Im pretty sure it was the black intellectuals
Answer:
That is a paint made it by Joseph Mallord William Turner . The title is <em>"The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons" </em>on October 16, 1834. It represent the Burning of Parliament from the south bank of the River Thames, opposite Westminster, that occurs in the same year. It represents nature’s power over man and the terrible consecuens. It compares the strong of the nature with the strong of the man. For example, in the paint the small dots of light from the man-made gas lamps seem weak compared to the uncontrollable flames. The painting also hints at political unrest. The Houses of Parliament were built in the eleventh century and represented governmental stability. The fire occurred during a time of political change, and some regarded the event as a symbol of the need for further reform.
Explanation:
1 . The picture has a man and a spiral of what looks like fire around him. This makes the picture feel warm.
2 . Most of the colors in the picture are reds, fiery oranges, bright yellows, and soft tones of brown. The light is fairly bright and creates a brown-orange mix of colors on the dirt.
3 . The crackling of the fire and the sizzle of sparks on the ground make it sound like a concert of flames.
4 . How did the fire form in that mesmerizing spiral? Where did the fire come from? How did he conjure it?
5 . The image makes me feel a sensation of warm tones and feels, while the man sitting in the middle of it makes me feel slightly anxious, as he could get burned by the fire surrounding him.
6 . Warmness.
(If I understood the last question.)
Hope this helps. :)
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