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HelpThemes of Art (16)
previous round: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5546217
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Choose one from each theme: one from politics (1-8) and one from parties (9-16)
Politics: Politics and art have been intertwined for a long time, often serving mutual interests. History shows how art has provided a platform for political expression, protest, and satire. Beyond this, art has also played a significant role in political propaganda. From advocating for human rights and freedom to promoting equality and religious awareness, art has helped people understand and communicate various political issues. It has also served as a powerful tool for protesting or challenging unjust decisions and biased laws. While some serious artists create impactful works to advance political causes, others use their art to inject humor into politics and offer a more lighthearted perspective.
Choose your favourite political (charged) painting (you don’t have to agree with the message)
1) The Humours of an Election I by William Hogarth (1754-55)
2) Man at the Crossroads by Diego Rivera (1934)
3) Guernica by Pablo Picasso (1937)
4) Self-portrait dedicated to Leon Trotsky by Frida Kahlo 1937
5) Europe After the Rain by Max Ernst (1940-42)
6) The Problem We All Live With by Norman Rockwell (1964)
7) U.S. Flag: Guns for Stripes, Planes for Stars by Anonymous (1970)
8) A.I.D.S, General Idea (1988), based on a popular greetings card by artist Robert Indiana
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party /pär′tē/
noun
A social gathering especially for pleasure or amusement.
9) Garden Party (Fête Champêtre) by David Vinckboons (c. 1610)
10) A Winter Party by Utagawa Toyoharu (18th century)
11) Masked Ball at the Opera by Edouard Manet (1873)
12) Italian Dance Party by Francesco Vinea (1880)
13) Luncheon of the Boating Party by Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1881)
14) Hip, Hip, Hurrah! Artists’ Party, Skagen by Peder Severin Krøyer (1887-1888)
15) The Bachelor Party by Louis Wai (1896)
16) Nightlife by Archibald John Motley Jr. (1943)
TWO YEARS LATER
- If you get the same child twice they have twins
1) A child of your choice welcomes a son
https://nameberry.com/blog/three-degrees-of-william
2) Child two welcomes a son and child one welcomes a daughter
https://nameberry.com/blog/liberal-and-conservative-baby-names-toe-the-party-line
3) Child five welcomes a baby..? (gender your choice)
https://nameberry.com/blog/sci-fi-names
4) Child four and child six both welcome a daughter
https://nameberry.com/blog/hipster-girl-dog-names
5) Child three welcomes a baby..? (gender your choice)
https://nameberry.com/blog/best-cool-unusual-saints-names
6) Child five and child one both welcome a daughter
https://nameberry.com/blog/feminizations
7) Child three welcomes a son and child four welcomes a daughter
https://nameberry.com/blog/sweet-spot-names-fitting-in-and-standing-out
8) Child six and child two both welcome a baby..? (genders your choice)
https://nameberry.com/blog/truly-unisex-baby-names
9) Child one and two both welcome a son
https://nameberry.com/blog/twin-boy-names
10) Child two welcomes a daughter and child three welcomes a son
https://nameberry.com/blog/most-popular-british-names-by-letter
11) Child one and a child of your choice both welcome a daughter
https://nameberry.com/blog/100-classic-girls-names-below-the-top-1000
12) Child three and child six both welcome a baby..? (genders your choice)
https://nameberry.com/blog/celebrity-baby-names-vintage-trendsetters-from-old-hollywod
13) Child four welcomes a baby..? (gender your choice)
https://nameberry.com/blog/steampunk-names-victorian-sci-fi
14) Child four welcomes a son
https://nameberry.com/blog/eurostyle-names-for-boys
15) Child five welcomes a daughter
https://nameberry.com/blog/high-fashion-baby-names
16) Child six welcomes a daughter and child five welcomes a son
https://nameberry.com/blog/british-baby-names-two-middle-names
formerly Belphoebe
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I am in the mood
to dissolve
in the sky.
