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The Schroder house is an icon of the modern movement, it is an eccentric and unique house since it was the only one built under the Neoplasticism style. In this essay, components of this building will be discussed: central ideas,style, representation and methodology, reality and ideology and society. These components attempt to show the reader the importance of this architectural masterpiece. The central ideas of the Schroder house are the flexibility of spaces and its planar quality, which

Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque introduced the cubism and collages, and defied the need for art to be literal and straightforward as much art was before the twentieth century. Architecture was transfigured by architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier, who rejected traditional architectural methods and employed new ideals. Their ideals included using new materials such as ferroconcrete, using Asian architecture as a significant influence, and drastically changing how homes are constructed

The Sacraments Portrayed in Les Misérables God gives us unconditional forgiveness each day even if we do not go to reconciliation to be forgiven of our sins. Forgiveness works both ways in the eyes of God. In order to receive full mercy and forgives from God we need to go to Reconciliation and properly be forgiven from our sins. Jean Valjean knew he had sinned and turned away from God but he refused to go and be forgiven of his sins. God had given Jean Valjean forgiveness since the day he sinned

INFLUENCES IN FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S ORGANIC ARCHITECTURE Frank Lloyd Wright is one of the most important architects of the twentieth century; with his buildings and his ideals of an organic architecture, he got to be known by everyone. Who does not know about the Fallingwater? This building is considered his masterpiece and represents all his principles. For him, organic architecture was designing by integrating a building to its site and context, and he was able to achieve it with most of his projects

The architectural sublime combines in various manners the spatial sublime, with the cosmological sublime, as found either in response to the vast and awe inspiring scenes of nature or in the theological renditions of the cosmos1. Etienne- Louis Boullee’s Cenotaph for Newton can be considered a sublime work of architecture as it tries to communicate a cosmological truth, while giving the spectators a psychophysical sensation of expanding, reaching an artificial infinity. Boullee aimed to honor Isaac

“I want my kid to grow to be a selfish narcissist and not appreciate the challenges life presents to them,” said no parent ever. The novel Les Miserables written by Victor Hugo displays many honorable attributes through certain characters, but Marius, a youthful rebel, is not a character to look up to. As Cosette emerges into the life of Marius, he playfully acts as a victim of love. The love not only blinds Marius from who and what is truly important, but also blinds the reader as the love averts

There were many candidates for my essays subject. I considered Jean Valjean, for we both put others ahead of ourselves. Marius was another candidate. He and I both have unpopular political views and have a tendency to rebel. However, I think the best choice for the essay is Javert. He was the very bottom of my list, but crawled his way to the top. As I read more about his character, it became more and more apparent that he was who I needed to write about. Of all the characters, I am most like Javert

The city of M-sur-m  is a place runned by a convict . This convict is named Jean Valjean. Jean runs this city day and night . He is helping a woman get her child back and restore her health . Jean Valjean shouldn’t confess because it would cause chaos in his city and the woman would be in the streets with no help at all. Fantine is the name of this woman . She is sick and wanting to see her child named         Cosette. Cosette  is with a family named the Thenardier’s . This family treats her horribly

Cen’s ears flicked, while she wasn’t sure that the Archmage had heard his growl, she did. It was something she knew very well, though hoped that he behaved. Her words stayed sweet and polite, sounding a little different from when she normally spoke hoping Kari might recognize the act “ Yes, even with enchantments it’s still dangerous, for not only us but for you as well, technically. I believe we’re both enemies of your new leader, yes?” Her words were to the point but still said in a jovial manor

Nicolas Poussin is born in Les Andelys, France in 15 Jun 1594. Poussin's talant was recognized from an early age, and when successful local painter Quentin Varin visit his hometown. Very little is known about Poussin's early years in France. Inn the spring of 1624 Poussin arrived in Rome, where he was welcomed into the active group of intellectuals included Cassiano dal Pozzo archaeologist and philosopher. In 1628, with Cassiano’s help, Poussin received his first big agreement: “The Martyrdom of