This paper about the art of PRINTMAKING, and how it is done in other countries. There are specific examples as well.

<Tab/> <Tab/>At a time where the American people are living in a state of limbo between fear and power, a piece of home is much welcomed. Those who lost loved ones in 9/11 or in the continuous war look for memories in the (smallest) things. Objects in a family room tend to keep memories, and the mere sight of them releases these memories. This idea is shown …

…amp;gt;"Expressionists embrace art about life (Barrett 146)." Past experiences and lessons learned come out through the paintbrush, then are shown on the canvas. Edwards Bernstein's Constellation I, II, and III can be viewed as a type of expressionism. Memory is the same as past experiences. Without memory, past experiences cannot be remembered. Bernstein feels that he has refined the representation of memory and personal history using light and cast shadow from the glass chandeliers.