… narrative on Michelangelo and his famous Renaissance art is among the most comprehensive on the Web. It details the story of Michelangelo's life followed by specific discussions on his famous Renaissance paintings depicting the Story of Genesis…

… Toledo, Spain 1597-1599, made me think of medieval times where I had such a great visual picture of a row of knights riding on horses up a mountain to a castle where they will be in some type of battle to conquer and take over the land. The most…

… and 21of them were of flowers. In his “Chrysanthemums”, the subject combined his interest in gardening and painting. A relation that was displayed even more after he moved to Giverny in 1883. Like his “Bouquet of Sunflowers” of 1881, this still life…

… the beginning of human history, people have hallowed out of their immediate surroundings an environment increasingly more pleasure, more efficient, and more beneficial to their existence. Interior design was uppermost in the human mind from the earliest…

… pieces that affect us in many ways. What do I mean by that statement? Well, if one is to look at any kind of artwork, I believe that it will evoke some kind of reaction from the viewer. It is the artist’s statement. It may not be a written…

… that have had a substantial role in shaping outlooks and tastes for cultures and generations for 1000’s of years. Of all the different kinds of productions the Greeks have established, the tragedy is the most extraordinary of their spiritual…

… to the subject of performing arts in which we have been studying the three performance arts Dance Drama and Music, During this time I have participated in devising four practical performances each lasting approximately 3 minutes each including a drama…

… Galleries Van Gogh, Flowering Orchard (56.13), Annenberg Van Gogh Gallery Monet, The Four Trees (29.100.110), Annenberg Monet Gallery Visual perception is a function of our eyes and brain. We see images as a whole rather then in parts. However,…

… was a religious item. The Navajo people used the sandpainting in healing ceremony. Also, the Navajos referred to the sandpainting as an iikaah meaning an opening for the gods to enter and leave. The sandpainting was an essential device…

… of the public and the art establishment, through the centuries? And what were their motivations? Art which has shocked has always been a controversial topic, because it commands a response, whether the spectator be affected with shock, daze,…