… a balanced individual. The mental aspect of control has many values. To stand and face an opponent who intends to strike requires calm. The fighter needs to think and see clearly to discern the opponent's intentions without giving away his own.…

… At the same time, culture is reflected on art. Art shows every aspect of a culture, including festivities, traditions, among other. In some way, culture inspires art. Before addressing these topics, the words art and culture should be defined. …

… consciousness." -Max Eastman The goal of an artist is to create art. What is art? Art is the product of ingenious human activity. What is considered beautiful art or repulsive art? There is no such thing. Good art or bad art is relative. For instanc…

… stands at about forty-nine and three-fourths inches tall, which is a little over four feet tall. Aphrodite has an oval face. Also, Aphrodite is wearing a lot of drapery that covers her entire body and goes over her shoulders, which makes her look modest.…

… Ibsen, Ibsen shows us what marriage was all about during the 19th century. In the play Ibsen creates a character by the name of Nora Helmer who at the beginning of the play is the prototypical 19th century wife, but in the end changes and her real charac…

… the block to where my car is parked. Its starts to rain really hard so I hurry as fast as I could to my car. Not paying attention to much around me. The rain is coming down hard, just cold enough to make my nipples rock hard. I turn the corner and…

… Juliet transforms from an obedient, nondependent child into a very independent mature young woman. I will focus on the soliloquy and discuss how the audience relates to dramatic Juliet as Shakesphere dramatically develops her character. Romeo and…

… medium's employed by Gainsborough for this work are canvas and oil paint. Step Two: Description A. The work depicts a young man approximately 15 years of age, and by virtue of the clothing donned by him, is of well to do status, or is modeling…

… within Edouard Manet's work entitled ³A Bar at the Folies-Bergere², one must first identify , and note, the somewhat colourful events which occurred within the artist life, and note the way in which they must have undoubtedly prejudiced his work. …

… I saw it at the TCC Southeast Campus where they performed a matinee. Coming into it, I thought it would be like the high school plays, mostly cheesy and lousy acting, as they weren't professionals. Least to say, I wasn't expecting much, which I…