In China, the United States spent very large amounts of money supporting the nationals against communist leader Mao Zedong, an effort that failed. In 1949, the People’s Republic of China, a communist nation, was established. April of 1975 was another Southeast Asian failure, when the communists under leader Ho Chi Minh took over Vietnam and re-created a communist state. Over the course of those thirty years after WWII, The United States tried its hardest to contain communism. We joined forces with other nations in that effort, an effort that was mostly successful in Europe.
My name is Christopher Lincoln. I’m the Commander of the Capricorn II. DISSOLVE TO: INT. CAPRICORN II - ROVING - SPACE We slowly scan the interior of the space station seeing the aftermath of a horrible disaster. Hazard lights flash against the walls and bounce off steam and smoke filling the vessel.
In 1931, he was arrested because of his political activity, than he left the country and learned photo-journalism in Berlin. He moved back to Hungary when Hitler got the power above Germany. He was a Jew, and when the situation became hopeless for them in the East he moved to France. He fell in love with Gerda Taro and she told him that he would get more money with a good American name. So he changed his name from Endre Friedmann to Robert Capa.
Grant painted it in 1930. It truly is one of his master pieces. “American Gothic” depicts a farmer and his spinster daughter posing before their house. The gabled window and decoration, in the American gothic style, inspired the painting's title. In fact, the models were the painter's sister and their dentist.
The other man was Hugh Glass who was attacked by a bear and crawled one Hundred miles to saftey from the grand valley all of the way to the Missouri river. Each tale filled with different obstacles and hard ships. Well since it is two stories I chose the one story I liked better. This is from the story of John Colter "He came out of the mountains and staggered into the sea of grass that lead to Fort Manuel Lisa. he limped as he walked with the sun hot on his neck.
This ideology is apparent in her 1938 painting “Girl with Death Mask”. In the artwork she uses visual binary opposites and contrast of colour to create confronting image. The little girl in the painting wearing the skull mask is Frida Kahlo at a young age. She wears a mask that is traditionally worn at the Mexican festival, “Day of the Dead” once again reflecting on her heritage. The flower the young Kahlo holds is one Mexicans place on the graves of loved ones.
People thought that the family shown on the television was actually real. Nowadays, advertisements reflect messages and values that are necessary for today’s mainstream consumers. Likewise, adverts from 50 years ago display what was idealised by the public back then. As civilization changes, so do the mass audiences and consumer views. The portrayals of men in advertisements have somewhat changed over the past 60 years or so; this essay will compare the changes of representations of men in five typical domestic product compound adverts from over the years (1950s Schlitz beer, 1950s Oxo, 1980s Oxo, 1990s Flash and 2000s Persil) and discuss how they are represented in each one.
(Georgia O'Keeffe's lifetime awards, n.d.) In May of 1938 she received her first honorary degree from College of William and Mary. She received many other honorary degrees during her lifetime. April 21st 1928, Stieglitz announces the sale of six O’Keeffe calla lily paintings for $25,000, a first for a living artist. In 1949, three years after Stieglitz’s death, she made New Mexico her permanent home and worked in oil, until the mid1970’s. Inspired by macro photography, she used vibrant colors with implied lines, sensualizing and magnifying individual objects.
They looked at all living things and different aspects of nature, like rivers, mountains and weather as relatives. Native American psychotherapist Robert Blackwolf Jones once said “We share our breath with all that is visible−The deer, bear, hawk, snake, tree and shark” (Shimer 11).
Painted in 1967, Daybreak, a time to rest refers to the Civil War Heroine Harriet Tubman. Lying on the hard ground beside a couple and their baby, she holds a rifle. Her face, pointing upward to the sky, occupies the near center of the canvas, her "body" surrounded by purple. Tubman's enormous feet, grossly out of proportion, become the focal point of the work. The lines delineating her toes and muscles look like carvings in a rock, as if to emphasize the arduous journeys she has made.