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Excavating Egypt ( Newsprint ) This article tells of a typical on the job twenty-four hours for an archeologist in Egypt. It tells of an experient archeologist named, Dr. David O? Connor. He speaks of his working site, Abydos, and Tells of what he has discovered since he started working on the site. In his…

Andy Goldsworthy, a famous British sculptor, finds inspiration from the environment and the connection between society and nature. He creates sculptures using only materials found in the specific environment he is working in. His goal is for his artwork to harmoniously blend into its surroundings, evoking both discord and harmony. Goldsworthy’s strong bond with nature…

An ancient Egyptian stele is a stone or wooden slab designed for funerals or commemorative purposes. These slabs are usually carved with scenes that narrate a story, document events, or provide information about the individuals they are intended to honor. The “Funerary Stele of Tembu” was created during the New Kingdom of ancient Egypt, specifically…

Art works of the past preserved for the present civilizations represents a great deal knowledge and information regarding the characteristics of the society and values in the past. These preserved artworks through antiquity represent the social values and humanistic nature of the people who have once existed in the previous timeline. Contained in the artistic…

INTRODUCTION According to an English proverb, challenging situations can lead to innovative solutions. This holds true for the Smart car company, which has been inspired by the lack of parking spaces and the influence of environmentally conscious groups. These factors have compelled the company to think creatively. Daimler-Benz and Swatch collaborated to establish a joint…

Originally, there were skeptics who questioned whether the left arm, discovered alongside the sculpture but evidently not connected to it, was indeed a genuine part of the artwork. The arm appeared rougher in texture compared to the rest of the sculpture, which was skillfully crafted and exuded grace. Unfortunately, the arm has now been permanently…

A Sarcophagus is stone coffin, which held the bodies, or remaining’s of the royals that have died in Ancient Egypt. Many scholars believed that its limestone feature had the properties to dissolve the body quicker. The Sarcophagus in Ancient Egypt during the 3rd Dynasty was known as the “flesh eater”, hence its description. These boxed…

            In 1930, Catherine Marie-Agnès de Saint Phalle was born in France. Later on, she became popularly known as Niki. She was raised in a relatively large rich family with 4 siblings, French father and an American mother. But it New York City that De Saint-Phalle spent “most of her childhood and adolescence.” It was…

Having the gift of being a magnificent artist is an extraordinary and rare quality that not many possess, but it can pave the way for great success in life. Among the artists who do, some are highly admired by others for their work and talents. Audrey Flack is one such artist who is extremely marvelous….

            Centuries may separate artistic styles and aesthetic theories; however, certain themes and subjects exert an appeal which transcends individual styles. This is particularly true of religious art which often persists in subject and theme though the modes of expression may change dramatically during the span of a culture or civilization. In the case of…