According to Yahoos top answer for this exact question, it can be seen from the Pergamon Museum, in Berlin Germany.
ArcheologyTravel.com backs this up. the total of the article is "Babylon to Berlin and beyond: the Ishtar gate in the pergamon museum and around the world" It comments on the "striking reconstruction" of the wall.
Totally would check out the second site for more info!
In Marxism, art is more of a propaganda too used to promote
the communist ideology where the working class is leading the struggle against
the ruling elite. In reality they
disdain art because it is one of the activities that the elite indulge in.
I don't know what courses you took yet but if you haven't taken the drawing part of the course that is what I would go with.
I’m not sure what your choices are but, Any story that follows any and all action and events as seen through the eyes, and through the thoughts of the person narrating the story. One of the more famous was ON THE ROAD by Jack Kerouac. It was written on a "roll" of typing paper, not individual sheets. The possible fact that Kerouac was doing 'speed' while writing helped to intensify the stream of writing. A very good book often overlooked for its importance and significance.
Wedding Preparation:
- get a feel for your client
- study the location
- determine the event's VIPS
- compose a detailed shot list
- verify that your schedule is clear
- confirm your payment
- gather vendor info
- book and assistant or second shooter
The Day of the Event:
- charge all your batteries
- dig out a plan B camera
- stock your lenses
- pack supplementary lights and triggers
- gather personal essentials
- capture establishing shots
- pose formal portraits
Post-Wedding:
- back up the final pictures
- follow up on Fbook
Hope this helped :)
