Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

[8] In the 2000s, buildings over 20 storeys have begun to be built in Finland.


Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

Groups of high-rise buildings are zoned for Kalasatama in Helsinki and Keski-Pasila, Keilaniemi in Espoo and Tampere.


Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

Approximately 40 floors are planned for the tallest.


Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

Finland's first skyscraper is the Lighthouse (tower block) to be completed in spring 2019 in Kalasatamaa, Helsinki.


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Skyscraper

Modern skyscraper A structural challenge in skyscrapers, in addition to the load-bearing capacity of the structures, is the sufficiently stiffening of the hull against wind loads.


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Skyscraper

Modern skyscrapers normally have a stiffening center frame made of steel and reinforced concrete.


Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

Elevator shafts, stairwells and vertical air-conditioning ducts are located in connection with the central frame.


Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

This type of construction is very resistant to wind loads and prevents oscillations of the hull.


Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

[9] In North America, predominantly steel frame structures have been used, concrete-framed skyscrapers have also been built elsewhere.


Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

The tall towers, designed for Finland in the 2010s, are all designed to be concrete frames.


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Skyscraper

Aluminum and glass are typically used as facade materials, as well as composite structures on light construction facades, or concrete structures.


Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

Fire safety Tall buildings are made more fire safe than low ones.


Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

Invariably, skyscrapers use an automatic fire-extinguishing system.


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Skyscraper

Stair and elevator shafts are fire and smoke insulated and have a smoke-proof lobby in front of them, while in low-rise apartment buildings apartments and elevators usually open directly into the stairwell.


Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

Where previously the use of elevators for exit fire evacuation was banned, new elevator technology now allows them to be used for evacuation, and the custom is becoming the norm.


Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

[10] [11] The electricity supply of elevators is secured by fire retardant cables and, in case of a power failure, the house's own power supply.


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Skyscraper

In case of fire, only the nearest floors are usually evacuated unless the sprinkler system has extinguished or limited the fire so that no evacuation is required.


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Skyscraper

The use of elevators means that it is easier for people with reduced mobility to leave a modern skyscraper than an old apartment building whose use of elevators in a fire situation is prohibited and the staircase fills with smoke.


Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

Rescue experts say tower blocks equipped with automatic extinguishing systems are no less fire safe than low-rise buildings.


Question: Who designed the Empire State Building?

Skyscraper

[12] [13] The tallest buildings from recent history to this day Famous skyscrapers Bank of China Tower Burj Khalifa Chrysler Building Empire State Building Jin Mao Tower John Hancock Center Kingdom Centre One World Trade Center Petronas Towers Taipei 101 Torre Latinoamericana Willis Tower World Trade Center Home Insurance Building, 1884, Chicago.


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Skyscraper

Willis Tower, 1974, Chicago.


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Skyscraper

Messeturm, 1990, Frankfurt.


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Skyscraper

Taipei 101, 2004, Taipei, Taiwan.


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Skyscraper

Q1 (Queensland Number One), 2005, Gold Coast, Australia.


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Skyscraper

The Twin Towers of the World Trade Center, 1970-2001, New York, USA.


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Skyscraper

Turning Torso, 2005, Malmö, Sweden Bank of China Tower, 1990, Hong Kong See also List of world's tallest skyscrapers List of tallest buildings and structures in the world List of tallest buildings and structures in Finland Literature Silja Laine: “The Skyscraper Question” — Urban imagination and the outline of 1920s Helsinki.


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University of Turku 2011 (dissertation).


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Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

A sleigh is a means of transport drawn in snow by a domestic animal or motor vehicle.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The sleigh can be for transporting people or goods.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Sleighs have been made and used as far back as the Stone Age.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The basic parts of the sleigh are the skins and the manners.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The sleigh has evolved from bites, or bites.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The oldest vehicle remains found in Finland are ancient ones.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

They were often ancient elms carved with a stone axe on which sleigh superstructures were built to bind the load.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Such sleighs are believed to have been pushed or pulled by humans and possibly also pulled by dogs and reindeer.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Development The oldest horse vehicles are purilas, or ringlets, which act like a legless sleigh.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Five pieces have been found in the southern Ostrobothnia of the Stone Age: a sleigh on two legs in Jalasjärvi (1300—500 BCE.


