Circles have held symbolic meaning throughout different artistic periods representing holiness, divinity, and ideas. In pre-Renaissance art, halos in paintings of Mary and saints were circular to symbolize purity. Renaissance architects used circles for church design to continue religious symbolism. Baroque artist Bernini designed St. Peter's square in a circle to represent the open arms of the church. Romantic artist Blake surrounded God with a circle to depict divine strength and stability. Matisse used interlinked circular figures in "Dance I" to create a feeling of continuous movement and unity.
מדיה חדשה וארגונים גדולים - ולמה זה לא ממש מסתדר ביחדtamnun-marketing
איך זה שכל כך הרבה ארגונים גדולים, עם כל כך הרבה משאבים, ניסיון וכוח אדם, עושים כל כך מעט במדיה החדשה? ועוד כשהיא מציעה כל כך הרבה?
התקשורת החדשה מציעה כל כך הרבה הזדמנויות לכל ארגון, ועם זאת היא כל כך מאיימת ומסובכת.
בשנים האחרונות עבדתי כ"מנהל מדיה חברתית" במספר ארגונים גדולים, ומתוך הניסיון שצברתי בארגונים אלו אני חולק במצגת זו אתגרים גדולים שצצים כאשר מנסים "להכניס" מדיה חדשה לארגונים גדולים וותיקים, ומציע מודל שלדעתי הוא הנכון והטוב ביותר לשימוש במקרה כזה.
את המצגת הכנתי במקור עבור יום עיון של התאחדות התעשיינים בצפון הארץ.
This document discusses how the circle shape has been used symbolically in art over different periods. It provides examples of how circles represented holiness and divinity in pre-Renaissance religious art, influenced church architecture in the Renaissance, and continued to symbolize the embrace of the faithful in Baroque art. Later, circles depicted God's stability in Romanticism and were used to create movement and flow in Post-Impressionist and early modern works. Overall, the document examines how the symbolic meaning and artistic usage of circles has evolved but retained significance over time.
The Impressionist movement developed in Paris in the 1860s in response to the conservative Salon de Paris. Artists like Monet, Renoir, Pissarro, and Sisley rejected the Salon's strict rules and instead aimed to capture fleeting moments and sensory impressions of light through loose brushwork and painting outdoors. This was inspired by early innovators like Manet, whose 1863 painting Le déjeuner sur l'herbe scandalized viewers with its casual portrayal of nude women but influenced later Impressionists. The movement spread their techniques of portraying transient effects of light and atmosphere through Europe and the United States.
Circles have held symbolic meaning throughout different artistic periods representing holiness, divinity, and ideas. In pre-Renaissance art, halos in paintings of Mary and saints were circular to symbolize purity. Renaissance architects used circles for church design to continue religious symbolism. Baroque artist Bernini designed St. Peter's square in a circle to represent the open arms of the church. Romantic artist Blake surrounded God with a circle to depict divine strength and stability. Matisse used interlinked circular figures in "Dance I" to create a feeling of continuous movement and unity.
מדיה חדשה וארגונים גדולים - ולמה זה לא ממש מסתדר ביחדtamnun-marketing
איך זה שכל כך הרבה ארגונים גדולים, עם כל כך הרבה משאבים, ניסיון וכוח אדם, עושים כל כך מעט במדיה החדשה? ועוד כשהיא מציעה כל כך הרבה?
התקשורת החדשה מציעה כל כך הרבה הזדמנויות לכל ארגון, ועם זאת היא כל כך מאיימת ומסובכת.
בשנים האחרונות עבדתי כ"מנהל מדיה חברתית" במספר ארגונים גדולים, ומתוך הניסיון שצברתי בארגונים אלו אני חולק במצגת זו אתגרים גדולים שצצים כאשר מנסים "להכניס" מדיה חדשה לארגונים גדולים וותיקים, ומציע מודל שלדעתי הוא הנכון והטוב ביותר לשימוש במקרה כזה.
את המצגת הכנתי במקור עבור יום עיון של התאחדות התעשיינים בצפון הארץ.
This document discusses how the circle shape has been used symbolically in art over different periods. It provides examples of how circles represented holiness and divinity in pre-Renaissance religious art, influenced church architecture in the Renaissance, and continued to symbolize the embrace of the faithful in Baroque art. Later, circles depicted God's stability in Romanticism and were used to create movement and flow in Post-Impressionist and early modern works. Overall, the document examines how the symbolic meaning and artistic usage of circles has evolved but retained significance over time.
The Impressionist movement developed in Paris in the 1860s in response to the conservative Salon de Paris. Artists like Monet, Renoir, Pissarro, and Sisley rejected the Salon's strict rules and instead aimed to capture fleeting moments and sensory impressions of light through loose brushwork and painting outdoors. This was inspired by early innovators like Manet, whose 1863 painting Le déjeuner sur l'herbe scandalized viewers with its casual portrayal of nude women but influenced later Impressionists. The movement spread their techniques of portraying transient effects of light and atmosphere through Europe and the United States.
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El documento presenta una guía de usuario del programa ETABS, un software de análisis y diseño de estructuras tridimensionales. Explica cómo iniciar un modelo nuevo o abrir uno existente, las diferentes plantillas predeterminadas disponibles, y brinda una descripción general de los menús y opciones del programa para modelar, analizar y diseñar estructuras.
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This document outlines learning objectives and key concepts for an introductory accounting course. It describes the purpose and structure of key financial statements including the income statement, balance sheet, statement of retained earnings, and statement of cash flows. It also defines important accounting terms, principles, assumptions, and qualitative characteristics used to measure and communicate economic information between businesses.