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Romeo And Julie Gender Roles
Francesco Hayez, The last kiss of Romeo and Julie, 2 young people were married secretly but by law, even though their family were against it.

1) specifies, general difference
2) family
3) social sexuality

geral difference: * cultural representation of women in society: * by the picture of Bartolome Esteban Murillo Assumption of the Virgin, the assumption of Mary, that she didn’t die, miracle that represents that Mary was pregnant without having a man. * the notion that Mary doesn’t dir isn’t reached in many places, it is mostly represented in Spain, in Spanish Churchs. She was assumed into heaven.

Picture Venus in Front of the Mirror by Peter Paul Rubens, was drown in classical mythology, cupid is also represented, Venus and
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By the picture The wedding of Stephen Buckingham and Mary Cox by William Hogarth, represents the wedding of a Stephen Buckingham that takes place in monarch churche, and minister of the church. Church regulates marry. Churches always were regulating sexuality before marriage and after marriage. According to picture The Holy Family, by Caesar van Evendingen represent the need to teach. They were always teached. Women are shouldn’t been teeched. Women were born for particular work to …show more content…
Also depicted by Oeconomus prudens et legalism, represents the family as an important resource. In Hogarth picture the young couple aren’t alone- there are some women, priest etc, which represents the marriage to be a public ceremony. Why Celebrating the wedding? For reproduction, the possibility for new peasants, the beaker shop and other places to continue to work. This is what they celebrating for. In a picture The Marriage(2nd half of 17th century) by Jan Steen represents the marriage signing before the ceremony. If the woman is married and husband is dies before having children, woman goes back to her family. About 90% of upper class marry another one from upper class. In picture Charles 1 with Henrietta Maria, Prince Charles and Princess Mary by Anthony van Duck depicts that marriage is also a political issue, it represents that king produced a male, so there will be a stability. So king has finished his work. That’s why this portrait is os important.

the picture Madame de Pompadour by Francois Boucher. The picture Marriage of Lous and Marie by Laumosneir represents the marriage brought the peace for 2 countries.

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