Madonna Louise Ciccone was born on August 16 1984 in Bay City. She was the third child of six children she was known as the sissy in her family. Her mother was a religious Zealot. When her youngest sister was born her mom was affected with breast cancer. By December 1 of 1963 her mom passed away. Madonna was 5years old in her song titled “mother and father”. She was a straight a student in high school she graduated earlier than her peers. When she graduated she had a full scholarship to university
it ran. In order to advertise the two-minute Pepsi ad with Madonna, Pepsi ran a teaser spot during the nationally-televised Grammy music awards in February 1989. In the teaser, a narrator’s voice runs over a short film. The clip was showing an aboriginal man in a desert making his way to a hut with satellite dish. The advertisement says: “No matter where you are in the world on March 2nd, get to a T.V. and watch Pepsi’s two-minute Madonna commercial featuring her latest release, ‘Like a Prayer’–
I am inspired by Michelangelo Bonarroti because of the beauty of his artwork that is close to perfection. I am also intrigued by the fact that he excelled not only as a painter, but also as a sculptor, a poet, and an architect. He lived in Florence, Italy during the Renaissance and was known as the "Father and Master of All the Arts". He was very famous and loved during his lifetime that his name became a synonym of “masterpiece”. He completed artworks for nine different Catholic Popes. His most
using an optical device comparable to how modern people trust a microscope more than their own eyes. The bottom inscription reads in Latin, “Jan van Eyck made me on 21st October 1433”. He placed a similar autograph on two of his religious works, Madonna at the Fountain (Koninkljike Museum, Antwerp 1439) and The Dresden Triptych 1437 (Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister, Dresden, 1437), but only on one other portrait, that of his wife Margareta in 1439. The use of the second-person form “Jan Van Eyck made