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    Essay On Diego Rivera

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    Diego Rivera is famous because of all the murals and frescos he painted through out his life. He was part of the muralist movement in Mexico‚ as well as the cubist era. I feel like this research has helped me to get to know more about my native country’s history. I will be analyzing Diego Rivera’s Epic of the Mexican People: History of Mexico‚ The Flower Vendor (Girl with Lilies)‚ Portrait of Martin Luis Guzman‚ Dia de Los Muertos‚

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    Catal Huyuk Notes

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    walls constructed of mud‚ timber and brick Wall paintings were either patterned (geometric shapes) or figurative (pictures) Murals were painted on plaster walls Oldest murals built on human structures were found at Catal Huyuk Murals included animal images of bulls‚ horses‚ stag deer‚ bear and wild boar Red‚ black and white were used often to paint murals In murals people wearing leopard skins were interacting with animals by pulling animals tongues pulling animals tails jumping on the

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    without permission on someone else’s property. However since the early 1960’s Graffiti art and murals have become much more widely accepted and recognized for their cultural and artistic value. Here in downtown phoenix especially since the late 1980’s the art scene has become very predominant and important to the atmosphere of Downtown Phoenix. Painted in 2012 as part of a community project the Fibonacci Mural has peaked the interests of the community within Downtown Phoenix with a thought provoking

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    stand out compared the other parts of the city that I had visited before‚ was that painted murals could be found on many of the buildings. We walked on 103rd Street and came across one of my favorite murals the “Sprits of East Harlem” mural. Hank Prussing created this mural around the late 70s. The mural was created to show the individuals of the area taking part in their daily customs. The reason that this mural stood out to me the most was because growing up my grandmother had lived in a similar area

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    inspiring woman‚ she still found time to create her murals and fight for what she believed in all while being a single mother of two and having a job. Reyes was someone who fought for things that were dear to her such as education‚ children‚ and equality for women. I found it interesting but not surprising that her murals reflected her beliefs and illustrated the essence of their importance. Unlike the other artists who depicted the revolution‚ Reyes’ murals showed the unfortunate but somewhat inevitable

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    be delivered‚ he watches a painter working on a mural. The mural was of a garden. The main face in the mural is Dr. Hitz‚ the man that started it all. “Men and women in white‚ doctors and nurses‚ turned the soil‚ planted seedlings‚ sprayed bugs‚ spread fertilizer. Men and women in purple uniforms pulled up weeds‚ cut down plants that were old and sickly raked leaves‚ carried refuse to trash-burners” (Vonnegut 1). The artist painting the mural does not seem to like the idea of population control

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    itself. However‚ the officials have been reported to be distinctly elusive and secretive‚ which has further fuelled the conspiratorial fires. Denver International Airport’s runway design‚ dedication stone referencing the “New World Order”‚ mysterious murals‚ and unexplained underground base have been called to question therefore creating a widespread interest and the formation of conspiracy theories. These reported anomalies have led many to the conclusion that this particular structure will eventually

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    taking place. Inspired by the political ideals of the Mexican Revolution (1914-15) and the Russian Revolution (1917)‚ Rivera wanted to make art that reflected the lives of the working class and native peoples of Mexico. He became fascinated in painting murals‚ finding his muse from the Renaissance frescos in Italy. When he returned to Mexico‚ the government gave him funding

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    Dia Conspiracy Theory

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    characteristics to it: It is the subject of many unexplainable symbols‚ images‚ and stories inside and outside of the airport. Pattern of Organization: Topical Introduction I. [Attention-Getter] Picture yourself in a place that once had murals portraying destruction and catastrophe‚ a system of an underground city‚ inexplicable construction and excavation‚ and runways formed in the shape of a swastika. II. [Reveal topic and relate to audience] [CLICK SLIDE] Well‚ the Denver International

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    Paleolithic Era

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    of art. The two forms art were mural and portable art. “Mural art is paintings and engravings on the walls of caves” (Price 131). Mural art has been found mostly in France and Spain. The paint used for murals is a combination of minerals and cave water. The main colors are black‚ yellow‚ red and sometimes white. The mixture is long lasting as hundreds of murals exist today. Most of the murals that have survived are deep within the caves as oppose to the murals that may have been painted in the

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