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Annotated Keywords: Gender and Sexuality in Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Article
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Commodification is likely the most common form of dehumanization that takes place in the film. Commodification creates commercial acceptability. One of the complaints that come from Avant guard filmmakers is that their work has been commoditized by the mainstreaming of the concepts on which they first began to defy the commercialized film industry.
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Born in Flames Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The film industry has been playing a key role in not only entertaining, informing, and influencing but also representing particular crucial contexts of human living. They are created from occurrences that the directors come across, hear about, or imagine will happen after reviewing some current events.
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Sullivan's Travels Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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That is the Burrows, one of Sullivan’s servants. He claims not to get involved in poverty and shabbiness, what is more obtaining such status purposely, with a special aim. Still, his sir does not pay attention to these words and makes a clear decision to try a different kind of life, a poor one.
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Communication and Persuasion, Film Classic of Propaganda Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Hitler had learned the herald of Fascism from Mussolini, that a dictator could take control over industrial and modern European nation, but only through the elimination of all challenging iconographies and elevation of such leaders to a state of quasi-religious. One could only achieve such a status by wide propaganda exercises. 
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The Book Mutiny on the Amistad vs. Film Versions of Amistad Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The way in which the actors are portrayed in the first scene simply depicts that there is no need for translation to enable the film to captivate the viewers purely by auditory and visual aspects, a characteristic that makes the film more beneficial than the textbook. This is something that lacks in textbooks and is currently highly recommendable.
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The Art made and the Experience in Cyberspace Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Digital technology products are not only the simple functioning programs we could use, but the products of art made and creating a great experience for us. The examples of the great experience of the art created are chatting programs, theme parks, movie theatres, body art, virtual created space, carton figure, and online gaming.
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The Great Gatsby Movie Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In addition, the movie introduces drugs like cigarettes, dishonest, deceitfulness and frequent jazz-linked associates that work well in fussing ancient-movie theatrics and discriminatory camera work. In addition, the movie blends contemporary pop and age music, fast-paced pleasantry and physiological drama, and imaginary scenery and genuine sets.
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The Crucible Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Abigail Williams is a major character and is not very complex. She is the villain in the movie, she is a liar and a manipulator. In her hysteric situation, she ends the life of nineteen people, who were
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Foreign Parts about the US Cities Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In conclusion, the movie “foreign parts” is a reflection of the aspect of immigration in some towns of the US. The movie reflects the existence of conflicting aspects that do not meet the values of the tenets of the American Dream. Some immigrants’ are not able to access proper service despite their struggle to pay taxes through their odd jobs.
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American Beauty Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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She is sharp in observing people’s minds, as the scene explains when Jane’s parents appraise the dancing performance of her & Angela. The way Lester looks, appraise & talks to Angela, she says to Jane that, “your father is sweet & nice, and also seems that your parents haven’t had sex in a long time”.
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Product Placement has to Be a Part of Film in an Era when Advertising Is Struggling Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Nowadays it is not enough to broadcast short advertising clips to make people buy something. It is the reason why marketers rush to cooperate with filmmakers and introduce their products and services in the context of feature films. Product placement is present in almost every film released during the last 10 years.
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Visual Art Analysis Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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No matter whichever medium one must adapt to display and promote his or her thinking in front of the others, visual scrutinizing is a great way to get a detail about the technique that an artist used to develop his or her work. This is also helpful to understand the meaning that he or she is trying to communicate.
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Infernal Affairs Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Due to the cinema culture crisis, the film mirrors the industry that created it, the society that spawned it and the global market that embraced it. There was a glimmer in the box-office upon the release of the film in Hong Kong. The film broke records in Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan; and in mainland China, it was the biggest opener of the year.
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In the Shadow of the Tree by Helen Galloway McNicoll Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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Helen Galloway McNicoll was born in Toronto but unfortunately, she grew to become deaf in the early years of her life on account of severe scarlet fever. She is known to be an artist who strongly represents feminism in her painting. It is seen in all of her works that she wants to express the real and strong relationship between a mother and child.
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The Sixties - Sir No Sir And the Movie A Yank in Viet-Nam Compared Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The sixties was a stormy decade of monumental tragedies, cultural events, changes, advancements, assassinations and deaths. However, 1963 was marked the worst year for film production within fifty years. That is there were only about 121 feature releases. Nonetheless, the subsequent year saw the largest number of foreign movies released in the US. 
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A Raisin in the Sun Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Walter Young: he is in the mid-thirties. He is a husband to Ruth, a father to Travis, brother to Beneatha. Walter is the family’s breadwinner from his job as a limo driver. He is struggling to ensure his son and sister get an education. He is concerned that the income for his family is not sufficient, so he plans to invest in the liquor business.
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Knight Errant by Oskar Kokoschka Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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Kokoschka completed the creation of this painting in 1915. During this period, Kokoschka's relationship with Alma Mahler was crumbling (Solomon, 2003, pg.102). Mahler was a widow and her dead husband was a very renowned composer. After the death of her husband, Mahler was involved in two love affairs concurrently.