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The sleigh

), a sleigh of comb-ceramic period from Evijärvi, sembra-pine jalas from Ylistaro, where the shape of the object suggests as far as the Urals, a three-metre thin thigh leg from Kuortane (2500—1900 BCE.)


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The sleigh

and prehistoric reenjalas from Lappajärvi.


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The sleigh

The first sleighs were monophilic and could have been driven by a human in addition to an animal.


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The sleigh

Today sleighs are two-legged or separately sprung four-legged sleighs developed from them.


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The sleigh

It is possible that the elms found are similar to those used by seal catchers on boats still in the 20th century.


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The sleigh

The elm was used to protect the boat's keel from wear as it was dragged on the surface of the ice and over the crevices.


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The sleigh

The jalas was tied to a leather boat clinging to the stern and bow; with puliks, the jalas remained in place and the boat's keel settled between them.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

[1] A sleigh model familiar to many is Santa's sleigh with a skipper edge.


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The sleigh

For others, going to Christmas church by sleigh even today is the traditional custom.


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The sleigh

Dogs are used a lot as sleigh-haulers.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Sleighs are also used in tractors for forestry work and snowmobiles for joyriding and freight transport.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Horse sleigh before the Horses era, still in the early 1950s, sleigh was an important means of passage and transport in rural Finland.


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The sleigh

Sleighs were needed to transport both people and goods.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

These sleighs were both two- and multi-seater like passenger cars.


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The sleigh

The Churches were precious and dark-coloured, the sleighs needed to ride on the track more colourful and crumpled.


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The sleigh

There were simple sleighs used to transport goods and pair sleighs.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Simple sleighs were used for the lesser transport of song goods, for the transport of larger quantities of goods — hay and timber — than pair sleighs.


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The sleigh

A pair of legs is formed by two successive pairs of legs.


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The sleigh

Both pairs of legs have a bank with an articulated long truck on top of them.


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The sleigh

When the sleigh turns, both pairs of legs are turned on the same circumference of the circle, because the bows of the rear pair of legs are wired to the strains of the pair of legs going in front.


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The sleigh

The sleigh therefore turns in a small space.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

On such a sleigh, for example, logs were driven on forest harvests.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The bow leg of the sleigh was usually bent on a large arch, and it made the sleigh well traversed and showy looking in the snow.


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The sleigh

The sleigh's skids were made of well-selected birch, and the bottom was reinforced to increase glide and reduce wear.


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The sleigh

The horse pulls the sleigh with the help of a class harness.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The Eastern sleigh was high-headed and well suited for driving in thick snow.


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The sleigh

There were 3—4 pairs of pro-season kaplas.


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The sleigh

They were joined and supported by transverse willows.


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The sleigh

With jokes, pastes split from pine were tied to them as the bottom of the load.


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The sleigh

In the latter times sawn boards, nailed to willows, were used as pastes.


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The sleigh

Initially, the birch axillary ligament was attached to the leg curve at the tip and tied to the first caplet next to the savericle.


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The sleigh

Fixing prevented the tip of the leg curve from straightening.


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The sleigh

Aisa was injected from a strong spot loop into a twisted saverick.


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The sleigh

More recently, these axillary ligaments were replaced by an iron and a coccyx iron wire hook.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

When the sleigh was still attached to the sleigh with a slightly upward curved platform, or resla, a reslarek with a tight bottom for the load was obtained.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

When the sleigh was made with high-skinned, curved, boatlike sides, a plate sleigh was obtained, or a flour sleigh, which could also be used as a drift truck.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Admittedly it was narrow and those riding had to sit on their knees and in a row.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

In linden growing areas, such as southern Karelia, a light boat sleigh with a seat was used in the old days as a drift truck and whose cop-like road pads were sewn from unsoaked linden bark plates, or boats.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

In ancient times, sleigh was also driven when necessary during molten land, for example in a meadow, on a bed or in generally roadless areas.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

