The Power of Man: Bibliography

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Bibliography

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Links

http://destructionofwar.blogspot.com/

This link above is a blog titled, "The Destruction of War" which is similar to my blog because of the theme presented through the art pieces. The art pieces of gruesome pictures and paintings of war shows the power of man and the destruction man can cause. An example is, "Guernica" by Pablo Picasso which was inspired from the Spanish Civil War and the horrible effects of war. This correlates to the painting, "A hell-like City in the Sea of Fire", which demonstrates Hiroshima after the atomic bombing. More specifically, they both show how the technology man has built with his mind has caused great damage because of the progression of our minds.

http://wilsonsbamblog.blogspot.com/

This link above is titled, "Popular Dictators", and it similar to my blog because of the art pieces that appraise past leaders who have had major impact on peoples' lives. Not only influence but also complete power over them because of their schemes. The art piece, "Nazi Propaganda Poster", Hitler is acclaimed by the people of Germany and this correlates to the art piece in my blog titled, "Hitler Rally seen from behind Rows of Soldiers." They are similar in that, they both show the power of one single leader over the people and his influence. The power of man is spread throughout every aspect of life.