- Virginia Woolf
⭐️
Choose one from each theme: one from politics (1-8) and one from parties (9-16)
Politics: Politics and art have been intertwined for a long time, often serving mutual interests. History shows how art has provided a platform for political expression, protest, and satire. Beyond this, art has also played a significant role in political propaganda. From advocating for human rights and freedom to promoting equality and religious awareness, art has helped people understand and communicate various political issues. It has also served as a powerful tool for protesting or challenging unjust decisions and biased laws. While some serious artists create impactful works to advance political causes, others use their art to inject humor into politics and offer a more lighthearted perspective.
Choose your favourite political (charged) painting (you don’t have to agree with the message)
1) The Humours of an Election I by William Hogarth (1754-55)
2) Man at the Crossroads by Diego Rivera (1934)
3) Guernica by Pablo Picasso (1937)
4) Self-portrait dedicated to Leon Trotsky by Frida Kahlo 1937
5) Europe After the Rain by Max Ernst (1940-42)
6) The Problem We All Live With by Norman Rockwell (1964)
7) U.S. Flag: Guns for Stripes, Planes for Stars by Anonymous (1970)
8) A.I.D.S, General Idea (1988), based on a popular greetings card by artist Robert Indiana
⭐️
party /pär′tē/
noun
A social gathering especially for pleasure or amusement.
9) Garden Party (Fête Champêtre) by David Vinckboons (c. 1610)
10) A Winter Party by Utagawa Toyoharu (18th century)
11) Masked Ball at the Opera by Edouard Manet (1873)
12) Italian Dance Party by Francesco Vinea (1880)
13) Luncheon of the Boating Party by Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1881)
14) Hip, Hip, Hurrah! Artists’ Party, Skagen by Peder Severin Krøyer (1887-1888)
15) The Bachelor Party by Louis Wai (1896)
16) Nightlife by Archibald John Motley Jr. (1943)
TWO YEARS LATER
- If you get the same child twice they have twins
1) A child of your choice welcomes a son
https://nameberry.com/blog/three-degrees-of-william
2) Child two welcomes a son and child one welcomes a daughter
https://nameberry.com/blog/liberal-and-conservative-baby-names-toe-the-party-line
3) Child five welcomes a baby..? (gender your choice)
https://nameberry.com/blog/sci-fi-names
4) Child four and child six both welcome a daughter
https://nameberry.com/blog/hipster-girl-dog-names
5) Child three welcomes a baby..? (gender your choice)
https://nameberry.com/blog/best-cool-unusual-saints-names
6) Child five and child one both welcome a daughter
https://nameberry.com/blog/feminizations
7) Child three welcomes a son and child four welcomes a daughter
https://nameberry.com/blog/sweet-spot-names-fitting-in-and-standing-out
8) Child six and child two both welcome a baby..? (genders your choice)
https://nameberry.com/blog/truly-unisex-baby-names
9) Child one and two both welcome a son
https://nameberry.com/blog/twin-boy-names
10) Child two welcomes a daughter and child three welcomes a son
https://nameberry.com/blog/most-popular-british-names-by-letter
11) Child one and a child of your choice both welcome a daughter
https://nameberry.com/blog/100-classic-girls-names-below-the-top-1000
12) Child three and child six both welcome a baby..? (genders your choice)
https://nameberry.com/blog/celebrity-baby-names-vintage-trendsetters-from-old-hollywod
13) Child four welcomes a baby..? (gender your choice)
https://nameberry.com/blog/steampunk-names-victorian-sci-fi
14) Child four welcomes a son
https://nameberry.com/blog/eurostyle-names-for-boys
15) Child five welcomes a daughter
https://nameberry.com/blog/high-fashion-baby-names
16) Child six welcomes a daughter and child five welcomes a son
https://nameberry.com/blog/british-baby-names-two-middle-names
⭐️
I am in the mood
to dissolve
in the sky.
- Virginia Woolf
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