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    Jamaica Kincaid. Kincaid’s short story, along with portraying Fromm’s maternal love theory, supports the Madonna/whore syndrome, which was theorized by Sigmund Freud. Fromm’s maternal love, and Freud’s Madonna/whore syndrome can be closely tied to one another. Maternal love is unconditional, and a mother truly knows how to love when she is able to separate from her child. If a mother lacks the unconditional love aspect, and

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    and educated morals the panting Madonna Enthroned has a traditional Christian subject, representing the Virgin Mary and the Christ Child seated on her lap. This large painting is an extremely important landmark in art history. Cimabue’s painting of the Madonna Enthroned shows strong Byzantine Influence. The throne is elaborate with no visible back support, and instead seems to rise upward denying the material reality of it is weight. Furthermore, the Christ child is depicted with the proportions

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    The Madonna or Virgin Mary was a popular theme for many Middle Age and Renaissance period artists. I will be writing with a view of exploring the following pieces. The first is Madonna Enthroned with Angels and Prophets. [Fig 1] This work was by a prominent artist named Cimabue, or Cenni di Pepo, and was created in Florence, Italy. It is believed to have been done in the Middle Ages from 1280-1290 A.D. and the medium is tempura on wood. At dimensions of 12’7” X 7’4” it is quite large and is currently

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    Who Is Giotto A Hero

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    talents, he drew a perfect circle. Many consider Giotto De Bondone to be the father of Renaissance for his contribution to the art world. Giotto’s Madonna and child reflects a time when artists were initiating a return to naturalism through beauty and harmony and stepping away from tradition by emphasizing figurative realism. Giotto’s the Madonna and child was created between 1310 and 1315 as a central part of a polyptych commissioned by the church

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    One piece of art could be favored in the past but not currently popular today. The Italian Madonna and Child Beside a Window painted by Mariotto di Biagro Bindo Albertinelli is a beautiful rendition realistically painted capturing the depth of field. The viewer can imaginatively reach out and touch the painting just kids want to if only the museum

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    Madonna Louise Ciccone was born on August 16, 1958 (O'Brien p.6). She has two older brothers, one younger brother and two younger sisters (O'Brien p.6)Her older brothers loved to tease her and she often told on things they did to her father (Morton p.33)Madonna got her first name from her mother Madonna Sr. (Morton p.32). She was both a well behaved and difficult child one time being told not to leave the yard and was upset and pushed another child down (Andersen p. 21). Madonna was very close with

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    Art Analysis Essay

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    “The Madonna and Child with Saint Anne and an Angel” is an art piece with many different art principles and elements that are conveyed in such a manor that alludes complexity and great importance. The picture consists of four individuals- an angel, a baby, a Madonna or mother, and Saint Anne. The baby, cradled and asleep, is being overlooked by an angel, as the angel seems to be covering the child with a white blanket and much great care. Contrary to modern pictures, the angel has black wings wearing

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    Art Analysis Form

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    producer’s expression. Some forms of art have been made to express political, religious, societal, or filial messages. This paper tries to focus its attention on paintings as one form of art and specifically on the 1380 Virgin and Child done by Antonio Veneziano and the 1504 Madonna Del Granduca by Raphael Sanzio. Both paintings are from different eras of art work, which as Gothic and Renaissance respectively and focus on the human form with religion being depicted as the theme. Both exhibit numerous variations

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    The Madonna: a picturesque representation of Judeo-Christian ideology’s mother Mary and her young prophetical child, an infant Christ – an innocent and thus, oppressive trope of renaissance art that echoes throughout art history as subject matter for masters from Byzantine proto-renaissance, mannerist, and baroque, to contemporary artists alike. The Madonna was, just like nearly everything with religious epithets, a means of influencing followers. Being no exception, the Madonna represents something

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    ASSIGNMENT #1- OPTION 4 ARTWORK Giotto di Bondone, Madonna and Child Enthroned (ca. 1310), 10’ 6” Cimabue, Madonna and Child with Angels and Prophets (ca. 1280-1290), 12’ 7” X 7’ 4”. Madonna and Child with Angels and Prophets, an alter piece standing some 12 feet and 7 inches tall, was created around 1280-1290 A.D. for the Church of Santa Trinità in Florence, Italy and is now in the Galleria delgi Uffizi Florence. This iconographical piece was constructed through tempera

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