Development of two countries through art: Belarus and The UK
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This document aims to compare and contrast the development of art and culture in Belarus and the United Kingdom. It provides examples of major historical figures and developments in literature, music, architecture, and visual arts in both countries from the 12th century to modern times. The goal is to give the reader a clearer understanding of how the cultures of Belarus and the UK have evolved through their artistic expressions.
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Development of two countries through art: Belarus and The UK
- 1. Authors: Olga Svirid, Kseniya Traskovskaya Supervisor : Irina E. Shumchenya
- 2. Art for every nation - is a reflection of the spirit of their nation, their life. It unites people of different nationalities and helps them to understand each other better. That is why we decided to show you the way Belarus and The UK has been developing through art. Only in comparison we can give them a full color, so that we can look at the heart of these two countries. So our goal is to give you a clear understanding of their cultures and their development.
- 3. • show the development of Belarusian culture and the culture of the United Kingdom; • draw parallels between their cultures.
- 4. 12th-century poet Kiryla Turauski (1130-1182) Francis Skaryna (1485-1545) The flourishing period of Belarusian literature was in the 19th century. Uladimir Karatkevic Vasil’ Bykov Maxim Bahdanovic Zmitrok Biadula Janka Kupala Jakub Kolas
- 5. John Keats (1795 - 1821) Geoffrey ChaucerGeoffrey of Monmouth Sir Thomas More The major figures in the development of the history of the British literature: The year 1564 sees the birth of two poets: Christopher Marlowe William Shakespeare Novelists: Daniel Defoe Charles Dickens Sisters Bronte George Eliot The 19th century:
- 6. M. Radzivil T. Kasciuska Verasy Krama Kazimir Ahinski Siabry Pesniary Bi-2 Lyapis Trubetskoy
- 7. Hubert Parry Edward Elgar Gustav Holst Arthur Sullivan George Frideric Handel Composers of the nineteenth century: Benjamin Britten Ralph Vaughan Williams The Beatles Pink Floyd The Who The Rolling Stones Andrew Lloyd Webber
- 8. St. Euphrosyne church The Catholic Church of SS. Simeon and Helena Cathedral of the Holy Ghost Niasviz castle The Mir Castle St. Boris and St. Gleb’s church
- 9. Fonthill Abbey St Paul's Cathedral The Tower of London The Swiss Re Buildings The Millennium Dome Lloyd's Building The Greater London Authority H.Q
- 11. Allan Ramsay Thomas Lawrence Henry Raeburn Sir Joshua Reynolds William Hogarth Anthony van Dyck Nicholas HilliardHans Holbein
- 12. The Vankoviches’ The National Art Museum of The Republic of Belarus Opera and Ballet Theatre
- 13. The Francis Skaryna Belarusian Library and Museum The British Museum The Royal Shakespeare Theatre