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its conceptual and imaginative possibilities. (Victoria and Albert Museum, 2015) Moving into contemporary design, Marc Jacobs, best known for his fashion design with Louis Vuitton and his own label, ‘Marc Jacobs’ and ‘Marc by Marc Jacobs’ who also brought ‘grunge’ fashion into the 19th century. (Biography, para. 1) I am going to be talking about Alexander McQueen and Marc Jacobs, specifically in the period of the 1990s and what inspired their designs, their methods of designing, their individual

master had power and low on his side; I had determined will. There is might in each” a statement from Harriet Ann Jacobs reflecting her will to overcome the standards of society (97). Harriet Jacobs’ life revolved around slavery from birth to death. Jacobs was a mother of two with determination and insight to make choices to change the way of life for her children. Harriet Jacobs was the first African American women to have her slave narrative published retelling her life story exposing the

Jacob Marley from ‘A Christmas Carol’ changes through the whole story. He has a creepy outfit. He treats people much different after he died. He is almost like Scrooge. Jacob’s clothes change from what he would normally where because he died a greedy man. Since he died being greedy he was held in shackles and cloths. He was also a ghost which is normally creepy. We don’t really know what his clothes were before he died. The chains and shackles represent all the terrible things he has done in

The Brothers Grimm, Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm, encountered problems that made them print these folk stories. After their books were printed, other problems were created because of it. They had to exchange ideas with many people to be able to write their books. Many forms of literature were explored to create the masterpiece that Jacob and Wilhelm made. Stories like Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, and Rapunzel had horrendous storylines that would probably not make many people show them to their children

and composition. Marc Jacobs is a fashion icon to many people in the fashion industry. Jacobs was born on April 9, 1963, in New York City. He is a master when working with fabrics, colors, and patterns. His intense passion for fashion has taken him straight to the top. Starting his own label in the 80’s under his own name and this has grown to be his own personal kingdom. Marc Jacobs has many items, ranging from handbags, makeup, watches, Men, and perfume. Marc Jacobs Daisy is the new feminine

Jacob Riis - Riis was most famous for being a journalist and photographer. He photographed and wrote about the poor people in New York who lived on the Lower East Side in the slums and tenements. He had a book published in 1890 called How the Other Half Lives. He wrote this book so that attention would be brought on the poor and their living conditions in hopes that people would help them. He got the attention of Theordore Roosevelt, who was police commissioner at the time. Roosevelt and Riis

Essay Questions for How the Other Half Lives: The book I chose for my book review is How the Other Half Lives by Jacobs Riis. Jacob Riis was a Danish American journalist who was considered a “mudrucker” and had a hobby of documenting certain things with photographs. He is actually considered one of the fathers of photography because he incorporated flash. His book demonstrated the horrible living conditions of poor people by writing and photographing the tenements that they lived in. The purpose

w.w. Jacobs was born a English writer more than an American writer. His whole name is William Wymark Jacobs was born in wapping, London ,England on September 8 1836 and he lived until 1943. He is the oldest son of William Gage Jacobs, and his first wife Sophia Wymark. She dies when Jacobs was very young. W.W. Jacobs is known for his scary horror story The Monkeys Paw, he is also known for his humor. Jacobs dad worked on a boat as a deckhand. He also the manger of a South Devon Wharf. He worked

discuss are The Adoration of the Shepherds, Jacob Jordaens, 1657, and The Feast of Esther, Jan Lievens, 1625. Both of these paintings are oil paintings on canvas, but they look drastically different. Power is portrayed in similar ways through the context and details of the paintings, but there are also key differences in both the formal qualities and the compositions. Light, gesture, and adornment are three of the key components in these paintings. Jacob Jordaens was born in

1. Who is the protagonist in Jacobs' work (I'm looking for just a specific name)? Linda Brent (the alias that Harriet Jacobs used for the character that represented herself) 2. Who is the antagonist in Jacobs' work (this is open to interpretation and will require explanation)? Although there are several, Dr. Flint is the one that is most obvious. Brent had been willed to Dr. Flint’s five years old daughter, when she was around twelve years old (Jacobs 923). Due to her new mistress being a child