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This document provides information about the lithograph "Rue Transnonian" by French artist Honor¨¦ Daumier from 1834. Daumier was a French caricaturist, painter, and sculptor best known for his political and social satires. He was imprisoned for six months for his caricature of the king as "Gargantua." Daumier produced over 4,000 lithographs in his career and was considered the "Michelangelo of caricature," finding success up until his death in 1878 working on illustrations and advertisements.
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comprender c¨®mo funciona la mente humana y su estructura, es muy importante para actuar en la vida cotidiana.Storybird presentation
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Storybird is a website that allows students to create short stories inspired by artwork. The site provides visual prompts to help reluctant writers get started. Students can write stories individually or collaboratively. Teachers can create class accounts to assign and monitor student work. Storybird aims to make the writing process fun and engaging for students by combining images with narrative composition.World Cup 2014: What is really going on in Brazil?
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1) Brazil was initially apprehensive about hosting the World Cup due to 2013 protests over poor public services and high spending on stadiums. However, Brazilians have since joined in the celebration, seeing tourism and national pride benefits.
2) Upcoming elections add political factors, with polls showing President Rousseff leading but close competitors gaining support.
3) For Brazil to continue developing, its people must work together across ideological lines, focusing on quality public services, education, and responsible long-term planning rather than temporary celebrations.Mindmapping voor website lvo 1.0
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workshop Joop van Schie tijdens de conferentie De ontdekkingsreis van LVO o 16 en 17 juni 2011
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- 1. Rue Transnoniana lithograph by Honor¨¦ Daumier 1834
- 2. Daumier, Honore ( French, 1808-1879) French caricaturist, painter, and sculptorpolitical and social satirist
- 3. His caricature of the king as "Gargantua" led to Daumier's imprisonment for six months
- 5. success in 1878, a year before his death
- 6. producing plates for music publishers, and illustrations for advertisements
- 7. 4000 lithographs Gargantua, 1831. Lithography
Editor's Notes
- #2: first lithographers to make use of the process called transfer lithography, by which the tusche drawing is made on paper instead of on the lithographic stone. The drawing is then transferred to the stone and printed in the usual way. This method, which is more convenient than working on stone, retains the paper¡¯s texture in the final print printing process in which the image to be printed is rendered on a flat surface, as on sheet zinc or aluminum, and treated to retain ink while the nonimage areas are treated to repel ink.Invented in 1796 by Bavarian author Alois Senefelderas a low-cost method of publishing theatrical works,[lithography can be used to print text or artwork onto paper or another suitable material.
- #3: produced over 4000 lithographspolitical figures and satires on the behavior of his middle classsocial and political lifeHaving mastered the techniques of lithography,Daumier was almost blind by 1873