Belluno, in about 1490, Tiziano Vecellio (Titian) moved to Venice as a young man, where he trained with Giovanni Bellini and became acquainted with Giorgione's style. ... In the same period, he painted "Flora" (1515), at the Uffizi, a sensual image, more like a well-built young girl than the traditionalstatuesque flower giver as portrayed in Botticelli's "Allegory of Spring". ... In his next works Titian was influenced by northern European artists, particularly Durer and his elongated figures, as well as by Mantegna and his environmental and architectural detail. ... Titian concentra...

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Jung's concepts in Joyce's Portrait of the Artist Archetypes and Anima and Animus The collective unconscious is that part of the unconscious made up by all the instincts and everything connected to them, those images Jung calls archetypes. ... They are not fixed images, they are the tendency to embody these themes, which may vary from one person to another. ... Jung described the artist as some sort of priest of the unconscious who was able to relate the conscious life of other people with the archetypes of their unconscious. ... Young and unexperienced, Icarus doesn't...

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Bruce Springsteen was seen as a man among boys. ... Springsteen was seen as an idol to most young white Americans because they felt as if they could relate to him and his music. ... The yellow man referred to in his lyrics can be linked to the Vietnam War. ... These common themes have shaped Bruce Springsteen as an artist and have made his fans adore him. ... Many artists perform music and draw portraits that can respond to social issues. ...

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Showing a more mature man. ... The artists started showing body as no one has seen it before in art. ... In a portrait of Aristotle, you see wrinkles on the face, a sad expression. The artists were not using the athletic man anymore, the perfect body; we were now seeing how people really looked in the aspects of their life. ... The artists only used a small number of themes or stories, such as the battles of gods and giants, scenes depicting the triumph their ancestors and their gods had against barbaric enemies. ...

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It greets age old themes such as love, grief, passion and death. ... Both stories explore a vast array of themes using art as its telescope to explore the microcosm of human suffering and loss. ... Arachne was a young Lydian girl who was said to rival the goddess Minerva in the art of weaving tapestries. ... She created a flawless portrait of the gods raping and deceiving humans. ... Ovid portrays Orpheus as a man who rises above his constraints through art. ...

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