In such a run, before the introduction of reinforcement andto the bottom of the children was attached a board-like, wooden rail, that is, lossi.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Western sleigh The Western Sleigh was low tipped and rigid in construction and suitable for driving in thin snow.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Strong skids were carved from the rhizomes of birch or spruce.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The shallow sculpture notches allowed the roofs to be extended as far as the tips.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The ketaras, or kaplaas, were made of loose bodies, but the legs could also be left as ketars.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

From the upper end, the ketaras were attached to the crossbars and a load plane was made on top of them.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The most dexterous made a removable rack with seats to provide a rusk or ride sleeve from the working sleeve.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Both sleighs were modifiable with the change of use, from driving hay to transporting slits, manure and feed.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

As early as prehistoric times, both types of sleigh used tramples in the tramples, it was carved from the hard lyle of coniferous wood and attached to the tray with wood nails.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Talla protected the sensor when driving on molten wheels and during summer driving on rough ground.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

In the 19th century sleighs began to be reinforced and at the same time the bridge changed to flat iron.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The eastern sleigh was driven by saverite rails, the western one was traversed by cake-studs.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Eastern and Western Pair Rail Heavy forestry and freight driving required more load-bearing capacity and more supple maneuverability.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

A pair of sleighs was obtained by connecting two sleighs in a row.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

As a log sleigh, the model spread from the western bog to the inland, and the pair developed a flexible eastern and rigid western type.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Initially, the pair sleigh was developed for support driving, but it was also applied to the transport of manure, feed and cuttings.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Before, a truck meant a shipping platform put on top of a pair.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The sleighs also had tipping platforms and launchable bottoms.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The North-Eastern Finnish pair sleigh was long, with iron only in the foot trackers and mounting bolts.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

Cross-coupling the front and rear sleigh together provided four-leg steering, allowing the rearmost sleigh to flexibly follow the foremost sleigh “like a shark ship”.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The rearmost sleigh, or rear sleigh, was referred to as a tail tail.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

During the war, the Working Power Society developed the standard types of saverite and cake pairings.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

As a result of the work, the most important were the standardisation of foot-gauge gauge: both types had a foot spacing of 61 cm.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The mobile bank, together with the class harness, facilitated the removal of the load and the departure into motion.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

The bank acts as a kind of jerking device, pulling the load into motion, and the load with its mass pulled the skids along.


Question: Is sleigh a Finnish invention?

The sleigh

[2] See also Ahkio Sled Pullkka or friiooreki Sipikka Horse driving wagon Sources Category:Vehicles Category:Ancient inventions


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

A watch is a device for measuring and displaying time.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

The three fundamentals of the watch are the power supply, the display calculator system, as well as a start regulator that connects the other two parts.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

[1] A modern clock presents the time of day in hours, minutes and seconds from the change of day.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

The time is displayed on the dial either from the position of the wise men or as digital numbers.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

In the wise clock, the hourly visor, the minute wise, and the second visor rotate a circular sequence of numbers.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

Before the invention of the mechanical clock in the Middle Ages, people had used such things as sundials, hourglasses, and water clocks.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

Small watches, such as wristwatches, are usually carried along.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

Public places tend to have bigger, fixed clocks.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

There is also a clock on computers and mobile phones.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

The function of the clock is not always just to show time, for example, in a clock switch, the function of the clockwork is also to direct the device to work at a specific moment of time.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

The watch can also issue wake-up alerts.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

History The first gauge of time introduced was a stick erected on the ground, which allowed people to deduce quite accurately how much of the day had passed and how much was still left before sunset.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

The stick cast a shadow on the ground that moved as the Sun in the sky.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

From this rudimentary time-meter was developed around 3500 BCE.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

sundial, which was the first actual type of clock.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

It too had a cantilever, the shadow of which moved according to the sun on a circular platform divided into twelve sectors.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

These sectors corresponded to the twelve hours of the day, although at that time the hour was not yet an established concept.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

Because of this, the length of the day, and therefore the hours, varied, among other things, according to the seasons.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

The sundial was for a long time the dominant time gauge, but what makes it impractical is that its functionality is firmly tied to the Sun's light.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

If the sky is cloudy or it is night, no sundial can be used because the Sun's light does not cast a shadow.


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clocked

[2] It was only when the first water clocks were developed in Egypt about 3400 years ago.


