What I enjoyed the most from this painting is its great size as well as its variety of objects and figures, which open your mind and allow you to use your imagination. This painting also caught my attention because it is painted in a wall, that has some crack and bumps, which gives you a scary sensation and creates a tense environment. I considered it very interesting because as you get closer to the picture, you find more details that amazes you and adds to your eagerness of knowing the message and the behind it. The message delivered by this painting is very complex, which can be understood in different way, depending on the point of view and perspective. The colors being used are all dark colors, especially green and dark blue that creates a cold, dark, gloomy, negative which work very well in the world of mythology or an unreal world.
The most important is a story. I feel like I should be able to look at the painting and see a past and a future. In the painting “The Allegory of Peace and War”, for example, I can look into the eyes of the man and woman and see their personal objectives. It’s an amazing talent to be able to capture such emotion and power in a painting through someone’s eyes. I know every time I attempt to draw a pair of eyes, one is always excessively larger than the other.
War is basically hell; the entire lighting of the movie gives the audience more of that feeling and does a good job doing it. One of the
The authors assigned for section two all share a theme of uplifting African Americans and voicing the struggle of being mixed, and a common faith in God. James W. Johnson and Paul L. Dunbar both share the use of dialect. Throughout the stories readers are provoked to think about the aspect of slavery and how whites relished in the power they felt they had over African Americans and are drawn by their decrees of hope that victory and freedom would come. With Johnson and Dunbar we offered the reality of the way in which African Americans often communicated, yet the wisdom
A Great Human Black History Day is a holiday that this nation embarks every February as way to remember and celebrate many Africans that made a difference in this world. There are many great men and women that are recognized as heroes when they mention their name. Elementary schools make sure to teach students about these men and women, such as Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks. There is no doubt that they have impacted the lives of all people in one way or another. Discrimination and mistreatment was the major issue African Americans dealt with in 20th century; this led to the civil rights movement that evolved the nation to what it is today.
7-As a group African Americans are active, expressive , colorful, emotional, often humorous, more nonverbal, distinctive,stylized, open, demonstrative,and possses a positive outlook on life. Personally I think I am very ambitous I love evrything about life even Its sad side .I try
Despite his strengths he also has weaknesses. Odysseus is a hero because he has super human strengths and intelligence. For example, he is walking through the dark corridors he says “ from every side they [come] and find the pit with rustling cries and [he] [grows] sick with fear” (676). Odysseus proves his strengths by over coming his fears. He has the strength and courage to over come any obstacle.
Narratives of the life of Frederick Douglass Frederick Douglass Narratives of the life of Frederick Douglass is a auto biography written by Frederick Douglass, to give you the true and most vivid mental images of what it really was to be a slave. This autobiography made me tear up in some if not all chapters or all 58 pages. This book helps you realize how slavery was just plain and simply the most unfair, painful, depressing, and unrighteous thing and one can endure let alone try and overcome. Frederick Douglass was one of the few super intelligent and fearless former slaves who could use his surroundings to not only help himself but also to later on help the ones still in bondage. Its really messed up how slaves and colored people
Black Panthers: Black Power! “Black Power” is a phrase that will forever be symbolic in our American society, a phrase made popular by the Black Panther Party during the height of the American Civil Rights Movement. Black power has had its history deeply rooted into civil rights for black people going as far back as slavery in the 1800s. The politics behind the Black Panther Party comes from years of oppression and responding to it not with the same oppression, but with self-determination. The Black Panthers have had much influence in black culture today and will forever be remembered as one of the greatest American black political organizations in the course of our American history.
I also love getting lost in the brushstrokes with the aid of my music. However the best part about painting is the overall sense of pride I feel when I finish a painting. It’s the same feeling I get when I score the winning goal or get an A on a quiz. These “hobbies” of mine have become my way of releasing my