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Thermopylae - Fact and Fiction Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The true history of the events asserts that the power of a consolidated Persia under the leadership of an autocrat such as Xerses meant that the power that this entity could wield over others was profound. The loose level of cooperation that existed between the Greek city-states meant that cooperation in and of itself was at a premium. 
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Chen Kaiges Farewell My Concubine Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The film is an effective medium for political socialization, it was successful in communicating the political turmoil and other events that took place during that time to the people of the newer generations. The movie also explains the gender troubles and issues of homosexuality. It blames society for turning a boy into a girl and later humiliating him for being in search of his gender identity.
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Racism in the White Dog Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Though the consequences of racism are clearly elucidated, it is quite clear that people are not willing to disown it. Racism is also seen to keep on changing from one state to another based on the prevailing circumstances. This has shown by the changes in the racial extremities from the attack of the dogs on the blacks to the whites
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An Ultimate Hollywood Comeback of Robert Downey Jr Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Downey was persistent in efforts and determination to achieve this role. Of course, his effort ultimately, earned him the role and he proved himself the best choice, in fact, he is scheduled to reprise the role of Sherlock Holmes and but, also, recently agreed to a $100 million dollar salary for next two instalments in the “Iron Man” franchise (Scott 1).
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The Car: Icon, Symbol, and a Central Feature of Contemporary Visual Culture Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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This car photo represents the era of the 1950’s in which the birth of new cars along with their cultural relationship took place. In this period, the display of the automobiles remained a significant aspect of 1950’s car culture. And the most popular colors which were mainly preferred by the Native Americans were green, blue, and pink.
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Chinese Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Admission/Application Essay
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As the paper outlines, the crux of this question lies in exploring whether sound only embodies what can be picked up by the auditory senses or does it also encompass what the same sense cannot gather. Therefore, in the contentious realm of cinematic sound analysts aim to comprehend the role of what is left unheard.
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Analysis of Surrealism Movement in the History of Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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In the film, Alice in Wonderland, the director presents Surrealism by showing acceptable, even mandatory, mad, and rebellious characters and scenarios. These aspects relate to the characteristics presented by the sequence in the film, L’Age d’Or where the director forced the audience to adopt subconsciousness by opposing catholic sex taboo.
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Sean Mcallisters Documentaries Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Documentaries give watchers great entertainment, education, and representation of events as they are. Over the years, various scholars have attempted to define and state the features that define documentaries. However, the idea that documentaries are meant to be a representation of factual events has remained all through.
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The Merchant of Venice Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The film as Muir further cites, handles the plot wonderfully, with different portrayals showcasing the prevailing social contexts of the Edwardian Venice setting. As part of the larger Jewish community in Venice, Shylock is discriminated against by the Christian majority; aptly dressed in drab clothing that is symbolic of the ghetto-life the Jews are placed in (64).
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Cyborgs in Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Cyborgs in cinemas depict an understanding of how the human body works. A majority of cyborgs created from the anxiety human beings have to use the technology that is at their disposal depict the features of human beings. Their ability to have a high capacity of memory that is implanted shows their distinction from human beings.
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Tyrion Lannister From a Song of Ice and Fire Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Tyrion Lannister has been an effective character in narrating the culture and society of the time where his character was plotted. At the same time, he has also presented the group of midgets as people not different from the tall human because they also have an attitude of loving others and bringing happiness to other lives by understanding their issues no different than their own.
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Tyrion Lannister From the Game of Thrones Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Through the character of Tyrion, the author presents the historical themes of traditional rule and the place of women in society. Through the character of Tyrion, the author exposes the superstition of society, the place of women in society and the role of sexuality in society’s culture. The series falls under the fantasy genre.
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The Concept of Queer in British Films Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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Queer theory critically investigates the fundamental idea that any particular sexuality can be “natural” and “immutable” while expanding its lens to include all manner of sexual activities or identities that may either be put in the normative or deviant categories. Queer media, which encompasses websites, films, magazines, among other cultural products, became a common phenomenon.
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Seurat's Sunday Afternoon on La Grand Jatte, Gauguin Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Projecting himself in different images and styles is Gauguin’s style of art. He also goes the extra mile in sculpturing his own self, as well as, a range of materials. The inscriptions in his paintings brought about a strong link between words and images. They suggest the disappearing culture of writing and images. Moreover, he used inscriptions to emphasize his idea of Paradise Lost.
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Media Empire and Cultural Entrepreneurs Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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No one can deny that technological development plays a special role in the life of any nation. In an era of the rapid development of new information technologies cultural business is a very successful enterprise. Of course, only competitive businesses can survive in the modern information market and make a profit.  
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Cultural Industry Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In this context, the cultural industry relates to the media consumption industries like the film industry, radio industry, and the television industry. Cultural industries pursue different objectives that include monetary benefits, art, and entertainment among other courses. There is a general perception that reality show producers accrue a lot of loses on producing the most favorite reality shows. 
