Music is the harmonization of opposites, the unification of disparate things, and the conciliation of warring elements...Music is the basis of agreement among things in nature and of the best government in the universe. As a rule it assumes the guise of harmony in the universe, of lawful government in a state, and of a sensible way of life in the home. ... What Pythagoras found so wonderful was that his elegant, abstract train of thought produced something that people everywhere already knew to be aesthetically pleasing. ...

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In the beginning, people believed the universe was geocentric, the Earth is the center of the universe. People believed this because they looked up into the sky and saw that the universe seemed to be moving, but they could not feel the Earth move. Later on it was believed that the universe was heliocentric, centered on the sun. ... The ellipses are the idea of a geocentric universe because the planets moved about in patterns that looked random. ... The problem with elegance is when you have more than one theory that is equally elegant. ...

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"Ballet is a universe of the imagination, a place of magic and enchantment, beauty and romance."" They incorporate poetry, painting, music, and dancing to create elegant and lavish entertainments. ... From that moment on, ballet started to transform into a more professional, and elegant art where dancers learned how to carry their bodies and use their arms with grace, symmetry and harmony. ...

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One may even consider the novel Bronte's personal interpretation of the universe. ... The great tragedy in the book is when Catherine, in all her elegant refinement, attempts to grow up and marry an established man. ...

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"'Harmony' (that is, the perfect relationship among parts in terms of mathematical proportions or ratios) is the source of all beauty, since it exemplifies the laws according to which divine reason has constructed the universe,"" says Janson. ... Amiens is a great example of elegant and grandiose Gothic form. ...

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An artist must create a different universe, one that surpasses culture, time, and personal philosophies. This new universe should surround and open a viewer's eyes and lead to a new understanding of their own world. ... The words are so smooth, elegant and written with true talent. ...

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Anderson has collaborated with Steven Heller (design writer) to create The Typographic Universe and the New Modernist Type, New Ornamental Type, New Vintage Type, American Typeplay, The Savage Mirror, and Graphic Wit. ... During the '90s, in the early digital era when typography was alternately adorned, Anderson found the right balance and her concepts look very elegant and muscular; more importantly, they were surprising and very delightful (Heller, Steven (2010). ...

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Quote: ˜ The creative universe begins with its essentiality and whatever path the imagination takes, ends with its purity. ... Elegant, decorative. he followd a certain design strategy; he started the clash of design and business. he couldn't afford the fabrics for his collection and had to pay the topmodels for 50 instead of 20.000   What if Dior or Chanel dies? ...

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