… watercolor on fresh plaster. This kind of artwork is the keystone to the works of Francisco Goya. Throughout his life he had used fresco as a way of self-expression as he tried to become and did succeed at becoming one of the last of the Old Masters…

… his personal life rather than his great ability to write short stories. Rumors include his problem with alcoholism and drug addiction. In reality, though, Edgar Allen Poe had a talent for writing stories of horror and suspense, and also for creating…

… worldwide watched the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales. “Her death was followed by one of the most extraordinary outpourings of grief that the modern world has ever seen” (Elliott 7). Within days, Europe suffers a shortage of cut flowers…

… or a villain, some persons evil, sinister, madmen, may be some other persons hero or role model. In any case there are similarities shared with them both. The following examples of writing show how the author can portray a hero or a villain. Using…

… an asteroid hitting the Earth or maybe a food shortage? Death and Devastation are far more frequent from deep inside the Earth. An example of this is a volcano. There are more than 3,000 active volcanoes in the world. The most destructive volcano…

… behaviour directed toward person’s of one's own sex. Homosexuality has been on debate for numerous years. On the other hand, homosexuals have suffered from intolerance, prejudice, and discrimination for many years. However, in recent years some of the…

… Massachusetts, the second daughter of Edward and Emily Dickinson. Emily and her siblings, Austin (older brother) and Lavinia (younger sister) were raised in a quiet family headed by their father Edward. Throughout Emily's life her mother…

… of dance when there’s no artistry. There are just feats.” - Donald McKayle Born in July 6th 1930 in New York City, Donald McKayle first gained an intense interest and admiration in dance more than half a century ago after a friend brought…

… Andrew Carnegie was born in Dumferline, Scotland, in November of 1935. His parents were Will and Margaret Carnegie. He also had a brother, Tom. The main income for the geographic location where he grew up was weaving linen. The people who engaged…

… Hood and Jungle Fever,” defines the term “jungle fever” as a “condition in which blacks and whites (Asians, Native Americans, and Latinos appear to be both immune to the disease and irrelevant to the narration) become intimately involved because of…