The world of painting
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This document provides a brief overview of 10 notable paintings from different artistic movements including Cubo-Futurism, Primitivism, Abstract art, Surrealism, Realism, Impressionism, Modernism, Romanticism, and Landscape paintings. It lists the title, artist, date, and movement for each work: The Knife Grinder by Kazimir Malevich (Cubo-Futurism), Combat of a Tiger and a Buffalo by Henri Rousseau (Primitivism), Windows Open Simultaneously by Robert Delaunay (Abstract art), Automatic Drawing by André Masson (Surrealism), The Farmer and His Son at Harvesting by Thomas
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The document discusses different styles and movements in painting, including icon paintings from Eastern Christianity, primitive paintings characterized by simplicity, abstract art using form and color independently of visual references, classicism referring to emulating classical antiquity standards, futurism originating in early 20th century Italy, impressionism originating with Paris-based artists of the 19th century, and realism of the 19th century focusing on everyday life rather than idealization.
Austrian cuisine
Austrian cuisine is diverse and known for schnitzel, breads, and desserts like apple strudel and Sachertorte. Coffee is also prominent in Austrian culture, with Viennese coffee considered the best in Europe. Apple strudel is made with layers of thin dough wrapped around a filling of apples, raisins, nuts, sugar, and cinnamon, then baked and dusted with powdered sugar.
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What to eat instead
The document distinguishes between healthy and unhealthy foods, providing examples of substitutions to replace unhealthy foods with healthier options. It notes that eating unhealthy foods can lead to health problems and recommends replacing juice from shops with fresh juice, pizza with salad, chips with apples or pears, sugar with honey, grilled steak with baked cutlets, and fries with boiled potatoes. Following these rules is said to help a person maintain good health.
Differences
Healthy foods such as fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts, yogurt and honey provide energy and nutrients that benefit health and fit the body's needs, while unhealthy foods like white bread, chips and processed meats are less nutritious and linked to diseases. Though unhealthy foods taste good to many, they contain high amounts of calories, fat and sugar and are deficient in nutrients. Most people choose unhealthy foods over healthy options due to taste preferences, despite the health risks of an imbalanced diet.
Healthy and unhealthy food
The document discusses healthy and unhealthy foods. It states that while everyone enjoys tasty food, it is important to focus on food quality and nutrition. Healthy foods are beneficial for one's health, containing nutrients that fit the body's needs, such as organic, whole, and natural foods. Unhealthy foods are less nutritious, containing excess calories, fat, and sugar, and too much protein. Specific unhealthy foods mentioned are sugary drinks, white bread, and junk food. Alternatives to these are suggested, such as water, whole grains, and Ezekiel bread. In conclusion, healthy food makes people feel good and provides needed nutrition and calories to strengthen the immune system, making it better than junk food.
Stay healthy
This document provides a list of foods categorized as either healthy or unhealthy, along with some proverbs and sayings about health and nutrition. It recommends eating five servings of fruits and vegetables per day to maintain good health, including having juice at breakfast, carrots with lunch, grapes for a snack, and peas and potatoes with dinner. Overall, it emphasizes the importance of a nutritious diet for staying healthy.
Unhealthy food2
Sugary drinks, commercial pizzas, french fries and potato chips, pastries, cookies, cakes, ice cream, and candy bars are identified as unhealthy foods. Sugary drinks are linked to conditions like type 2 diabetes and heart disease when consumed in large amounts. Commercial pizzas often contain highly refined dough and processed meats. French fries and potato chips are high in calories. Pastries, cookies, and cakes provide almost no nutrients. Ice cream adds calories if eaten in addition to normal meals. Candy bars are high in sugar, refined flour, and processed fats while low in nutrients. Healthier alternatives suggested include water, homemade pizzas, boiled potatoes, Greek yogurt, fruit, dark chocolate
Healthy food1
This document provides information on healthy foods to include in one's diet. It discusses healthy fruits like cherries, apples, grapes and berries which are good sources of nutrients. It also mentions vegetables, dairy like milk and cheese, fish and seafood rich in omega-3s, chicken and other meats as sources of protein, eggs which contain various vitamins and biotin good for hair and skin, and dark chocolate containing antioxidants. The document recommends including a variety of these foods daily for optimal health and nutrition.
Nutrients
The document discusses healthy and unhealthy foods, explaining that all foods contain nutrients but some contain "bad" saturated fats found in red meat, butter, and cheese while others contain "friendly" unsaturated fats found in nuts, seeds, olives, and fish. It recommends eating less of foods with hidden bad fats like biscuits, crisps, and sausages, and more of foods with good fats to help live longer, and to pay attention to cooking methods which can impact food's nutrient contents.
Season and food
Winter foods include citrus fruits like oranges and lemons as well as pomegranate, kiwi, and persimmon. Spring foods focus on vitamins from vegetables such as onions, sorrel, dill, and parsley. Summer brings fruits like apples, plums, watermelon, strawberries, and blueberries as well as tomatoes and cucumbers. Autumn features pumpkin, grapes, peas, carrots, and garlic along with other seasonal produce.
Sokal
Sokal is the native town of the author, Yuliia Panchuk. It is a small town with many attractions including a beautiful park, schools, sports grounds, shops, a monument to Taras Shevchenko in the center, views of the Western Buh River, cafes, restaurants, churches that attract tourists, and museums for visitors to explore. The author expresses their like for their hometown of Sokal.
Sokal
Sokal is a city in Ukraine that has regional significance as the center of the Sokal district in Lviv region. It has a population of 17,600 inhabitants and is located on the right bank of the Western Boogie River in northern Galicia. Some of Sokal's notable landmarks and sites include the Cathedral of the Holy Apostles Petra and Paul, the Chapel of holy Moccula from the 15th century, the ruined Sokalska Synagogue from 1762, and the Sokalska Town Hall. Archaeological finds from the Mesolithic, Neolithic, and early Greek and Celtic periods have been discovered on Sokal's territory. Sokal is first mentioned in
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Sokal has been known since 1377 and is located on the right bank of the Western Buh river. It contains many historical and religious buildings including the Church of St. Nicholas from the 15th century, the town hall in the center of town, and the large unfinished Church of St. Michael the Archangel of the Roman Catholic Church. Another major temple is the Greek Catholic Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul. The town also has monuments to important historical figures like President Yevhen Petrushevych of the West Ukrainian National Republic.
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This document lists and describes several notable buildings, monuments, and places in Sokal, Ukraine. It outlines four architectural buildings - the Bernardine colony from the 17th century, the 20th century Town Hall located in the city center, the Sokal Synagogue built in 1862 making it one of the oldest in Galicia, and the church of St. Peter and Paul built from 1904-1909 in a French classical style. It also lists two monuments - one to Bohdan Khmelnytskyi erected at the city entrance in 1954 and one to Taras Shevchenko built of bronze in 1995. Finally, it mentions some beautiful natural places including the Western Buh River, a sports ground in the
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- 3. Combat of a Tiger and a Buffalo Henri Rousseau (Primitivism)
- 4. Windows Open Simultaneously Robert Delaunay, 1912 Abstract art
- 5. Automatic Drawing André Masson, 1924 Surrealism
- 6. The Farmer and His Son at Harvesting Thomas Pollock Anshutz, 1879 Ashcan School
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- 8. Girl with a Hoop Pierre-Auguste Renoir,1885 Impressionism
- 10. The Caucasus Ivan Aivazovsky, 1863, Romanticism
- 11. Rain in an Oak Forest Ivan Shishkin, 1891, Landscape