East Indian Sculpture and Baroque sculpture: How are they different and how are they similar? After circling the museum for an hour, bouncing from security guard to security guard (trying to find my way to the baroque sculptures) I was finally able to answer that question. The two examples I chose were "Nessus and Dejanira" from the Baroque period and "Loving Couple" from Eastern India. The reason I chose these two specifically is because they both involved a man and a woman, making it more interesting for comparing and contrasting. I also chose five additional pieces to discuss later in my paper.
Francesco Fanelli created "Nessus and Dejanira" in the mid 17th century. The statue is about 8 to 10 inches tall, the medium is bronze and the sculpture's origin is France. I finally was able to find this piece in the Italian Baroque Sculpture 1600-1750 section next to a piece by Giovanni Battista Fossini named "The Suicide of Ajax". I noticed "Loving Couple" (Mithuna) in the Horence and Herbert Irving Galleries beside an 11th - 12th century Indian sculpture named "Preening Celestial Beauty". "Loving Couple" is from the 13th century; the creator is unknown. This sculpture was constructed with Ferruginous Stone, stands at about 5 feet tall and originates from India (Orissa), Eastern Ganga Dynasty.
"Nessus and Dejanira" is a free standing sculpture, unlike "Loving Couple". Within this sculpture are a woman and half horse/man. Where the horse's body ends (at the chest) a man begins, revealing his torso unto his head. He seems as though he could be a demon because his ears are long and pointy like and elf. He has a long beard that rests on his chest and shoulders and has a very angry look across his face. The man is holding the woman with is arms wrapped around her waist near her buttocks and upper thigh. The man is arched back slightly on an angle looking up towards the woman's face.
Drama Paper The Play Andre's Mother is an example of a family and friends dealing with a death. ... First of all from my understanding she is amongst strangers, from what I understand she was not aware of the fact that her son was gay and had a boyfriend (or that he had AIDS) and therefore never met Page 1 Cal or his family, she may be feeling vulnerable and perhaps shy. ...
In 1824 he met a man by the name of John Herschel whom he met through his extensive family connections. ... By coating ordinary writing paper with washes of table salt and silver nitrate, Talbot embedded a light-sensitive silver chloride in the fibers of the paper. When placed under the sun the paper would darken producing a photographic silhouette. ... Unable at this stage to use his paper in a camera he asked an artist friend to scratch a design into a varnish on coated glass. ... After tons of research he discovered that a very short exposure triggered an invisible effect in his paper. ...
I proposed to my husband in the new paper, right in the car adds, where he would not miss it . My husband and I met at Somewhere Else. ... Ever since we met that night , he has called me his :My lovely lady" I hear that it makes me feel all tingly inside. ... I never met anyone like him, he makes me laugh, his loving, caring and very trust worth. ... I would never get married again, until that one October night when I met that one man that changed my view on love. ...
The paper was about visiting media and knowing how they update news instantly, how they cook up news, who all are involved in it .It was like a challenge for me to do paper. ... Unfortunately, one week before the submission of the project my friend who had to work in the paper met with an accident and got her hand fractured and she had to take one-month bedrest. ... I had nil knowledge about the paper part. ... And I had 3 days' time to submit project's paper. ... After the exam, I met the tutor regarding the mistakes which I have done in the paper. ...
Group Analysis Paper For the past eight weeks I have worked closely with a group of five other people with the sole intent of being able to experience what it was like working in a group and being able to analyze the work being done and how it was accomplished. ... Everyone met their deadlines except Corinne. ... The way we divided the project up worked out so that when we met during class time we could put the information together there. ...
Montag,a third generation fireman, who was named after a prominent paper manufacturing company, acts as unconcerned book burner in the beginning. ... Satisfied with everything he does until one day he met Clarisse Mc Clellan, a joyously unrestrained and enthusiastic teen-ager who with out fear raised question about the life he leads and the contents of the books his burning. ... Dissatisfied with the society, he conspires with Professor Faber, a retired English professor he met in the park. ...
The child on which I am writing this paper is completely imaginary. ... What is very interesting is that Sean began to demonstrate this behavior after he met his cousin Jorge who is 2 years older that he is. Sean's cousin just moved here and both of the boys had never met each other until 6 months ago. ... After the first time that Sean met Jorge, Sean was a little disobedient, but after about a week everything went back to normal. Then 3 weeks later both of the children met again, after this encounter is when Sean began sticking his gum under items. ...
This act imposed taxes on lead, paint, paper, glass, and tea. ... This meeting met in Philadelphia's Carpenter's Hall. ... After this battle, Congress met a second time in Philadelphia. ... They met on May 5, 1775. ... They issued paper money and set up a system where the government would borrow money from their citizens and pay it back with interest. ...