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Prior to the Renaissance the human body was seen as?
It was seen as a prison for the soul.
How the Egyptians typically portray the human figure?
Egyptian art was based entirely on the concept of portraying each piece of a thing (a human figure, a table, a garden, a building and so on) as seen from its most recognisable angle. So a table would be shown with the top seen from above, but with the legs seen from the side. A garden would be seen in plan (as if from directly above), but the trees would be shown as if you are looking at them from the side. The same principle applies to the human figure: the head is most often shown in profile (seen from the side), the shoulders as if seen from the front, the arms and legs are seen from the side. This did not mean that any real Egyptian people stood or walked like that - it was simply artistic convention to make clear what was being shown.
In what form of art can the greatest cultural blending of the Muslim world be seen?
Many art historians believe that Muslim architecture is among the finest ever created. The architecture includes intricate inlays and reliefs depicting stylized typography and floral designs. Much Muslim art consists of stylized Arabic typography, in other words, the script used in writing. Some western religious art during the Renaissance was created by Muslim craftsmen and includes "hidden" Arabic script quoting the Quran. Although many Muslims believe that depiction of human beings is forbidden by the Quran, art from the Ottoman period includes the human face and form.
Why did the Aztec make human sacrifices to huitzilopochtli?
The Aztecs made human sacrifices to Huitzilopochtli, their principal god of war and the sun, to ensure his favor and to sustain the cosmos. They believed that by offering human hearts and blood, they could nourish the deity, helping him fight against darkness and maintain the cycle of day and night. These sacrifices were seen as vital to the survival of their civilization, reinforcing social order and religious devotion within Aztec society.
What is the Greek miracle?
The greek miricale reffers to the emergence of what is considered the first philosophers. This movement upon revession from historians is seen as a miricale from mythical thought of divine power to a more rational approach. Although it is contested this event apeared to be localised in Greece and was not seen anywhere else prior in the world and is so called the Greek miricale.
Prior to the Renaissance the human body was seen as?
It was seen as a prison for the soul.
Which cell from human body can be seen esily?
The female egg.
Why as michelangelo seen as renaissance genius?
He created art during the renaissance and the people admired his work.
Do ghosts show themselves in mirrors?
It stands to sense that if a ghost can be seen by you then it can be seen in a mirror. Anything with substance can be reflected if it is large enough. A ghost has substance. A spirit sent from God will be seen as a human being sees another. A spirit from Satan will inhabit the body of a human if that human allows it to.
Which of there statements would a renaissance painter most likely accept?
A painting must distinguish itself from other art forms by seeking to convey what cannot actually be seen by the human eye
In measurement of length what are the largest cells when mature in the human body?
The largest cell in the human body is the ovum cell. The ovum cell is approximately one millimeter in length and is the only cell that can be seen without a microscope.
Is the human body beautiful?
The human body can be seen as beautiful due to its complexity, diversity, and the way it expresses individuality. Each body has unique characteristics that tell a story and convey emotions. Beauty is also influenced by cultural perspectives and personal experiences, making it subjective. Ultimately, the appreciation of the human body often lies in its ability to represent life, strength, and the human experience.
Is it dangerous to have a dentist sharpen your teeth?
Human teeth sharpening is seen, in modern times, as a kind of extreme body modification.
What are the differences between flexion and adduction in terms of their movements and functions in the human body?
Flexion is the bending movement that decreases the angle between two body parts, while adduction is the movement that brings a body part closer to the midline of the body. Flexion is commonly seen in joints like the elbow and knee, while adduction is often seen in movements of the arms and legs towards the body. Both movements are important for various activities and functions in the human body.
What color is human bioluminescence and how does it manifest in the human body?
Human bioluminescence is not visible to the naked eye and does not have a specific color. It is a very faint light emitted by the body's cells as a byproduct of metabolic processes. This light is typically too weak to be seen without specialized equipment.
Why is Leonardo da Vinci known as the Renaissance man?
Because he was a good inventor.Leonardo filled the pages of the notebook with sketches that were not invented yet. He wrote from right to left. For example he made the airplane,the telephoneand the parachute. Not the telephone, please!!!
Were there any Renaissance artists that painted Arabic women because of their beauty?
During the Renaissance in Europe very few people had seen Arabic women.