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The Critical Concept of Queer in Relation to Films Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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The concept of queerness has often been at the core of the study of film since queer cinematic experiences have been perceived to provide a lens for subversive reimagining that enables the creation of a simulative, new platform for recapturing infinite sexual meanings, pleasures and interpretations. Queer cinematic experiences have often emphasized the idea that queerness is often moving.
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Screening Film History Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Surrealism finds cinema as a medium of expressing nullity in reality while using irrational imagery and the subconscious mind. The films produced by Surrealism seek to inform the society that there is more to reality than what we see or know since reality has no limits. Such films include Un Chien Andalou.
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Sexual Harassment as It Is Presented in Oleanna by David Mamet Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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John has realized by now that he is trapped and finds it tough to dissuade her from pressing the sexual harassment charges, he seizes her arms to demand her attention, prevents her from leaving and tries to convince her about his stand. She screams and rushes out of his room and at this juncture the Scene II ends.
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The Works of Ai Wei Wei Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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According to Wei Wei, our respective culture is the context and “lens” by which we see and interpret the world. Thus, we assign a value to images and symbols differently. One may be important to other culture while it may be without meaning to other cultures. We can cite the example of Wei Wei’s sunflower seeds as an example.
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Media Fast and Media Immersion Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The media is very influential to individual, communities and societies. The effects of different media forms to us cannot receive any form of under estimation. Either directly or indirectly, they influence the perspectives of people. A considerable measure of time is dedicated to the different media forms by people.
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Exhibition Proposal of Mayan Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The ceramics were not done as purely that; rather, they had extra techniques of art added such as painting on them as in figure 9. The painting is that of a battle scene. It can be started from the painting that the vessel was used as a remembrance or trophy to show winning a war. The second ceramic, figure 10, is yet another ceramic with a complex design.
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Film and Reflection of Society and Culture Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Other people are for the view that culture and society are reflected in films while films also exert a level of impact on culture. I conform to this view. This essay will analyze how films have been able to reflect on the culture and society in historical periods. I will consider how the Hollywood film industry reflects American culture.
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Top Ten Film Literature Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The movie shows that just like what small children used to believe, there truly are monsters in the closets of their bedrooms, especially after dark. The closet door at night leads to the city of Monsters known as Monstropolis that is powered by Scream Heat. This means that they jump out of the closet to scare the children in order to collect their Screams.
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YouTube and the Music Industry Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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YouTube has provided a fundamental change in the way that talent is found, promoted, and engaged. Whereas it would be foolish to state that this will be the paradigm into the definitive future, it is clear that the current era of music and talent acquisition is heavily impacted upon by the power of social media and the likes of YouTube.
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The Use of Voice Over Narration Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The mechanisms by which each of these voice-over narratives are employed and the ultimate ends that they are meant to accomplish in the minds of the viewers is as diverse as the films. Regardless of the subject matter that the director attempts to engage the viewer with, the implementation of the voice-over narrative is both an effective and diversified tool.
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The Movie Reds Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Reds is one of the greatest works created by Warren Beatty and it is because of the great work that he did in both directing and producing it that it has remained exceedingly popular to the present day. While the main plot of the movie is an attempt to recreate the life of John Reed and the way that he was able to live his life as a Communist in the United States.
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Video Analysis: John Grierson's Drifters Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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John Grierson refers to the film as the creative treatment of actuality. Drifters as one of his successful definitions completely fall in this description(Aitken, 2013). Actuality refers to the existence of something or someone with the typical contrast of what was expected by many people. It entails the existence of the condition and facts. 
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Tie-Dye Fabric Design Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Tie-dye is an old technique that has undergone significant transformation over many centuries. From its primitive beginnings in the 8th Century, when simple resist techniques and temporary dyes were used, tie-dying has developed over the period to encompass modern methods of design, application of permanent colors, and a greater level of intuitive resists.
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Is Film Noir a Genre or a Style Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Film viewers desire different types of stories. Some prefer movies having happy endings. Other film audiences prefer real-life situation movies. Another group prefers real history-based films. Science fiction films have their own target movie customers. Evidently, the film noir genre caters to the movie demands of the black film audiences.
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A Balance of Convention and Invention in Film Genres Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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The integration of both old and new ideas in film making leads to some sort of realism in the movie and caters to the demand of the different viewers that may come across the movie. Filmmakers may decide to be alternating the films within a particular genre for a given period that covers familiar normal life stories/events, plot twists, and the application of unanticipated characterization.
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Different Visuals of a Paintings Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The sculpture entails six human images. Indeed, I can see a young couple holding each other, kissing, and cuddling passionately under a beautiful tree. I can also see an old couple sitting comfortably under the same tree. I can see a woman breastfeeding her child. Notably, the tree has beautiful flowers and hence I can see birds and butterflies on the tree.
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Contemporary Illustration Versus Fine Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The paper will explore the contribution of illustration and its evolution of the modern-day application. An illustrator depends majorly on different aspects to draw his or her inspirations and these aspects will form the basis of the paper. The illustration is an art that can be traced from the mid-1880s.
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