François-André Vincent

1. "Self-Portrait With Two Pupils" by Adelaide Labille-Guiard in 1785. It was made out of oil on canvas and measures 6'11" by 4'11 1/2." It is located in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. "Self-Portrait" by Judith Leyster was created in 1635 and made out of oil on canvas. It measures 29 3/8" by 25 5/8." It is located at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC. 2. In "Self-Portrait With Two Pupils" Adelaide sits in a green and gold upholstered chair. She looks at the viewer a smile

of the sky and tints of yellow, red, and orange from the Sun. The ground looks as if to have texture. Last but not least, a painting I had found of a human couple, a completely human idea. The art I found was made by a human by the name of Francois- Andre Vincent. He titled his art Arria and Paetus. I could not believe that humans looked so muscular and their women had sharp attachments in their hands. This woman looks at the man with her sharp attachment out and the other hand is pointing to her head

Indigo painter who owned up to a hundred slave. He helped convince the national assembly that free colored people should have political rights. The next was Andre Rigaud. He was a military leader who helped Toussaint, but than later became enemies with him when they both struggled for control with Haiti. The next important person was Jean-Francois. He was the insurgent slaves’ first leader. The next important person was CHarles Leclerc. He was Napoleon’s brother in law who went to haiti to bring back

It is no secret that the Caribbean fails to get the credit it rightfully deserves. One is taught to embrace the history of the United States and Europe. However, when told to recite the names of Caribbean legends, the room becomes silent. It is rare that one is taught the impact that the Caribbean has made all over the world. This is a shame because one of the most important events transpired in the Caribbean. In a small colony by the name Saint Domingue, which is currently known as Haiti, a slave

In the animal kingdom, animals find a mate for procreation on the basis of the Darwinian principle of Natural Selection. Whichever mate exudes the qualities that most represents the genes essential for survival get chosen. Thanks to evolution and our resultant powerful brains, humankind has lost many of its animal-like customs in favor of customs strictly seen in organisms with extremely developed brains. Beauty is a modification of this aforementioned animalistic instinct and a product of our hyperconscious

9 -5 0 7 -0 3 3 REV: AUGUST 16, 2007 JOHN DEIGHTON VINCENT DESSAIN LEYLA N D PI TT D A N I E L A B E Y E R SD O RF E R ANDERS SJÖMAN Marketing Château Margaux Were a wine to be drunk in paradise, it would be Château Margaux. — William Styron, Sophie’s Choice Brad watched as wine poured from a precarious height into his glass, generating turbulence but no splash. “I must try that,” he thought. A young management consultant, Brad was no stranger to expensive meals, but here he felt