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11-19-2008
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Culture of the World
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I got the idea for this journal from magic's Rock History Time Line - http://www.muzicforums.com/member-jo...time-line.html (Rock History time line) but im going to have my time line introduce and maybe RE-introduce some people before our years and say what they did or how they helped with our society in ways you wouldn't never think of. Or maybe a few works that they did in their time. Im going to be talking about Scientists, Actors, Musicians, everything along the lines of People to Music. So it wont focus on music only, it will focus on everything i ever wanted you to know about. I may focus a lot on american literature because i have a strong passion for that but we will see how this goes as it goes along.
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11-19-2008
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Maybe ill start of with the 1800's
late 1700's to 1800's
Poets - with name and a few poets included
Lord Byron - Poet in 1788
She Walks In Beauty, When We Two Parted, The Dream
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Thomas Hood - Poet in 1789
A Lake and a Fairy Boat, Allegory, Autumn, Christmas Holiday
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Thomas Gray - Poet in 1716
Hymn to Adversity, The Fatal Sisters, Ode On The Spring
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Glacomo Leopardi - Poet in 1798
To Himself, To the Moon, Infinite
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Ann Taylor - Poet in 1782
A True Story, About The Little Girl that Beat Her Sister, For a Naughty Little Girl
Musicians with name of a song they made/played/composed
J. Willson - 1806
Here In Their Fathers House of Pray'r
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G Woodham - 1807
Sweet Is The Vale
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Charles Gilfert - 1812
Oh Fate in Pity
artists from the late 1600's and early 1700's coming soon...
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11-19-2008
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Good idea Under, but I would call it "Under's History of Culture" or the "Renaissance of Western Culture by Under", direct and to the point.
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11-19-2008
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Excellent idea, Under. I think we all could use a history lesson and be exposed to some culture. You know I will be a faithful reader of this journal
I have read some works of Lord Byron...
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11-19-2008
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Artists of the 1700's and 1800's
First:
Most of the art that was provided in the 1700's and 1800's focused on the American,Austrian,British,German,French,Italian, and Spanish cultures.
William Hogarth:
Focused on his art around 1698 to 1760, so it was early times that William Hogarth began to become an artist.
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Thomas Gainsborough
Six Studies of a Cat, River Landscape, The Harvest Wagon
1727 to 1788
Some american art was made by;
Benjamin West and Gilbert Charles Stuart
one being the Death of Wolfe which was created in 1770
More american artists from the 1700's include:
Ralph Earl
1721-1801
Yale University Art Gallery
Benjamin Tanner
1775-1848
Yale University Art Gallery
Samuel King
1748-1819
Yale University Art Gallery
James Peale
1749-1831
Still Life with Watermelon
Still Life with Fruit on a Tabletop
Amos Doolittle
1754-1832
Displays of the United States of America
Yale University Art Gallery
John Trumbull
1756-1843
Death of General Warren at the Battle of Bunker Hill
Five Miniatures Framed Together
Thomas Young Seymour
Yale University Art Gallery
Henry Sargent
1770-1845
The Dinner Party
Museum of Fine Arts
Robert Salmon
Boston Harbor as Seen from Constitution Wharf
John Vanderlyn
1775-1852
The Death of Jane McCrea
Adriadne Abandoned on the Island of Naxos
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German Artists of the 1700's
Johann Zophany
1734-1810
The Dutton Family
Farley Hall in England
Martin Drolling
1752-1817
Interior of a Kitchen
Musée du Louvre, Paris
Peter von Cornelius
1783-1867
The Wise and Foolish Virgins
Joseph Recognised by his Brothers
The Last Judgement
Jakob Philipp Hackert
1737-1807
The Excavations of Pompeii
Attingham Park, Shropshire
Georg Friedrich Kersting
1785-1847
Man Reading by Lamplight
Oskar Reinhart Foundation, Winterthur
Charles Blechen
1789-1840
The Ruins of the Septizonium on the Palatine in Rome
Woodland with Brook
The Building of the Devil's Bridge
Monastery in the Wood
Sunset at Sea
Oskar Reinhart Foundation, Winterthur
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11-19-2008
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Much better title Under. and fits with your theme perfectly.
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Gilbert Stuart was famous for his Presidential Oil Portraits. Gilbert Stuart was declared the "Father of American Portraiture"
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11-20-2008
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Moving a little bit more up in music into the 1900's. Maybe some from the 1800's, maybe a few.
In my opinion, most of the music that you will see from the 1900's had a lot to do with World War I, especially with Harry Carroll and Oley Speaks. There were a vast amount of songs and musicians around the time of World War I which had served a great purpose to those who love non-modern music. So called, the "Oldies"
1900's Music
The Ballroom Decade was in 1910. That's where the dancing music comes from for "Ballroom" Dancing.
Some artists in the 1900's include:
Hughie Cannon - 1877:1912
Famous for: "Just Because She Made Them Goo-Goo Eyes"
Harry Von Tilzer - 1872:1946
Famous for: "A Bird in a Gilded Cage"
Ethelbert Nevin - 1862:1901
Famous for: "Mighty Lak' a Rose"
Teresa Del Riego
Famous for: "O Dry Those Tears"
Irving Berlin
Famous for: "When the Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves for Alabam'"
music from the 1800's coming soon...
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11-25-2008
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Songs in the 1800's (some are familiar some aren't)
My Poor Dog Tray
The Federal Constitution & Liberty for Ever
The People's March
Life Let Us Cherish
The Sisters
The Rapids
Here In Their Father's House of Pray'r
Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms
Artists(lyric writers):
Thomas Morton
T.Campbell
Thomas Moore
John P. Wilson
Sir Walter Scott
Francis Scott Key
Key Artist (at the moment)
Francis Scott Key
Writer of the Star Spangled Banner
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