarly, multi-shot movies like Uncle Tom’s Cabin showed only the main points of these popular and widely staged melodramas, with scene links given not by editing techniques but by the idea of viewers of the overlapping incident. Yet, the latter cinema seems to be one of the first to use title cards, or intertitles. 
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A Movie on the Palestine-Israel Conflict Through the Non-Violent Approach Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Most of the characters in the movie are true to life and convincing. However, the character that I identified is that of Ali a Palestinian pacifist who lost a brother in the conflict. Ali Abu Awwad was himself badly injured in the lower body by an Israeli settler and had to go to Saudi Arabia for treatment and rehabilitation.
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Reclining Woman on the Beach Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This painting does what it sets out to do incredibly effectively, and fully lives up to its potential. It shows absolute mastery of geometrical form and requires such mastery to be able to imply symmetry so heavily while at the same time completely deconstructing it and making an asymmetrical figure.
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Christinas World Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The piece "Christina’s World" is perhaps Wyeth’s most famous work of art. It is painted in his favorite medium, egg tempera, and is in his favored realist style. The use of tempera here allows Wyatt to create almost photographic detailing in the piece, whilst retaining an element of control over the brushstrokes.
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Comparison of the Starry Night and Ma Jolie Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Picasso’s paintings have the ability to tell a story. But in order to truly appreciate his artwork, one needs to know and understand Picasso. Ma Jolie is one such painting. The objects of his paintings become immortal when he puts them on canvas because they become a part of a story. As a cubist artwork, this painting shows several dimensions of a single subject.
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August Wilson's Play Gem of the Ocean Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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He took all the water and left the crew to die. But they survived. They followed the law of the sea. Life is above all. God raised it to a great height. “Live, Mr. Citizen. Live to the fullest.” On page 71 in the book, an important dialogue is passed Aunt Ester and says that in times of crisis, the captain escapes leaving the crew behind.
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Allegory of Nature by Marten Van Heemskerck Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The world was experiencing slavery of dark-skinned people by whites at the time this painting was done. This practice continued for centuries, until the late 18th and early 19th century when human rights activists raised their concerns and further pushed for the alleviation of slavery. This piece of painting qualifies to be art in the view of the theme and subsequent interpretation of the painting.
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The Massacre of the Innocents by Peter Paul Rubens Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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The Massacre of the Innocents dates back to the early part of Rubens’ career as an artist.  However, at the time of creating this masterpiece at the young age of 33 years, he had attained maturity as a painter, and he considered himself an outstanding artist. He had a long, prolific career filled with creativity and inventiveness (Cork, 2005).  
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California Art and Artist Robert Arneson Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Robert Arneson was a born and raised California artist, who was mainly interested in the popularization of non-functional ceramic art as an important element in the fine arts. He is regarded as one of the major founders of the Funk Movement as an art form, especially in the San Francisco Bay area.
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A Documentary Film Can Change the World Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Despite the different angle people view documentaries and their effectiveness in the world, I can support the idea that a documentary can definitely change the world (Cornel, 2005:35). This is because the highlighted aspects of social issues in our daily life empower us the viewers. Even if viewers do not act on what they see on documentation, the idea or knowledge will remain in their instincts.
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The Theoretical Foundation for the Graphic Design Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The rich cultural heritage of different countries and regions is often the source of creative ideas for graphic designs. Moreover, the reason for the influence of culture on designing is simply that culture is something that embraces society so pervasively that all aspects of life are touched by it. 
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The Japanese Genji Scrolls Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The aesthetic beauty of the illustrations along with enigmatic figures portrayed in them, make the art immensely successful in providing a visual accounts of the written story. The narrative has thus been communicated really well and effectively that it influenced the Japanese society of that period to the brim.
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Examining I Love Lucy Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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According to Television and Gender, I Love Lucy came about in the pre-feminist 1950s, during this time the women were supposed to belong into two categories, wives and mothers but not any other group.  Women were not appreciated for their brainpower nor were they supported to attain any type of career achievement.  The chauvinistic dominance of men was at its most obvious level. 
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Dissecting the Perceptions Gained from Televised Medical Drama - Grey's Anatomy Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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What implications does the heavy watching of medical drama series have on people’s perception of doctors in the real medical environment? Several surveys have revealed that public attitudes toward medical professionals are influenced by TV shows portrayals and that heavy viewers have substantial perception effects on patient satisfaction. 
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Analysis of David Parks Ethiopia Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The Bay Area Figurative Movement was an art movement that began in the San Francisco Bay Area. This art movement was founded by visionaries such as David Park who deviated from the then-current art style of Abstract Expressionism and moved towards Figurative Art Style. While initiating, abstract art was mixed with figurative style.
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Visual Analysis of Virgin and Child with Saint Anne and Saint Francis Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The Renaissance art period dates back to the 1400s and marks the transition from medieval times into the modern age. Artists of this period are very famous even today and their works rank superior to baroque art. Baroque art follows in the 1600s, marking the era of the church’s division into Roman Catholics and Protestants.
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Empire to Exile: A Jacques Louis' View of Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Book Report/Review
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The world of art has existed for a long time now basically it is since forever. In the modern world, we have paintings and works that are so expensive and jealously guarded. The paintings were done by people who lived hundreds of years back. Louis is not famously known for politics but he is known for his unique artistry and paintings.
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