... . Before the sixteenth century there were hardly any portraits of people other than kings, but after Elizabeth started to rule middle class people started to be sculpted and painted. This age marked a distinction between public and private portraits. Public portraits were important to people since others would see them and they needed to be portrayed as a good person. Private portraits were ... the best. Another form of art was in architecture. "The finest architecture, then, represented a fertilization of native vigour with foreign sophistication, as in music and literature."(Rowse) Arc...

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... latest products and technologies, covered with innovated buildings. They advertised peaceful competitions between nations and invited them to display both recent achievements and older traditions and cultures. The 1930's were a golden age of world's fairs. World's fairs took place in Europe and the United States. Presentations assured to resolve questions of hunger and hygiene, shorten distances between people, and offer new entertainment ... ...

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