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clocked

A water clock is a vessel filled with water with a small hole in the bottom.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

Water pours out of this hole, and you can see the passage of time by looking at how much water is left.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

In the 7th century, a new revolutionary time-gauge was invented: the sand clock, or hourglass.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

Its principle of operation is the same in basic features as in a water clock.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

The hourglass has two tanks on top of each other and time is measured by the runoff of sand from the upper vessel to the lower one.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

The hourglasses beat in their accuracy all previous time-metrics.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

Tower bells in churches only began to become common in Europe with the development in 1280 in Bedfordshire, England, of the first bell operating by gravity.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

The watch contained a gear and weight and at best it threw from the correct time only about 15 minutes in one 24 hours.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

In the 15th century, spring-driven and movable watches became common and in the early 16th century pocket watches began to appear as well.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

In the 1580s, Galileo Galilei discovered that the swing time of pendulums of the same length does not depend on the size of the weight, nor on the angle of swing, but is constant.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

Dutchman Christiaan Huygens developed the first usable pendulum clock.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

Early clocks usually only had an hourly visor.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

Minute and second visors were already being tried at the end of the 16th century, but the minute wise did not become common until about 1680, the second wise a little later.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

[3] With the development of clocks, people's perception of time changed.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

It used to be liked as a stream, but thanks to the clocks it turned into small periods, units of time.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

The wristwatch became common in the 19th century among women.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

After World War I, the wristwatch also switched to male use, gradually supplanting the pocket watch.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

In the 20th century, several new types of, former more precise, clocks were invented.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

The quartz watch was used for scientific purposes as early as the 1930s, and towards the end of the century it became common in everyday life.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

Even more accurate is the atomic clock based on frequencies of the spectral lines of atoms, on which the current definition of a unit of time, a second is also based.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

In recent decades, clocks receiving the right time from the radio signal have also come into use.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

A very precise time and date can be transmitted from an atomic clock as a longwave transmission to help the quartz clock stay even more accurately in time.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

In this case, the change in summer and winter time also settles on the clock automatically.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

In Europe, the common standard is the DCF77 signal transmitted from Mainflingen in Germany.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

The station began period broadcasting in 1973.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

Satellite positioning also serves as a time determiner, as locating requires the exact time in satellites, which they also transmit to positioning devices.


Question: Who invented the clock?

clocked

[4] Various watches Sundial shows time with its shadow Hourglass shows time sand runoff through Candle watch shows time from the plane of the top edge of the candle The pendulum clock pendulum keeps a steady pace Omega Speedmaster wristwatch that was used by Nasa astronauts on all Apollo flights Clock radio digital display Swiss railways station clock FOCS 1 atomic clock in Switzerland See also Watchmaker Chronometer Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Whitrow, G. J.| title = History of Time: Perceptions of Time: Perceptions of Time prehistory to our days| location = Helsinki| publisher = Art House| year = 1998| version = (Time in history: The evolution of our general awareness of time, 1988.)


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Translated by Anto Leikola| id=ISBN 951-884-234-5}} References on the topic elsewhere. . * Category:Key articles of screening


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

Walter Elias “Walt” Disney (December 5, 1901, Chicago, Illinois — December 15, 1966, Burbank, California) was an American film producer, animator, director, screenwriter and voice actor, and founder of The Walt Disney Company entertainment industry company.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

His influence on entertainment culture has been varied and remarkably large.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

Disney, among other things, revamped the animated film, influenced the genesis of the nature documentary, and established the Disneyland amusement park.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

A total of 26 personal Oscar awards were awarded to Disney, which is more than any other person.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

Childhood Walter Elias Disney was born to Elias and Flora Disney family in Chicago on December 5, 1901.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

The family moved to a farm in Marceline in the state of Missouri in 1905 when Walt was four years old.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

Walt had four siblings: older brothers Herbert, Raymond and Roy, and a younger sister, Ruth.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[1] The genus name Disney comes from Robert d'Isiny, who sailed to England from the Normandian village of Isigny in the 10th century, whose surname was English as Disney [2].


