use to have much trouble in answering this question. There are countless events and points of time in history that I would absolutely love to get to see with my own eyes and experience with my own body and mind. However, I now find it rather easier to respond without having to stop and think for so long. Somewhere along thereabouts of the 13th century would definitely be one of my choices now. There are many things I would like to see for myself. For one, the works of art produced during that time period would be first on my to-do list. Second, would be to witness the eminency of the architectural wonders built during that age. Last, but not the very least, I would have liked to experience and read, first-hand, the literary works of such authors as Dante, Christine de Pisan, and Boccaccio. Starting in the 13th century, art was beginning to accelerate to a much higher level of in terms of quality and craft. Artists during medieval times were not so much interested in the human body. They tended not to worry on being naturalistic. Their work depended simply on quality. When the Renaissance came about, artists now became more characteristically inclined with realism. Before the Renaissance, style had aimed for a rich, glowing surface, with elaborate linear designs. Soon after, figures were then being portrayed and painted with a sense of depth, their volume represented by a careful use of light and dark, so that they took on the same strength and presence as works of sculpture (Cunningham 242). Instead of just being confronted with an image, spectators saw the living and breathing figures before them. One artist who took charge in this was Renaissance painter Giotto. His works range from his realistic Madonna Enthroned painted tempera on wood in 1310 to his ever-famous painting, The Lamentation over the Dead Christ, painted fresco in the Arena Chapel in Padua, Italy earlier in 1305. Because of his advances, artists thereafter began to accomplish the same.
It must be much easier to have and efficient bus system when you're running from one end of tiny Manhattan Island to another, then running a bus from Uniondale to Quoge. ... Basically what it all comes down to is Long Island is not an easy place to get around on. ...
After fulfilling her needs, Easy took her information and left. ... Easy met with her and told her he would like to take her to see Mr. ... Easy took the money and he left with mouse to do some heavy detective work. ... Mouse and Easy also found out Joppy murdered Coretta. When Easy came home from Daphne had broken into his place. ...
The men of Easy Company are willing to die for one another. ... The men of Easy Company's bonds grew deep and strong under Sobel's tyranny and irrational actions. ... Easy Company's resolve is tested yet again, but this time, in a different way. ... Easy company is the first to reach Hitler's Eagle's Nest, his grand residence. ... Along the journey through Austria, the celebration of Easy Company continued. ...
Like Easy Rider, Five Easy Pieces is a 'road' picture. ... Many of the same people who worked on Easy Rider worked on Five Easy Pieces. I believe that Five Easy Pieces is a continuation of Easy Rider, and directly comments on some of the same themes and ideas that the earlier film presented. ... Easy Rider presented strong accusations against contemporary America. ... Five Easy Pieces looks for some of the psychological reasons for the hero's rootlessness and provides a better understanding of the American drifter than a more sentimental film like Easy Rider. ...
Easy Rider It was 1969, an era where the Vietnam War was being protested, and a segment of our nation was rebellious against any or all-traditional values of their parents. ... As the mitts of our society was going through undeniable changes the movie "Easy Rider" was produced. ... When Peter Fonda says "We blew it", he's talking about easy money, that we should have used our energies to make it." ... "Ballad of Easy Rider" is the song that plays,"and all I ever wanted was to be free and that's the way it turned out to be" are the words sung. ...
In the film Easy Rider we see two men, Wyatt and Billy search for freedom and happiness as they travel from Los Angles to New Orleans for the Mardi Gras celebration. ... After finally reaching the big easy and celebrating Mardi Gras Wyatt turns to Bill and says, "We blew it." ...
These activities also made it easy to plot an "accidental" murder. ... The only motive that researchers were able to come up with was that Horemheb wanted to assume Tut's throne himself, which would have been easy with Horemheb's army behind him. ... Especially with King Tut's Klippel-Feil syndrome, killing King Tut would be a quick and easy job. ...
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