... scene then repeatedly shifts back and forth between the maliciously trampling horses and the toy of the rich and powerful bosses, the orange-squeezer, as the juice of the orange slowly trickles out from the machine. This short but effective blending of scenes creates a powerful visual effect that leads the viewers ... visual metaphor, Eisenstein further clarifies the situation and the relationship between the slave-like workers and their manipulative masters. After completing the squeezing of the orange, the old man lets out a menacing look that adds to the viewer's fear and disgust of t...

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... her lean lines and hips which are perfectly square seem very stiff-like. The statue was painted using two colors, black from the base up to her ankles, and brownish - orange from there upwards - an unusual color for female statues to be painted in since that color was mostly used to paint statues of men. The light ... orange color suggests that the queen is wearing some sort of transparent garment. A thin, silky, royal garment which helps emphasize her body features. Above the breasts we see that this garment ... ...

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... , cabbage, and bel peppers present on the cloth bring warmth regarding the fact that it is a cool color. These vegetables are contrasted by bright vibrant colors of red, yellow and orange peppers as they are placed on a white background in order to bring out their hues. However, the composers awkwardly chose the legs of the table to olive green as if ... ...

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... a burning structure in the painting the word "Fake" in the title made me question what this painting was about. The fire was quite visible because of the yellow, orange, and red colors used. The addition of the lines and shapes helped create the formation of the fire as well. The mood this painting brought to me was a dark and ... ...

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... as picture taking, but something changed my mind. While writing this paper I looked over at a picture that I had taken of my boyfriend one cold winter night. He was wearing a bright orange hat and a blue sweatshirt. The contrast between the two mixed with his cold red nose, his paleish skin and the scruffy beard on his face made this photograph amazing to ... ...

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... as picture taking, but something changed my mind. While writing this paper I looked over at a picture that I had taken of my boyfriend one cold winter night. He was wearing a bright orange hat and a blue sweatshirt. The contrast between the two mixed with his cold red nose, his paleish skin and the scruffy beard on his face made this photograph amazing to ... ...

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... as picture taking, but something changed my mind. While writing this paper I looked over at a picture that I had taken of my boyfriend one cold winter night. He was wearing a bright orange hat and a blue sweatshirt. The contrast between the two mixed with his cold red nose, his paleish skin and the scruffy beard on his face made this photograph amazing to ... ...

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... that are perfect or alike, even with the most sophisticated machines; there is still that .0001 percent error/flaw in everything that is made. "The earth is not round , an orange is not round , Take the leaf of a tree "take a hundred thousand other leaves of the same kind of tree "not one will exactly resemble the other."" (Renior 1958 ... ...

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... feelings to abstract representations is a prevalent trait in many of Basquiat's other art works as well. The background of this work is made up of a mix of blue, white, and orange-red splotches with a little but of black around the edges of the piece. It gives the viewer a sense of asymmetric balance when the piece is looked at as a whole, not ... ...

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... faces of the people. The Islamic picture is illuminated, has brighter, lighter colors; there is yellow, light red, peach, pink, light blue, and bright brownish tones, green, white, cream and orange. There is one part of the painting, located at the bottom, in the right hand corner, that has black, maybe it is because the painter wants to emphasize, give importance ... ...

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