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    Italian City

    began first in the city-states of Italy for many reasons. Although most of Europe had become a big economic crisis during the late Middle Ages, Italy managed to avoid everything and their towns remained important centers of Mediterranean trade and boost their production of textiles and luxury goods. Town life was bigger in Italy than in other parts of Europe.  Therefore, most Italians could easily discard feudalism and other medieval institutions.  Because Italy was wealthy and successful, they

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    Rusty Lopez

    The name of their manufacturing is “Maritalia Manufacturing Incorporated” which was established on December 17, 1996 and became the official manufacturing arm of the company. Maritalia was created by combining Marikina and Italy, "MARI" (Marikina) and "ITALIA" (Italy). It’s represent the joint efforts of Filipino and Italian shoemakers. Martalia is located on E. Rodriguez Avenue in Sto. Niño, Marikina Cit Operations Flow: Rusty Lopez opens daily (Monday to Sunday) at 10 am

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    1848 Revolutions

    Europe at this time. This is then followed with more widespread riots in Europe and more discontent. Surprisingly more and more educated people mainly students at the time started to push the ideas of revolution in countries such as France, Germany and Italy.

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    Iwc1

    Maloney, Robin 000301434 Literature, Arts, and The Humanities: Analysis and Interpretation IWT1: Task 1 Introduction: During my lifespan I have been very fortunate to visit many countries such as Greece, Ireland, Turkey, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Amsterdam, and England. The architecture of these countries always intrigued me with the ornate, and matter of detail, unlike what we have seen in this country. Therefore, in this paper I will compare and contrast the Renaissance and Baroque period's

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    Pantheo Pantheon: The Architecture Of Roman Architecture

    The dome is the top architectural design in both the literal and figurative sense. Therefore, as the most difficult element of the building, it becomes the easiest landmark. For the first time, the dome ceiling was developed in the architecture of ancient Rome. For Roman architecture characteristic hemispherical dome with the jacketed inner surface. Once emerged, it was called the fabricated sky, preserved in the heart of Rome. Consequently, this element of architecture has had a tremendous impact

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    Geography of Greece

    The Geography of Greece The ancient Greeks had no central government. They were not building an empire. They were just exploring and expanding and establishing "outposts" as their population grew. Each of these outposts was an independent city-state. Some of these city-states thought of themselves as Greeks. Over time, most begand to think of themselves as friends (or enemies) of the Greeks. So you might find an outpost whose people believed in the same gods and goddesses as the ancient Greeks

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    Women in the Renaissance

    New Art Forms of the High Middle Ages Throughout history Europe has experienced countless changes in culture and other aspects. The Middle Ages, or Medieval Period, lasted from around 800 into the 1400’s (349). This period can be subdivided into three categories: early, high, and late. The Middle Ages brought about changes in religion, law, and daily life. Changes also occurred in the arts with the introduction of Gothic architecture and troubadour poetry. Although the Middle Ages began as a time

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    The Body in Art- Explored Through Classical and Modern Traditions

    The Body in Art- Explored Through Classical and Modern Traditions Artists have idealized, humanized, and celebrated the naked and nude human form over the centuries. From painting to sculpture, body art to performance art, the body has assumed a prominent role in the creative expression of nearly all cultures from the beginning of civilization. As a result, the human form is one of the most common subjects in art. Through art, the body becomes a site for defining individual identity, constructing

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    Humanities

    Middle Ages and Renaissance Art Western Governor’s University It is interesting how two different artistic periods can compare to each other. When comparing Middle Age art to art of the Renaissance, I find a vast transformation of ideas and mentality between the two eras. The Middle Ages, also called the Medieval period, lasted from the 5th to the 15th century. It began with the collapse of the Western Roman Empire and merged into the Renaissance and the Age of Discovery. Christianity

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    The Renaissance

    The Renaissance was destined to happen. It happened for many reasons. Many new inventions and changes accrued during the time that people cherish now. One of the effects of the renaissance is the art. It brought art from looking like elementary school work to college level professionals. It created three different types of beautiful storytelling pieces. The first type of art is classical. This type of art shows importance of leaders or gods with little background and no sense of perspective.

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