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    everyday things that I normally don’t look at very thoroughly. It is apparent that she was her work, in anything that she created she incorporated feeling and emotion. When she painted, she painted according to how she was feeling whether it be a modern painting, an abstract painting, a landscape painting. She took simplified natural forms like clouds, plants, and waves and used them in charcoal drawings with exquisite abstracted, expressive lines and shapes. Without a doubt, Georgia O’keeffe was

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    My Love Of Art

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    As the soft, smooth brush strokes of blue and green hues danced across the naked canvas to create something almost mesmeric, my life was forever changed. The oddly satisfying damp smell of watercolors on fresh paper, or the jolt of exhilaration after finishing a week long project is intoxicating like methamphetamine for an artist. Art and the inspiration from my favorite artist such as Vincent Van Gogh and Gustav Klimt, changed my life for the better and led me to find what sets my soul on fire.

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    Bharatanatyam Essay

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    Bharatanatyam is a dance that is widely popular in India, and especially in the Southern part of India. Bharatanatyam is originated in Tamil Nadu a southern state in India. Along with basic footwork and hand gestures, Bharatanatyam also has the capacity to tell stories and emote various feelings to tell a story. The dance stems from a scripture called the Natyashastra, which includes all the guidelines about classical dance and performance etiquette. According to Sridevi Jagannath, a dance teacher

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    The Effects of Catholicism on the Education of Women in Renaissance Italy According to Paul Grendler, the conservative, clerical pedagogical theorist Silvio Antoniano (1540-1603) reflected on women’s educational status in Renaissance Italy in one of his written works, claiming that “…a girl (should not) learn ‘pleading and writing poetry’; the vain sex must not reach too high…A girl should attend to sewing, cooking, and other female activities, leaving to men what was theirs”. Apparently, this

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    Alone in the house with Mayamma, an old house-keeper, and Baba’s orphaned books after his departure for New York, Devi was engulfed by an awesome loneliness and a wave of uselessness. Her sense of futility overwhelmed her as both the men she had trusted and loved, her father and father-in-law escaped from the “tortured grip of the pain, loneliness and guilt” (84), by dying and her gentle mother-in-law, Parvathiamma by fleeing the house in search of God long before her arrival. Drawn to ‘Kritya’ in

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    Constructions of Gender and the Treatment of PTSD within the U.S. Military The U.S. military shows a surprising sensitivity and openness to the emotional difficulties of being stationed abroad, especially in a conflict zone, and it is making great efforts towards preventing/easing depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among its members (although it varies by branch). Group therapy is made available at Veteran's Administration hospitals and the Department of Veteran Affairs

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    other arts and not be a slave to one specific form. For example, there is no specific style of music to use; instead, dance should be free to pair with any type of music. The five rules can be found in more detail in Jack Anderson’s book, Ballet & Modern Dance a Concise History on pages 134-135. The importance of full expression and the inclusion of other arts within the ballets are key to the intentions of Classical

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    technically, what we would refer to today as, a graphic artist. Advertising through posters and postcards were his forte. His favorite subject for these works tended to be young women with long hair, so that he could better employ the use of calligraphic lines that is a distinguishing characteristic of Art Nouveau. Often, the women wore long flowing robes that were sometimes classical in nature, and were surrounded by floral motifs. Later, he would come to use these floral motifs to form halos around the

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    frequently, is the objective of the artist who created the conceptual piece. Three artists who embody the abstract principles are Joan Mitchell, who was one of the first women expressionist painters who focused on landscape-type portraits, and a successive artist to similar abstract painters such as Mark Tobey, and also preceded by modern sculptor Lynda Benglis who literally “cements” abstract painting concepts into unique dimensional sculptures. Yet, Mitchell’s artwork is “special” to me

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    Andy Warhol’s “Campbell’s Soup Can” reflected the typical poster and magazine art found everywhere in modern culture. It emphasized the mechanical reproduction of art, and its hidden beauty, what we often overlook. The silk screen designs that Andy Warhol was making, were almost untouched by human hands mass produced almost completely using machines. Even

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