One of van Gogh’s famous art works was “The starry night” and it was produced 1869. In this art work I can see a small hidden town hidden behind a large mountain in a distorted form of looking like a castle and a breathe taking view of a starry night as almost if the cosmos are in reach of my fingertips. The composition of the painting has a form of repletion in a high and low rhythmic kind of way with the patterns in the starry night sky resulting in creating an effect of a realistic and abstract
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Misty L. Uschan Professor Lilly Introduction to Humanities II 14EW2 30 November 2014 Starry Night and The Course of the Empire: Desolation Starry Night was created by Vincent Van Gogh during the Post Impressionism period. Starry Night was painted in oil on canvas in June 1889, and the dimensions are 29 x 36 ¼ inches. This painting is on display at The Museum of Modern Art in New York, New York. The Course of the Empire: Desolation was created by Thomas Cole during the Romanticism period. Desolation
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Since I am not currently in a relationship, I will reflect on my most recent relationship. We were together for 3 years and produced memories that will last a lifetime. As the saying goes “All good things must come to an end”. My memory of our relationship will always be a permanent staple in my life. The stage where the relationship ended was the termination stage. We decided to end the relationship to give each other the space we both were seeking. 1. Initiation – We met through a mutual
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because of alcohol and drug abuse by the supervisors on the night shift. Communication issue have caused him to find out these problems from an outside source rather than internally. Patrick Finders company has the a “can-do” attitude where they encourage supervisors to make decisions. This is an excellent strategy for some companies but it doesn’t work for all. There are four supervisors, two on the day shift and two on the night shift. It is obvious that the supervisors don’t communicate because
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Pick two characters in ‘Twelfth Night’ and analyse their role and what they might represent from what you have read so far. Use the text and any research you have done to help explain your opinions. Despite not being a main character, Feste has a significant role in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. It can be argued he is less of a character and more of a function as he takes on a choric, commentary role rather than a participatory one throughout the play. Feste’s position as an ‘allowed fool’ gives
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In William Shakespeare’s last comedic play Twelfth Night or What You Will the concept of creativity and imagination is an essential element to the plot as it is intertwined with love and identity. Few parts of the play are not in some way affected by imagination and creativity. This Shakespearean play depicts situations of deception, love and most prominently foolery all of which are fueled by the creativity and imagination of the cast. Throughout the play the source of a character’s love for another
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Night had finally at last fallen over New York City, as the sunlight disappeared, leaving no traces behind. Just an hour ago, it was raining, but that ceased as well. The city streets were full of people bustling and hurrying about getting to their destinations. A few teenagers walked along the street. The desolate streets of one particular section of the city were strangely alive tonight. Thin, gunmetal clouds which once blocked out the night sky had now opened up, revealing a large dark blue sky
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peacefully with those closest to us requires honesty. When people try to keep secrets from their loved ones, whether about finances or health, it always ends somewhat badly because the truth comes out. In the 17th century romantic comedy Twelfth Night, William Shakespeare uses the character of Viola to develop the theme that deception leads to conflicts, which can complicate relationships and cause suffering to innocent bystanders. Deception leads to conflicts . Viola allows her lie to cause confusion
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The last act of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night is where the play brings all the subplots together and the play comes to a “resolution”, a typical convention in Shakespearian comedies usually signified by a wedding, in this case there are two marriages, one between Viola and Orsino and one between Olivia and Sebastien. One of the comedic aspects of the final act of the play is the ever present theme of false appearances and how that creates confusion and ambiguity amongst the characters but the audience
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Twas the Night before Christmas Poem Make it Snow ! Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that St Nicholas soon would be there. The children were nestled all snug in their beds, While visions of sugar-plums danced in their heads. And mamma in her ‘kerchief, and I in my cap, Had just settled our brains for a long winter’s nap. When out on the lawn there arose
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