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__Space:__ Looks very open in the back because it is really busy in the front of the courtyard. __Balance:__ Jesus is the center of the painting, and there are equal people on the sides. In the back of the courtyard, there are not as many people on the right hand side because of the chapel in the back. __3D:__ There are many layers. The people in the back are raised higher to make it have levels. The people that are in the buildings in the way back are also creating level changes. __Detail:__ The print on the men on the right hand side. __Emphasis:__ Jesus is the only one that is looking right at you. Also only Mary and Jesus have Halos around them.
 * The Wedding at Cana- Paolo Veronese, 1563**

__Color:__ The blue surrounding the groups make the painting look very spread out. You will notice that only person in blue is Mary. Also in the very right hand corner, there is red and orange coloring to symbolize hell burning. __Symbolism:__ The dead are at the bottom and everyone's spirit is floating at the top. Also how in the right hand corner is hell, and the left hand corner is heaven. The left hand corner has angels dragging people to heaven. Above some angels have trumpets to signify the "Last Judgment" __Emotion:__ You can see that at the bottom of the painting the people are very worried especially on the right hand side. The people that are in the right hand side are being forced off the boat into the pits of hell. As you move upwards from the bottom you can see that the humans expressions have changed from worried to relived. They know that they have made it into heaven. However there are some characters that look unhappy to be in heaven, like Jacob and Catherine. __Balance:__ Since Jesus is the main focus in this painting, both sides have equal amount of people. Above Jesus one group of angels has a giant pillar, that Jesus was whipped with. On the other side is the cross, which was where Jesus was hung. __Space:__ There are clear groups in this painting. They are all separated by the blue coloring, which was chosen because it represented the sky in heaven. In every group, a different story is told.
 * The Last Judgment- Michelangelo, 1534**