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

Walt spent a happy childhood at Marceline.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

He later told me that he remembered the place perhaps more vividly than any other place in his entire life.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

In his lively breeding environment of farm animals and wildlife, Walt developed an emotional bond with the animals that never broke.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[3] The small-town idylism also left an influence on Walt, which was evident, according to scholars, later in his films and in Disneyland's Main Street.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[4] Walt first visited the circus during that time and saw his first film.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

He also met circus director Buffalo Bill.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[5] Walt's childhood paragon was his childlike Uncle Ed.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

The enthusiasm for drawing Walt received from his Aunt Maggie, who gave the boy a pad and pencils as a gift.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[6] In 1909, Father Elias Disney fell ill first with typhoid fever and then pneumonia.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

The farm was left in the responsibility of his son Roy, as the two eldest brothers had already run away from home.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

However, running the farm proved too challenging a task for sixteen-year-old Roy, so the family was forced to sell the farm and move into a rented house until schools ran out.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[2] The outer walls of the old household were left to be decorated with drawings once made by Walt in tar.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[7] After finishing schools in the spring of 1911, the family moved to Kansas City.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[8] In Kansas City, Walt worked mornings and evenings as a newspaper distributor under his father for six years on a mere food wage.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

At school, Walt was a mediocre student, which may have been due to his heavy work.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

Roy ran away from home in 1912, increasing Walt's responsibilities, as he was now the eldest child in the family.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[9] Adolescence Even during his school days in Kansas City, Walt showed a great interest in drawing.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

He reproduced drawings he found in his father's magazines and, at the request of the barber shop owner, made caricatures of customers.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

He also became interested in variety theatre and performed with a friend at the theatre's amateur evening.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[10] In 1917, Walt moved with his parents to Chicago to begin high school.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

He became a photographer and cartoonist for his high school magazine, thus getting his drawings into the public domain for the first time.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

Along with attending high school and working, he studied drawing technique, anatomy, and caricature three nights a week at the Art Institute of Chicago.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[11] Walt wanted to participate in World War I to follow in the footsteps of his brother Roy, who joined the Navy, but he was a minor.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

However, in 1918, by forged papers, he was admitted to the service of the American Red Cross, and he dropped out of high school and served for a year as an ambulance and chauffeur in France, where he continued his hobby of drawing and painting as a time pass and to the amusement of his comrades.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[12] Career Beginning of a career in the 1920s After returning to the United States in 1919, Disney no longer went back to school, but decided to become an artist.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

He moved to Kansas City and searched in vain for work in magazines as a political cartoonist.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

He eventually got a job at the Pesmen—Rubin Art Studio, where he was allowed to draw advertising sketches, cover art and logos.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

While at the studio, Disney met Ubbe Iwwerks (later Ub Iwerks), who worked as a texter and spray colourist, who became his friend.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

Following the end of their employment with the studio, they formed a joint venture, Iwerks—Disney Commercial Artists, where Disney worked as a cartoonist and salesman, and Iwerks handled the precise drawing and texting.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

The company initially produced well, but after the friends got a permanent job at the Kansas City Film Ad company, the Iwerks—Disney business ceased.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[13] Due to the loss of the company, Disney was unable to pay the rent.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

Presumably, he coped with his financial predicament by eating dog food.


Question: When is Disney founded?

Walt Disney

[14] In Film Adi, Disney had the opportunity for the first time to learn how to make live images.


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He began self-initiating to develop the company's animation techniques and added his own jokes to the stories.


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He also appeared in the company's starred promotional films.


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In the evenings, Disney made short movie animations in his home garage, which he sold to theater companies as a repertoire stuffing.


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In 1922, Disney left Film Adi and founded a new studio called Laugh-O-Gram Films, for which he received $15,000 from investors.


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In addition to Disney and Iwerks, five young animators and four other employees worked at the company.


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The studio made short fairy-tale animations, but did not receive payment for them, as whoever subscribed to the films had time to go bankrupt.


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The company had time to start out as a mix of real actors and animation for a rendered version of the Alice in Wonderland fairy tale Alice's Wonderland before going bankrupt in 1923.


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[15] After the bankruptcy of his company, Disney sold its film cameras and planned to leave the entire world of cartoon films.


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He wanted to be a film director and moved to Hollywood, California in 1923.


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In Hollywood, he stayed with his uncle Robert and toured film studios following film making, but couldn't get a job as a director.


