European History

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  • Marc Yellow Cow

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    Franz Marc one of the leading artists of the German Expressionist artists of the Der Blaue Reiter movement, who focused on “lyrical abstraction in their works, as well as a mystical feeling with deep spiritual content” (Encyclopedia Brittanica). However, his work was more animal-centric. He believed that “animals possessed a certain godliness about them that men had since long lost because of materialism and lack of empathy” (Guggenheim). While Franz Marc painted many other works throughout his life

  • The Heian Period: The Influence Of Buddhism In Japan

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    The East Asian country, the islands of Japan, has a history of over 2000 years, during which there have been countless rulers, invasions, and time periods. Among all of these periods, Japan had one major period called the Heian period that lasted from 794 AD to 1185. The Heian period started after the fall of the Nara period (645- 794) with the change in capital. The ruler of the time, Emperor Kammu, named his new capital “Heiankyo”, present day, Kyoto, during his reign from 781 to 806. During the

  • Frida Kahlo Analysis

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    DESCRIBED the artwork The above portrait is called Self- Portrait with cropped hair, by Frida Kahlo. It is an oil on canvas painting and was completed in 1940. This self-portrait depicts Frida, sitting in the middle of a room on a chair. The sitter has short hair, and there is pieces of hair strewn across her body and the floor around her, indicating she had just had all her hair cut off. The audience can see that she is the one who probably did it as she is holding a pair of scissors. There is

  • Revolutionary War Vs English Civil War

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    Throughout history there have been many wars fought between many different countries. Some of these wars included the English Civil War, American Revolution, and the French Revolution and each war was in a different time period with different circumstances. Each of these occurrences had a different effect and helped shaped our world today. Theses wars were recorded in history and are defined by the results, aftereffects and how they differ from one another. To fully understand what happened during

  • Nicolas Poussin's Et In Arcadia Ego

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    Nicolas Poussin created Et in Arcadia Ego, between 1637 and 1638. He employs many distinct elements and principles in his painting; however a particular few that stand out helps translate his message to his audience. As many of the elements and principles of art are related to each other, the painting has some very prominent and profound principles and elements that correspond creating an interesting piece of art. Poussin’s color palette creates a unity and balance in the painting. While his use

  • Chariot Of Aurora Essay

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    Introduction “The Chariot of Aurora” is a painting by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. It was created in 1734 and is oil on canvas. Tiepolo was considered to be bizarre and unhealthy, but a change in his taste towards the end of the century, due to the influence of impressionism, changed that. Tiepolo is now considered to be one of the great artists of all times. It is believed that this painting was created as a proposal for a larger piece of work, such as a ceiling. Theme The theme in this artwork

  • The Flesh Jenny Saville Analysis

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    her painterly technique adds a sense of over exaggerated human depiction. Jenny Saville's paintings depict female nudes in extreme states of grotesque over-exaggeration, deformed, brutalized and obese women. These artworks work against the world’s history of male domination of idealized portraits of women. Saville is a figurative oil painter widely known for

  • Gender Roles In Ancient Egypt

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    In middle kingdom Egypt, there was a force even more powerful than the gods. This force was deeply ingrained into the Egyptian’s lifestyle since the Pharaohs emerged. Class. As depicted in The Eloquent Peasant and Ptah-hotep’s Instructions, primary documents from the time, almost all social dynamics in Pharonic Egypt were characterized by rigid class hierarchies, ranging from the Pharaoh, down to peasant women. In the Egyptian pyramid-like class system, each subservient demographic offered service

  • Is Google Making USupid Summary

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    The internet is define as “The global communication network that allows almost all computers worldwide to connect and exchange information” (Google Dictionary). The internet has become a major asset to almost each and everyone’s lives. One major site that every internet user use is Google. Google is the world’s largest search engine site on the web. Many people believe that Google is very vital, whereas others believe that Google is a curse. Nicholas Carr, the author of the article “Is Google Making

  • Teaching Assistant Assignment

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    Teaching is one of the most satisfying aspects of an academic career. Enabling students to fulfill their potential is immensely gratifying. My goal as a teacher is to help students understand, appreciate and create fascinating concepts and methodologies in computer science. I believe, teaching is largely an interactive process where both students and teachers can learn from each other. For me, two of the most important aspects of teaching is motivating students to stay engaged and challenging them