… was one of the most distinctive and popular of Renaissance artists. Apprenticed to Filippo Lippi, he developed a highly personalized style taking Filippo Lippi's linear approach to new heights of gracefulness. His work was elegantly executed with a…

… is getting on stage and performing without preparation. You simply make your performance up as you go. This sounds very easy to do because this is what we do in every day life--we improvise as wego along. However, we need to bear in mind that…

… Opera, at the Fox Theater on Saturday March 9, 2002. I have never been to a musical or play before so I have never been to the Fox. It was so incredibly beautiful. It must have taken a long time to build everything was so elaborate it reminded me…

… an unusual position in the history of American art. He is an ionic figure, one of the great modern painters of the twentieth century, a distinction he earned early in his career when he gained widespread recognition for the narrative painting…

… draw us into their sinful lust, invigorate us, suck us in like zombies or candy. I, like most of us, am a media junkie, and gladly process sparkly music videos with no content and horrific movies that I later attest to dislike. Undoubtedly, many…

… as a prominent woman artist in Eighteenth Century art. She is known for her work as a portrait painter. Her most famous works are included in the series that she had painted at age twenty-four of Queen Marie-Antoinette. Elisabeth was a woman…

… ever written by the legendary playwright Oscar Wilde, is one of the most notorious books of the 19th century. With its overtones of supernaturalism, its refusal to satisfy popular morality, and its portrayal of homoerotic culture, The Picture of…

… a male nude in bronze, David, using Classical ideals. At the end of the 15th century this sculpture was interpreted by another artist, Andrea Del Verrocchio. While both sculptures portray David standing over the head of Goliath, this…

… for the people living in the city of Rome at the time. The opera by Giacomo Puccini takes place in the city of Rome where at the time was unstable. Giacomo Puccini was a descendant of a family of musicians, he is considered to be the most important…

… class. It's a pretty boring account of the lives of some people in the early 1900's. Their does not seem to be any plot to it, and all i know is that some teenage neighbors get married and then the wife dies. They use pantomime for everything…