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dLoc07 said:

that was a broad question because i found 10 different things about it, but most i read all said the same as i posted... and one other posted

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Plato died ~350 BC and he was anti-mimesis so..

cranker said:

Plato died ~350 BC and he was anti-mimesis so..

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exactly... it was in renassaince time too

the catholic church pretty much flipped a bitch during the reformation and asked people to change their ways of painting to be more spirtual or intellectual than before, no more pagan influence, which sadly changed the way mimesis was done... the people looked real, everything looked normal, but then they fucked with color and proportion. see tintoretto, and pontormo

I wonder if I have special mod rep powers or if that's only the big top peoples, I wanna get blazed and come up with more stuff lol.

hahaha i think whoever answers the question right, should post the next question... that would make more sense than whoever wants to give out rep...

I like posting questions though lol I'm like super trivia master.

ive never gotten any rep, and ive given some EXCELLENT advice, and even better tutorials!! as a matter of fact im still waiting for some rep from ganjames.. hint hint nudge nudge lol

Eh the rep I get from advice and my guides are always gray boxes but after beyond repute it's just for showing off. (there you go)

Why did the fat dude from Stephen King's Thinner kill the old gypsy lady?

lol i have all my study guides next to me, so i have plenty of questions to chose from. who is El greco and what painting is he famous for?

cranker said:

Why did the fat dude from Stephen King's Thinner kill the old gypsy lady?

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he was getting head from his wife while drving, and ran her over

Doménikos Theotokópoulos and was famous for dramatic and expressionistic style

as for works probably The Burial of the Count of Orgaz

your right, but it wont let me give you rep.

the cryptkeeper said:

and his advisor.

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ok smart guy...when was the alamo

1836

dude, i think the alamo was like 1840 soemthing? am i wrong?

it was 1835

Although technically I guess it's 1724-Present

errr 1836 for the battle