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their abilities to depict scenes in such realistic manners that you would never know they are actually paintings. These two artists were named Albert Bierstadt and Johannes Vermeer. Both men came from different times and different ethnic settings. Dutchman, Johannes Vermeer was born in the year 1632 and passed away tragically in 1675. Over his lifetime Vermeer put his soul into his paintings, causing modern day historians and art lovers to struggle to figure out how he painted such realistic scenes

The wages of fear was a fun and fantastic movie. Going into this, I realized that I wanted to watch a film that had horror in it as well as mystery and suspense. This movie starts off with the Frenchmen Mario, and Jo, Dutchman Bimba, and Italian Luigi being stranded in the remote town of Las Piedras. Circled by desert, the city is connected to the outside world only by a minute airport, but the airfare is much too expensive for the guys. There is limited opening for employment besides the American

Wilhelm Richard Wagner (German, 22 May 1813 – 13 February 1883) was a German composer, known for its opera and Musical. He is not only a composer, but also a theatre director and polemicist. He was a pivotal figure in the history of German opera Front undertake Mozart, Beethoven’s opera tradition, turned back the trend of post-romanticism opera composer Richard Strauss followed. At the same time, because he was the complexity of the political, religious thought, has become the most controversial

The best president to go in it is Ronald Reagan. Ronald Reagan was the 40th president. A fun fact about him is the nickname “Dutch”. It was first applied to Ronald Reagan, in childhood, from his father’s remark that he looked like “a fat little Dutchman.” It stuck throughout his adulthood. ("Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, National Archives and Records Administration.", Facts about Ronald Reagan,Lifetime Nickname)("Ronald Reagan Biography."paragraph 1). The best choice is Ronald Reagan because

The Hiding Place by Corrie ten Boom started with the 100th anniversary of the founding of the ten Boom Watch shop in Haarlem, Holland. Highly respected for their deep religious faith, the ten Boom family gave help to anyone who might need it. The celebration took place in 1937, under the shadow of World War II as well as the rise of Nazism. The Dutch people, believing that their neutrality would be honored as it had in World War 1, could not have imagined the horrors that would soon befall them.

Event Objective: Students will be able to: • recognize an opportunity to be celebrated and appreciated for talents outside of academics/athletics • contribute positively and responsibly to ensemble work and demonstrate the ability to collaborate with others • communicate understanding of various core content matter in a non-traditional format • make connections between theatre and other art disciplines, other content areas and the community Essential Questions: How can participation in the DCMS

Introduction sets out the topic and first paragraph conveys thesis statement where it is clear that author is Presenting controversial issue whether it was fair to use atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Uses language appropriately to convince the audience. - Author is appealing from soldier point of view that causes the reader to reflect on the terror of war where destruction of enemy is the primary mission. -Uses opinions of qualified person to support his points such as James Jones, Pfc. E

Celia was a slave from Missouri who was purchased at the age of 14 by one of the most respected members of the county Robert Newsom. Newsom purchased Celia because he needed a replacement for his wife who was deceased. He bought her with the intention of converting her in his concubine. 2. What was Celia’s relationship with George, and why did he give her an ultimatum? What was his motive for doing so? Gorger was Celia’s real love. Gorger who was also one of Newsom slaves give to Celia the ultimatum

Education is the basic key to one’s life and the shift of time shows the process in one’s mind. Migration Portraiture by Nikkey Finney is a poem focuses on the importance of education to African Americans while they were in the South and the key will to learn growing through the movement to the South. This sense of education is seen through the transition of life for African Americans between their time in the South and then to the North. The poem goes through this shift of time to emphasize experiences

Cosima Bulow, as well as being rumored to have cheated with Mathilde Wesendonck. Regardless, his first big theater job landed him in Latvia where he ultimately fled to escape his piling debts even with the success of his first major work The Flying Dutchman. He then relocated to Paris where he