Oscar de la Hoya was born February 4, 1973, into a very poor and tough neighborhood in East Los Angeles. Sometimes De la Hoya’s family didn’t have enough money for food. There were also lots of street gangs and drug dealers. His father decided to give him some boxing lessons to help adapt to the neighborhood he lived in. Boxing was very big in Oscar de la Hoya’s family.
George Caleb Bingham traveled east to study other artists ' artwork. He was very impressed by genre paintings he saw. After making art contacts in New York City and studying in Philadelphia , Bingham returned home. George had vivid mental images of life on a river , knowing people 's occupations firsthand. 1845 was when he began an important and productive time in his artistic career.
Gorki Aguila is a well known Cuban rock musician and leader of the Pomo para Ricardo band. Instead of just enjoying the life of a popular musician, Aguila is a vocal critic of Fidel Castro and uses his music to criticize the Cuban government. As a consequence, he has been banned from public or internet performances and has been arrested numerous times. According to a Fox News web page at http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/entertainment/2015/08/13/human-rights-group-condemns-government-threats-against-cuban-rock-band-leader/, I have learned that Aguila was arrested by the Cuban government as recently as early August for his support of the dissident group, The Ladies in White.
Don Miguel had been searching for Juan Pablo for what seemed like an eternity. Juan Pablo had conducted a raid on his mansion with the intent to kill him, and, during that skirmish his best friend Carlos had been brutally murdered after trying to defend the mansion from Juan Pablo's henchmen. He wanted to; no, needed to, get revenge. He had finally found Juan Pablo, living in a smaller house than you would expect from somebody of his profession, and he planned the attack for Wednesday.
He started to make a living off of painting pictures
Just two years after he arrived at the Art Institute, he began to study Synchronism, which focused on the musical qualities of color. He then moved to New York in 1913 to experiment with his new found interest in Synchronism. He created beautiful pieces of art in his time in New York. Soon after he moved to New York, he was drafted for World War I.
He went back to his studies of painting in 1834 with the help of John Rubens Smith (1775-1849), known for his paintings and print works. First Leutze started a business painting portraits, five dollars for every painting. Afterwards, he received many suggestions to go study in Europe after painting a few historical paintings which were noticed by some of the American public. In 1940, Leutze registered for the Dusseldorf Academy in Germany to study to become a history painter.
Ignacio Anaya is the inventor of something we call nachos. Ignacio first made his delicious meal when serving woman in the U.S army, then it became so popular it spread to kitchens all over the USA. Ignacio first took a tortilla, then sliced it into small triangles, fried them, grabbed a hand full shredded cheddar cheese, then quickly heated them, added sliced jalapeno peppers, (you can use whatever topping you like) then served it.
In Europe he visited museums in France and Italy. Once he furthered his knowledge about Impressionism art in Europe, he moved to Chicago, Illinois. In Chicago he created metal, jewelry, furniture, and copperware by using new skills he learned when taking classes at the Art Institute
While in his teen years, he traveled to Rome and Italy to advance as an artist. In the 1770s, his life changed when he started working for the Spanish royal court. He created portraits of the superiority, and he created art that criticized the public and radical problems of his era. Francisco Goya was one of the greatest artists in history.
When he returned in 1872, he spent a year in New Orleans, Louisiana. In 1873, he returned to Paris, France to attend his father’s funeral. There, he and several other painters formed a group, now known as the Impressionists. (Biography.com Editors 2017) Edgar Degas was one of the main ones to organize and found this group.
He lived a simple life and his only luxury was a collection of valuable pictures. His savings amounted to 120,000 marks at the time of his death. His first significant achievement was at the age of 19 in Paris and made him popular all over Europe. By 1655 he soon established himself as one of Rome 's leading musicians and won the sponsorship of Queen Christina of Sweden who had moved to Rome following her abdication. After he had built up a foundation of literati that later turned into the Arcadian Academy.
He was born in the city of Trento, and lived in the period of 1642-1709. His life was deeply connected with religion. He attended Jesuit High School and later became a member of the Jesuit Order as a lay brother. As a member of the Jesuit Order he participated in the decorating of many Jesuit churches. The artist was famous for his
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He was born in 31, December 1869 in Le Cateau-Cambrésis in Northern France. He was a painter, sculptor, drafts man, and printmaker. His mother was an amateur painter and his father was a corn merchant. He studied law from 1887 to 1891 and then decided to go to Paris, to become a painter. He drew some amazing paintings and all of them had a story behind it.