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    The Sower and Setting Sun

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    He apparently did not yet possess sufficient confidence to attempt the work without preparing himself first‚ as the canvas in Otterlo is a study - though an extremely promising one.’The sketch [ ... ] keeps tormenting me’‚ he wrote to Theo‚ ’and I wonder whether I shouldn’t tackle it seriously and make a terrific painting of it. My God! how I should like to do that’ The Otterlo canvas was his first step towards this goal. He envisaged the ultimate masterpiece as speaking ’a symbolic language through

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    The Soul’s Corruption The Gothic begins with later-eighteenth-century writers’ in the Romantic period. When it was launched‚ the Gothic featured terrifying experiences in ancient castles experiences connected with subterranean dungeons‚ secret passageways‚ flickering lamps‚ screams‚ moans‚ bloody hands‚ ghosts‚ graveyards‚ and others. By extension‚ it came to designate the mysterious‚ fantastic‚ supernatural‚ the terrifying‚ the pleasurably terrifying‚ in literature more generally. Gothic literature

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    AMERICAN ART PROJECT Sharon Moore HIUS 221-B42 FEBUARUY 24‚ 2014 BAPTISM OF POCAHONTAS JOHN GADSBY CHAPMAN ARTIST The Baptism of Pocahontas is oil on canvas painting that was painted by John Gadsby Chapman .The painting was commissioned in 1837 and was delivered to the U.S. Capital and hung in Rotunda in November of 1840. John Gadsby Chapman is trying to portray a defining event in Pocahontas’s life which was her entry into the Christian faith. The feelings John Gadsby Chapman was trying to

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    Visi Pramudia http://visipramudia.wordpress.com/ BLUE OCEAN STRATEGY Authors: W. Chan Kim – Renee Mauborgne How to Create Uncontested Market Space and Make the Competition Irrelevant Visi Pramudia http://visipramudia.wordpress.com/ I. THE STRATEGY Visi Pramudia http://visipramudia.wordpress.com/ New Market Space known market space RED OCEAN Represent all the industries in existence today BLUE OCEAN Denote all the industries not in existence today space Circus Industry

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    Science of Poop

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    An Empty Canvas Scarlet red is the fire blazing in my memories But also the extinguisher. Turquoise blue is the vastness of the sea I dream of But also the tiny cup of water I crush. Carnation pink is the hope and love I witness But also a cut of the heart. Clear is the shining hope I gaze But also the blinding tears that fall. Apricot orange is the spark of excitement But also the dullness of rusty metal. Shadow silver is the reflection of my life But also the knife that shatters

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    Modernism

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    colours became more intense. He began to paint figures in torturous settings and angular forms. By the mid-1920s‚ Beckmann had become one of Germany’s primary modern painters. “The Night” was created by Max Beckmann between 1918 and 1919. It is oil on canvas and is an icon of the post-World War 1 movement. The painting shows an overcrowded room‚ having three men invaded the room and terrorising the occupants. A man has been hung by his neck by one of the intruders while another man twists his arm. Two

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    American Flamingo Analysis

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    To the left is the American Flamingo; a hand colored engraving/etching with aquatint created by John James Audubon.To the right are snippets of the artwork that Evelin Ortiz was particularly drawn to. The bottom right depiction is the image used in the Milwaukee Art Museum collection site. The reason why I chose this artwork actually has more depth than I thought it would. You see‚ ever since I was a wee freshman‚ I was fascinated by the art hung in our school. I‚ negligently‚ assumed all the

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    The dozens of self-portraits by Vincent van Gogh were an important part of his oeuvre as a painter. Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) created many self-portraits during his lifetime. Most probably‚ Van Gogh ’s self portraits are depicting the face as it appeared in the mirror he used to reproduce his face‚ i.e. his right side in the image is in reality the left side of his face. Contents [hide] 1 Periods 1.1 Paris 1886 1.2 Paris 1887 1.3 Arles 1.4 Saint-Rémy 1.5 Auvers-sur-Oise 2 Remarks 3

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    exemplify the physical beauty that the nude Venus promotes‚ this tempura on canvas is five feet and nine inches tall and nine feet and two inches wide . Botticelli’s creation digresses from previous medieval art by imposing individuality and humanistic qualities into each figure on canvas. The goddess Venus is the Roman equivalent to Greek goddess‚ Aphrodite. Botticelli’s placement of Venus in the center of the canvas emphasizes her beauty considering renaissance elements of individualization of

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    In this response‚ I intend to discuss Australian artist‚ Stephen Bush’s Hawkweed‚ an oil and enamel on linen painting that depicts a centrally aligned wooden cabin amidst a flat‚ abstract backdrop. This work features a cabin composed of wooden panels that is in the very center of the picture plane‚ surrounded by a spontaneous mixture of white‚ green and red‚ contrasting with the photorealistic gradients of the cabin and offering a stylized‚ psychedelic sort of aesthetic. Bush created this work to

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