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Hudson Valley Paintings : Landscapes With Allegory
The art movement known as Hudson River School was an artistic efforts of American Painters. This movement had started in the first quarter of nineteenth century. The artists who painted under this banner and style of paintings lived in and around the River Hudson in USA. However this movement does not really mean attached with the areas, as the artists belonged to various locations have painted the natural beauties of Hudson River Valley area.
In fact Hudson River Valley movement is not a physical term in a sense. It is like a school of thought and vision the artists possessed. The unmatched beauty and grand scale of beautiful landscapes had fascinated the souls of some of the great American painters. They received inspiration from the nature and painted some of the best landscape paintings of the world. Their period is roughly from 1825 to 1880.
The paintings of all the painters who painted under this style of painting include images of mountains and rives in the nearby area of Hudson Valley. These areas were the mountains of New Hampshire known as White Mountains and the mountains known as Adirondack hills. As an art movement, the Hudson River Valley Paintings has a very special importance in the American art history of nineteenth century.
The paintings done under Hudson Valley School were the real starting of American art being different from the European art. It was like a new formation of the art of a virgin land known as United States of America. While paying tribute to the natural beauty of the American Landscapes, the Hudson River painters started writing a new page in the history of American art.
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physics help?
Please help me! I DONT GET THIS!
7.The head of a hammer is loose and you wish to tighten it by banging against the top of a workbench. Why is it better to hold the hammer handle down, rather then head down?
8.The little girl in ht figure hangs from the end of a rope. How does the reading on the scale compare with her weight?
9.Harry the painter swings year after year from his bosun’s. He weighs 500N and the rope, unknown to him, has a breaking point of 300N. Why doesn’t the rope break when he is supported as shown on the left? One day Harry is painting near a flagpole and for a change, he ties the free end of the rope to a flagpole instead of his chair. Why dos Harry end up taking his vacation early?
To add to #7: explain in terms of inertia
on #8 there is a little girl holding onto a rope with a scale connecting the two ropes on the rigth side. the rope is going around a large circle and the girl is hanging
The head of the hammer weighs more than the handle and so applies more inertia on the handle when it is on top.