9 resultados para Patrons de déplacement
em Brock University, Canada
Resumo:
This thesis consists of a quantitative analysis of the regional prevalence of certain artistic motifs as they appear in Minoan wall painting of the Neopalatial period. This will help to establish the relative degree of artistic autonomy exercised by each of the sites included in this study. The results show that the argument for itinerant artists during this time period is a strong one, but the assumption that these travelling artists were being controlled by any one palace-centre is erroneous. Rather, the similarities and differences seen suggest that the choices were predicated either by the specific patrons, or by the function of the associated building or room. Thus, the motifs found within this study should be understood as constituting a cultural identity, with greater or lesser degrees of regional homogeneity, which act as one facet of a number of cultural indicators that can be used to better understand the role of artists and regional dynamics on the island during the Bronze Age.
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A letter from Export Development Officer, Kenneth M. Mueller which is part of a large photo album, dated May 9, 1986. The letter indicates that Mueller put together the album showing the reception at the Trillium Room and the Macy's Marketplace presentations. The promotion was for Ontario fine products and included Inniskillin. The photograph featured from the album shows Donald Ziraldo at his Inniskillin table in the Trillium room talking to patrons of the event.
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A recipe booklet with the full title "Compendium of Festive and Seasonable Stingo recipes for the Delectation of the Nobility and Gentry, our esteemed Patrons". The inside sentiment reads "Presented to you with Good wishes all Seasonable Cheer by Watneys Brewers of the Very Best Beers at Stag Brewery, Pimlico, London, S.W.I"