Miguel Hernández’s Poetic Imagery and Symbolism
Images and Symbols in Miguel Hernández’s Poetry
Each poet has their own images and personal symbols, and in the case of Miguel Hernández (MH), these evolved as his outlook on life changed. These symbols encapsulate his life in a concentrated way. This analysis focuses on two aspects: the technical evolution of his metaphors, particularly his use of surrealist techniques, and the relationship between the recurring symbols in his poetry.
Early Works: Perito en Lunas
In Perito en Lunas, Hernández achieves
Read MoreSixtus V and Paul V: Rome’s Architectural Legacy
Tomb of Sixtus V
(We return to the tomb of Sixtus V):
Tomb of Sixtus V: We saw the articulation of the upper stipes based (standing like an inverted pyramid trunk). It is nothing like the harmonious support that Michelangelo used, as well as pigeon breast brackets (for example, in the hall of the library in Florence). The herms (specifically, finely-made herms) give a decorative effect that will be another note that will reach the Baroque Mannerisms and that goes beyond the architectural setting.
Key Elements of Graphic Design and Branding
A brand is a sign used to differentiate products, services, and industrial and commercial establishments in the marketplace.
Line
Line is a crucial element of graphic design. Lines can be straight, curved, thin, thick, solid, or dashed. They can be used to create structure in a composition, frame or divide information, and add elegance and hierarchy. Lines also serve to decorate, illustrate, and represent information.
Figures and Shapes
Figures have two dimensions: height and width. Figures are represented
Read MoreUnderstanding the 10 Key Elements of Literature
1. Plot: The Sequence of Events in a Story
A. 5-Point Plot Sequence
- Exposition: The initial part of a story where readers are introduced to the setting and characters.
- Situation: The event in the story that propels the action forward and demands an outcome.
- Complication: Difficulties encountered by characters as they face internal and external conflicts.
- Climax: The pivotal moment when it becomes clear that major conflicts will be resolved.
- Resolution (Denouement): The conclusion of the story where loose
Communication, Culture, and Society: Human Interaction
Communication in Human Life
Humans are social beings, defined by their ability to communicate. Communication involves the exchange of thoughts, emotions, creations, and experiences, representing a significant human achievement. As Gómez Delgado (1998) stated, “By communicating, people live and express themselves, and when the object of communication are their creations and experiences, both individuals or groups are progressing and are enriched culturally.”
Communication is essential for human existence
Read MoreCézanne’s The Card Players: An Analysis
General Documentation
- Title: The Card Players
- Author: Paul Cézanne
- Dated: 1890 – 1895 (five versions made, believed to be 1890-1892)
- Style: Post-Impressionism
- Technique: Oil on canvas
- Support: Canvas; 47 cm x 57 cm
- Original Location: Ambroise Vollard (first owner)
- Current Location: Musée d’Orsay, Paris
Technical and Formal Analysis
Technical Elements
This oil on canvas utilizes a limited palette, characteristic of Cézanne’s style. He believed that excessive color distracted from the volume he sought to
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