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[16] Disney grew his famous moustache in 1926, as he believed a more grown-up appearance would be an asset in contract negotiations for the film business.


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[17] Alice and OSKU films Disney decided to return to making pilaf films for cinemas.


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He convinced a New York-based distributor of sketch films to interest his creditors in an unfinished Alice's Wonderland film left behind in Kansas City, and the distributor ordered six new films from Disney for $1,500 apiece.


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Walt's brother Roy was at the Losangelic VA hospital at the time recovering from tuberculosis.


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Walt picked up his brother from the hospital, and they set about making the Alice film series with their assistants and Virginia Davis, who was invited from Kansas, with the financial support of his uncle.


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They named their studio Disney Brothers Studio, which in 1926 became the Walt Disney Studio.


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The first Alice film was completed in 1924.


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[18] Alice films combining actors and cartoons were successful, and Walt invited his friend Ub Iwerks to become a draughtsman in order to focus on the scripts himself.


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The collaboration worked well, and the standard of films improved from film to film, but the recording company reduced its money shortage, citing Disney's contributions to half of the former.


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Eventually, Disney Brothers Studio got a better deal, and the company could hire more labor.


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[19] The ideas of the Alice films began to deplete.


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Universal Pictures wanted Disney to make a cartoon series starring a hare, so Disney's next cartoon character was Osku Kani (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit).


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However, the episode “Isiparka”, completed in 1927, did not satisfy the film company, which felt Osku was neither funny nor personal and the film had no proper plot.


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Disney listened to criticism, according to its custom, carefully and set about improving the character and production process.


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The OSKU films received a favourable reception from critics, colleagues and audiences alike, and the character Osku began to be used in advertising as well.


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With the proceeds from the films, the Disney brothers bought themselves new houses.


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However, recording company executive Charles Mintz plotted Osku's copyrights from Walt himself, and the Disneys were forced to abandon the making of Osku films.


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[20] Mickey Mouse While making the last Osku films, Disney and Iwerks developed a new character in 1928, Mickey Mouse.


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Iwerks gave the character an appearance and movement, and from Disney it gained character and sound.


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It was originally planned to be named Mortimer for Mickey, but Disney's wife Lillian suggested the name Mickey.


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Mickey and Minnie Mouse first appeared in the black-and-white cartoon Airplane Crazy (1928).


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However, animation did not convince film companies, as did its successor The Riding Cattle Shepherd (1928), and Disney couldn't find a distributor for them.


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Disney had to come up with something completely new.


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As sound cinema had revolutionized all of Hollywood in the previous year, Disney set about making the first cartoon sound film.


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After a long and frustrating bargain, in November 1928, Steamboat Ville was finally premiered, which was the first feature film to feature a synchronised soundtrack.


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Disney performs the voices of Mickey and Minn, among others.


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The short film received praise from magazines for its technical execution, fun and ingenuity.


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[21] New York-based recording companies were convinced of Steamboat Ville's public popularity and offered to buy Disney's films or hire him, but Disney had decided to remain independent.


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Disney eventually struck a deal with businessman Pat Powers: Powers sold Disney the Cinephone sound system and began distributing Disney films for a 10 percent commission.


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Disney also added sound to previously made Mickey Mouse films and made new ones.


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[22] 1930s Despite Mickey Mouse's growing success, Disney wanted to make other kinds of short films.


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He began a series of musical one-reel animated films called The Krusty Symphonies, the first being Skeleton Dance (1929).


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However, Ub Iwerks unexpectedly left the Disney studio, citing artistic differences.


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Disney bought itself out of a deal with the dishonest Pat Powers and entered into a recording contract with Columbia Pictures in 1930.


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[23] As a result of Iwerks' departure, Disney began sending his young animators to study drawing at the Chouinard Art Institute, of which he later rose to head.


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[24] Mickey Mouse soon began adventuring in comics, especially drawn by Floyd Gottfredson.


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Mickey was based in part on Disney's own character, and Disney also took careful care of Mickey's consistent behavior.


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Disney's studio expanded, and Disney developed new production techniques such as animation previews and story boards.


