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RENE’ GRAU/5

  Grau, who became a naturalized French citizen after moving to Paris in 1930, inaugurated his own exhibit at the Publicity Museum in Paris, had a permanent section of the Rimini City Museum dedicated to himself (composed of works which he donated) and was celebrated by the Italian Institute of …

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THE GLOBE STORY/16

In the early sixties the fan mags moved over and made room for the teeny bopper publications, magazines specifically designed for the bubble gum set, the new autonomous youth culture that had come into marketing power. With names like TEEN, TIGER BEAT and SEVENTEEN they focused on younger players, mostly …

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THE "DARK" MIDDLE AGES?/2

  Nothing is farther from the truth about the image of the Middle Ages, so widespread in common knowledge, as the uncontested “dark” kingdom. Actually the symbolism and mysticism of light as divine manifestation, typical of medieval culture, were translated into an explosion of color. The reflection of cathedrals’ stained …

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DYEING IN THE PRE-INDUSTRIAL PERIOD

  TRACES OF DYE IN ARCHEOLOGICAL FINDS. /1 MEANING AND SIGNIFICANCE. Perhaps we, the men and women of the 21 st century, just arent’t aware of it. Immersed in an overdose of lights and reflections, over-stimulated by a culture of images and the relentless changing of fashion, we are no …

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CAPOSOLE

The Pawnee was a tribe from Nebraska speaking the Caddoan language. They were divided into four groups. The economy is based mainly on the cultivation of corn and beans.The Pawnee had a certain familiarity in pottery manufacturing. Women were particularly active in the trade among the villages, they are also …

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