renaissance
renaissance
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by Brenda Harness - 2007-01-17
Feeding much of intellectual thought during the Early Renaissance was the concept of classical humanism, a movement based on human worth and dignity and man's place in the natural world. It was believ...
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by Jayesh Chudasama - 2007-01-28
Art is always and everywhere the secret confession, and at the same time the immortal movement of its time - Karl Marx Since ancient age to modern art we have come across multiple art styles & movemen...
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by Oleg Ishenko - 2007-02-01
My wife and I just stayed at the Renaissance Aruba Beach Resort for our honeymoon and were very happy with our decision to stay there. Above all, the staff was all courteous and responsive ...
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by John Augustyn - 2007-02-13
Over the past four years, under the auspices of New Tang Dynasty TV (NTDTV), a group of artists and scholars have breathed new life into Chinese culture. Together they have produced a world class annu...
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by Will Kalif - 2007-02-22
Did you ever wonder what it would be like to be a knight, a wizard, or maybe a king or a queen? The days of knights are long gone but there are organizations, groups and events that still celebrate...
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by Allyson Huggett - 2007-03-29
The rapier is most well known as a dueling sword. Its slim tapered blade allows for quick slashes as well as skewering the opponent. It is most often used as a thrusting weapon despite its double...
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by Andrew Karasev - 2007-07-31
In this small article we would like to give you historical excurse and emphasize our opinion on Great Plains Dexterity renaissance, including GP dex source code programming, dex sanscript legacy c...
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by Andrewshw2 - 2007-09-25
There are two stylistic approaches of Italian and English Baroque which can be distinguished as ‘conservative' and ‘progressive' at the same time. Each of the stylistic tendencies has strong...
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by Samantha Smith - 2007-11-15
Many people know Michelangelo for his famous sculpture of David. The statue is a symbol of Florence. It is the symbol of human courage and will.In the beginning ‘David' stood ready to fight on...
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by Philip Spires - 2008-07-02
Having read Michael Levey's From Giotto to Cezanne and A History of Western Art, I approached Florence - A Portrait thinking I knew what to expect. I did find the attention to detail, the keen critic...
