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This document provides a summary of biblical stories related to the creation of the world and early biblical figures. It includes over 30 artists who depicted scenes from Genesis in their paintings, including Michelangelo, William Blake, and Rembrandt van Rijn. The stories summarized include God creating the world, the Garden of Eden, Noah's Ark, the Tower of Babel, and key stories involving Abraham and Isaac. The document concludes with mentioning an oratorio by F.J. Haydn about the creation of the world and that the illustrations were taken from an accessible website.
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The document provides information about a guitar duo performing the song "And I Love Her So" along with illustrations from skin images by various artists. It also notes that a presentation on this topic was prepared by Anna.
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The document provides a list of various blades, firearms, and knightly items including samurai swords, daggers, pistols, rifles, and shields. Specific items mentioned include a katana, tanto, and wakizashi swords, daggers shaped like animals or landmarks, and firearms from the 18th century with flintlock, percussion lock, and klippen lock mechanisms. Knightly shields depicted include those belonging to crusaders, Charlemagne, El Cid, the Black Prince, and the Knights of Malta.
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This short document expresses love and includes the soundtrack and theme from the film "Lalka". It was prepared by Anna and contains illustrations taken from the internet.
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This document provides information about a soundtrack composed by Franz Joseph Haydn called Serenade. It also notes that illustrations were downloaded from the website of a collector named Mr. Marian Lysakowski. The presentation was prepared by Anna.
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- 3. Iwan Ajwazowski- The creation of the world
- 4. MikolajusCiurlionis(1875-1911)The most outstanding Lithuanian painter and composer, has created a whole series devoted to the creation of the world. Here are some paintings from this series:
- 9. Jacopo Tintoretto - Thecreation of animals
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