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    in the play. How does Lorca use the house to convey his ideas?” In order to arrive at the central idea in Federico Garcia’s last play‚ “House of Bernarda Alba”‚ the title is the first factor to be reflected on. Lorca has not presumably named the play “Bernarda Alba”‚ or “Day of Bernarda Alba”. He had named the play “House of Bernarda Alba” because it will let the reader draw attention both to Bernarda’s ‘house’ in the sense of Bernarda’s family and to the physical space of house itself‚ which

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    have went from majesty to mystery with the construct of race as a science toward the end of the 18th century. With this construct of race it begins to dramatically undermine the pious interpretations of the objects and images surrounding the Black Madonna. A common theme used is that the Madonna’s became black unintentional‚ has greatly affected the depth into which the study of the Black Madonna’s has gone. Michael P. Duricy gives three categories in which the Madonna’s can be placed: 1) Dark brown

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    founders could have dreamed the sensational art they were about to unveil to the world. The group itself was mainly comprised of poets and painters who wanted to bring back the freshness and conviction of early Italian paintings before the works of Raphael Sanzio da Urbino which artist of the time considered primitive. The four major doctrines of the group resemble what you would expect to find in a utopian debating committee. The doctrines while being simple also help you easily see their main goal

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    over the past few centuries. The women of Spain and Norway were suppressed at the time the two plays A Doll’s House and The House of Bernarda Alba were written. Although this issue has improved in most countries‚ it still is occurring in some countries. This issue was portrayed in the themes of these two plays. Both A Doll’s House and The House of Bernarda Alba portray the suppression of women and their lack of freedom in different ways. In a Doll’s House‚ Nora has always appeared to be obedient to

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    The house of Bernarda Alba ACT ONE SCENE 1 MAID: My head is bursting with these tolling bells. PONCIA: They have been mumbling away for more than two hours now. Oh‚ thank God we’re alone for a moment! Scrub everything clean. If Bernarda doesn’t see things shine‚ she’ll pull out of the few hairs I have left. MAID: What a woman! My hands are bleeding from all this scouring. PONCIA: She – the most immaculate – the most decent. She – the most superior! Her poor husband has earned

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    composition‚ but different in content. The first image is Leonardo’s Madonna and Child with St. Anne (168 x 112 cm) in the Louvre‚ created around 1508. This is an oil painting on wood support. The second is Michelangelo’s Holy Family‚ or Doni Tondo‚ (120 cm diameter) located in the Uffizi‚ and created in Florence circa 1504. This is a circular image in an elaborate frame‚ painted in oil and tempera on panel. Leonardo’s Madonna and Child with St. Anne was commissioned as an altarpiece for the Church

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    True to it’s common characteristics‚ Chimabue’s "Enthroned Madonna and Child" stays loyal to the style of Italo-Byzantine art. Giotto’s "Ognissanti Madonna" however‚ in some key areas‚ strays away from the conventional techniques of the style. Chimabue’s approach to composition in the artwork "Enthroned Madonna and Child" was extremely confirmative to the time period. He made use of the medieval heiracy of scale‚ making Mary and baby Jesus much larger than other figures‚ therefore making them

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    Heat - in this case‚ often mentioned and referred to at the height of Bernarda’s oppression and fury. Therefore‚ a symbol for Bernarda’s dominating nature. Heat is also another reference to sexual desire represented by the fans and lemonade. Black and white - The common Western connotations. Black represents everything bad (death‚ mourning‚ oppression‚ being closed in...) while white represents all things good (the truth‚ life‚ freedom). Black is mainly associated with Bernarda and all the daughters

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    The Madonna of Chancellor Rolin is an oil painting by Netherlandish master Jan van Eyck. The revolutionary Flemish master founded the Flemish School of Painting and was the court painter for Duke Phillip the Good of Burgundy. Jan Van Eyck primarily focused on oil paintings during his career. He was so good at manipulating oil glazes that people would mistakenly give credit to Jan van Eyck as the founder of oil painting. The painting that gave recognition to Jan van Eyck’s career dated back to 1435

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