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Yes if you want! But it looks great already :)
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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.
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Answer: True
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The 1st amendment protects and endows a citizen with free spech and freedom of expression, any act against this right is considered illegal. Funding of an artist's work can be cut however, and this act on itself is not considered illegal. An artist for example may produce erotic artwork that a local legislator may find offensive and as such refuse to provide funding or a platform that would allow the artist to express or show his or her work, which some would consider is a form of censorship.
1) le titire
2)le nom de compositer: s'il s'agit d'une ouvre vocale, indiquer l'auteur du text
3)le nom de l'interprète s'il s'agit d'une chanson
