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    Additionally‚ in Girl with Peal Earring‚ people can infer that Jon Vermeer used four principles of design to demonstrate how he uses the elements of art in his masterpiece. By viewing this portrait‚ Jon Vermeer exhibits movement‚ variety‚ emphasis‚ and unity in his painting. Movement is shown when Jon Vermeer adds final touches to the painting‚ a small amount of colt paint is set to make it seem more delicate‚ sharpening the edges and darkening the color in some places. Next‚ variety is an important

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    intrigue and secret. The term is routinely associated with the well-known Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675)‚ some believing him to be the best painter ever. In spite of the way that there is no documentation of Vermeer being a follower nor his methodologies for painting‚ yet his work has left the world stunned for quite a while‚ until finally a couple of analysts have achieved a conclusion that Vermeer used optical point of convergence‚ not knowing in any case‚ how. Until the technologist Tim

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    Johannes Vermeer due to the fact that her father lost his eyes in a kiln explosion and can no longer work to support the whole family. As a maid‚ she must do housework‚ take care of Vermeer’s children‚ do laundry‚ buy meat from the butcher’s shop and withstand her solicitous and envious mistress Catharina along with her trouble-maker of a daughter Cornelia‚ a moody maid Tanneke and Catharina’s canny mother. In the beginning of the book when Griet meets her new master and mistress‚ Vermeer is captivated

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    and descriptive language allowed her to explore the themes of forbidden love‚ predators and sexual desires. For hundreds of years people have wondered who is the girl in the portrait Girl with a Pearl Earring‚ painted by a Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer in the 17th century and what is the connection between them. This fictional love story by Chevalier explores the sensual relationship between the young lady and the painter. Griet‚ a seventeen year old girl‚ narrated the story of her life experiences

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    in his book‚ Vermeer’s Hat. In this novel Johannes Vermeer uses paintings as a window to show the reader an in depth view of trade and globalization in the seventeenth century. Each painting has certain elements that represent trade and globalization in some way. By using paintings‚ Vermeer is able to subliminally show the way globalization can be seen in Europe in the seventeenth century. In the first painting titled‚ “View of Delft” Vermeer illustrates the main port of trade in the Netherlands

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    Griet’s identity‚ but the main factor is Vermeer‚ her master. At first‚ Griet is viewed as an innocent girl‚ who is compelled to work as an maid due to her father’s incapability to provide for her family. She does not want to leave her family and go to an unknown place‚ but she has to; in order to fulfill her family’s needs’. This is evident when Griet says to her sister‚ Agnes‚ “ ‘You know I don’t want to leave. I have to’”(7). When she arrives at the Vermeer household‚ she is viewed as a helper

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    translation which was first put forward by Hans J. Vermeer and developed in the late 1970s. The word “skopos” which was derived from Greek‚ meaning nothing but “aim” or “purpose”‚ is a technical term for the aim or purpose of a translation (Vermeer 227). The theory focuses above all on the purpose of the translation‚ which determines the translation methods and strategies that are to be employed in order to produce a functionally adequate result. Vermeer believes it as an “offer of information” that

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    earrings are returned to Griet. The look on Griet’s face is a look of shock‚ some anger‚ and recollection. Catharina gave Griet the pearl earrings because she cannot bear to wear them‚ nor stand the sight of them since the day she saw the painting. Vermeer betrayed Catharina and the earrings are the biggest reminder of the betrayal‚ so to move on from the time Griet spent as their maid and rid all those memories from her mind she needed to give away the earrings. Catharina could have given them

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    Vermeer lived in Delft with his Catholic wife Catharina‚ her mother‚ Maria Thins‚ and their 11 children. Vermeer often used sets from around his home and his wife’s clothing in his paintings‚ which largely portrayed young women in home settings. We also know very little about his painting Girl with a Pearl

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    The novel helped me to understand Vermeer as a painter. By reading the novel I now know how creatively he uses his paints to create a master piece. In his painting there is depth and light. In his painting‚ Woman with a Water Jug he focuses his attention on the right amount of lighting to create perfection. He gives the painting an amazing realness. The way Vermeer takes his time to make his painting into perfection‚ I have a new appreciation for paintings. Vermeer uses different paints to make different

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