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…of their establishments. Higher classmen sat under a roof and for a penny more, they could buy cushions for their seats. The color of a person’s clothing also told his or her ranks in society. The rich wore bright colors and many layer to show their wealth. Bright dyes…

…functions. One of the sadder and more pathetic superstitions is the belief that a certain small, furry animal is possessed by evil spirits. Just because of the color of its fur, people will see a black cat and try to get as far away from it as possible. Over…

…vases , with some applied color and naturalistic ornaments called Camares ware, were made in Crete. In Greece mainland, under the influence of Crete. Mycenaean pottery was produced from 13th century to 12th, with simple symmetrical ornaments. There began…

…. We cannot teach our children that skin color, religion, nationality, or gender determines their identity and expect them to become colorblind. We cannot advocate ethnic discrimination and expect our younger generations to see each other as individual human…

…in the classification of IGNEOUS ROCKSFeldspars are used in the manufacture of ceramics and ceramic glazes and as mild abrasives. A few varieties, including labradorite and orthoclase, are occasionally used as gems because they show an iridescent play of colors or a milky…

…are sharply geometric and furnishing to the oriental pastel tone of the painting. While Monet's treatment of the sky is flat, the sea show signs of his fascination with its every changing color and a fascination that emerges strongly about his family. Monet's…

…girls after she won a national competition of about 2,000 contestants. Lopez whose hip-hop dance numbers commanded a loyal audience in Fox’s in living color, parlayed her new visibility into roles on various T.V series and movies. In Living Colors…

…of importance and detail. White was very common. There was only one other color sort of hid in the robe of St Augastine,Green. He put alot of details in the things that he wanted the audience to pay attention to. The cross for example on the middle right…

…with slip. The people in the pictures needed light colored skin, which was the color beneath the slip, because Greeks wanted to make their art as realistic as possible. Much like Egyptian art, the Greeks idealized the bodies of the people in their works…

…are sharply geometric and furnishing to the oriental pastel tone of the painting. While Monet's treatment of the sky is flat, the sea show signs of his fascination with its every changing color and a fascination that emerges strongly about his family. Monet's…