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    Renaissance paintings also represented backgrounds of actual furniture‚ walls‚ and textiles in the room behind the main subjects. One of Giotto’s masterpiece works completed in 1306‚ the famous interior of the Arena Chapel‚ demonstrated the change to a blue fresco background. Much later‚ artists in the mid 15th century provided works with fully realistic backgrounds. Two examples of these realistic backgrounds include the 1449 painting by Petrus Christus‚ A Goldsmith in His Shop‚ and Dieric Bouts’s Last Supper

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    The Bronze Age‚ spanning from 3000-1050 B.C.E.‚ was a time in Ancient Greece characterised by invention and innovation both artistically and architecturally. The Minoans formed the first Greek civilisation on the island of Crete‚ which is located just south of mainland Greece. The name Minoan stems from a series of Greek myths about the legendary King Minos of Crete who was said to rule a vast sea empire; the Minoans were sea-faring people themselves. Minoan civilisation thrived from approximately

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    Inevitability of War

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    An Exigency of Caliber “All war is a symptom of man’s failure as a thinking animal.” (Steinbeck) On March 20th‚ 2003 I took this picture as my convoy crossed the breach into Iraq.  We were the first Marines to lead the march up to Baghdad. I returned with a heavy conscience and apprehension for our future causing me to bury most feelings involving this subject. But current events in our country’s global affairs have given me the courage to revisit my past experiences and explore the foundations

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    Michelangelo Influence

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    The Last Judgement is located on the altar wall of the Sistine Chapel. Commissioned by Pope Paul III‚ Michelangelo started this project in 1536 and finished 1541. The Last Judgement reflected the fresco style he learned while studying under Domenico Ghirlandaio. This painting defines the second coming of Christ and the final and eternal judgment by God of all humanity. This painting The Last Judgement was Michelangelo last works of art. After Michelangelo

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    commissioned by a priest and done as murals on church walls ("Icon Art.” 1). Two examples of large mural iconography that we learned about in class would be Leonardo Da Vinci’s The Last Supper (painted with fresco on the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan‚ Italy) and The Last Judgment painted in fresco by Michelangelo (seen on the walls of the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City). Analyzing the size of this piece because it is rather small it was most likely used as an altar

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    The Two Last Suppers

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    the Last Supper was painted El fresco depicting the scene passively without emotion. The work has the supper table horizontal across the lower third and Jesus and his twelve disciples dining behind it‚ before a backdrop of both man made structure and natural landscape. The artwork is un-cluttered and simple. The lighting is subtle and non-dramatic. Colour is conservative and dull this is partly due to the limited paint available and the technique and decay of fresco painting. The work is very balanced

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    argument for women’s intelligence so convincing? She was sure and confident about herself and Christine knew a way of demonstrating that she was an example for women’s intelligence. 5. What could fresco artists convey that medieval painters could not? How does their work embody characteristics of humanism? Fresco artists would paint on the ceilings of churches. Medieval painters would not do that because they already had stained glass windows. Both types of artists were inspired by greeks and romans‚

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    Mayan Architecture: Tulum

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    Collapse III. Mayan Architecture A. Intro B. Tulum (Case Study) 1. Tulum ’s History 2. Tulum ’s Influences and Styles 3. Tulum ’s Design a. Site 1. Economy 2. Social Class Orientation 3. Defenses b. Buildings 1. El Castillo 2. Temple of Frescos 3. Temple of the Wind 4. Temple of the Descending God 5. Temple of the Initial Series 6. House of the Haiach Uinic IV. Conclusion In world history‚ the Ancient Mayan Civilization was dubbed the "Greeks of the New World." Through years of

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    Using what Evans believed to be correct‚ bright colours‚ including bright reds‚ yellow‚ blues and purples also virtually enhancing the frescos that were found within the palace itself made other archaeologists question whether what Evans believed to be correct was not in fact accurate. Ventris later questioned the theories of Evans after finding tablets that were in a complex Greek form

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    Minoan Culture

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    Minoan Study The Minoans The Minoans are regarded as standing at the very beginning of European civilisation. They were regarded as being a people of magnificent social organization‚ culture‚ art and commerce. They thrived on their mercantile abilities and favoured "intense commercial activity". Their society was based on sea power and seaborne trade with evidence of links to Egypt‚ Syria‚ Sicily and Spain. Evidence suggests they were orientated toward trade and bureaucracy rather than military

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