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Despite the success, Disney was still not financially profiting from his work, so he left Columbia and signed a recording contract with United Artists.


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[25] In 1932, Disney added a new element to its Goofy Symphonies: colour.


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Disney received its first Academy Award for the film Flowers and Trees featuring a color episode and a special Oscar for creating Mickey Mouse.


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In 1933, Three Little Pigs were born, whose theme song “Bad wolf ken would be afraid” became a big hit.


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[26] In 1934 Walt Disney already employed 187 employees and other characters had come alongside Mickey, including Donald Duck, Goofy Hopo and the Pluto dog.


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Disney described his attitude towards animation thus: [27] Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs In 1934 Disney became convinced that he would have to produce a feature-length feature film.


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He chose Snow White, the silent film version of which he had seen as a young boy, as the subject of his film.


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Disney assembled a large team of makers to draw Snow White alongside its short films and to that end adopted new production techniques such as a multi-level camera.


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Finally, in December 1937, came to the premiere of “Walt's Mad Dream”, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, which was the first US full-length feature film.


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Although there was little interruption in the making of the film after budget was overrun, Snow White became a major success, bringing back many times the money invested in it.


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[28] With the success of Snow White, Disney decided to redirect its studio's creative input into feature-length films.


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The old studio had become small on its old block, and the Disney brothers bought new facilities on Burbank's Buena Vista Street in 1938.


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[29] Walt designed a three-storey studio on the Burbank plot where the working conditions were comfortable and everything was purpose-designed with animation work in mind.


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[30] Difficulties of the 1940s After Snow White, Disney began producing three new feature-length feature films simultaneously.


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First, Pinocchio (1940) was published, then Fantasia (1940) and last the war-delayed Bambi (1942).


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However, ambitious and expensive films did not achieve as much popularity as the lovable Snow White, and were left loss-making.


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Prior to Bambi's completion, Disney also had time to make a low-budget film, Dumbo (1941), which was nevertheless excellently successful and made a profit for the company.


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[31] The early 1940s were a difficult time for Disney studios anyway.


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In 1941, studio employees went on strike, and although the strike was relatively brief, Walt Disney lost confidence in organized labor.


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[32] The Disney company produced educational films and war propaganda films for the government during World War II, such as Victory Through Air Power (1943) and Face of the Führer (1943).


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With these and the proceeds from Walt Disney's trip to South America, The Lesson (1942) and Three Caballeros (1944), the studio remained afloat through the difficult war years, even though the company's bank debt had already grown to $4 million.


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[33] Disney, suffering from money shortages, knew the new full-length feature film was being completed too slowly in relation to the company's financial situation, so he combined the sequences played in the cartoon in his films Old Stories (1946) and Little Black Sheep (1948).


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Disney also considered making promotional films and educational films, but dropped the idea and decided to keep the company exclusively in the entertainment business.


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Disney had also begun collecting film material from Alaska, for which he made the 27-minute nature film Seal Island (1948).


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The film received the Academy Award as Best Short Film, and an emboldened Disney set about making more nature films.


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[34] However, the company's financial situation had still not improved, so Disney had to save in wages and production costs.


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She decided to return to feature-length feature films, and the studio's best animators began focusing on making Cinderella.


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At the same time, Disney realized its first fully screened full-length film Secret Treasure Island (1950).


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[35] By the late 1940s, Disney had also begun outlining its own amusement park in California, although Roy's brother objected to the idea as too expensive.


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[36] 1950s Cinderella (1950) was a success, as were Treasure Island and Disney's new nature films.


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The company coped with its debts, and Disney regained its old optimism.


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However, Alice in Wonderland (1951) produced defeat again and was a frustrating experience for Disney, as her hands were too tied when it came to the classic story.


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[37] Alice was followed by Peter Pan (1953) and featured adventure films such as The Submarine Around the Earth (1954), as well as the Real-Life Adventures series of nature films, the most successful of which was the full-length Wilderness Lives (1953).


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[38] Disney was specific about the fact that his name reflected the individuality and uniqueness of the company, and it was also important to him the togetherness of his own company.


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He told employees of his studio at a company meeting in the 1950s: [39] Television In 1954 Disney began running his weekly television show on the ABC channel called Disneyland, which he personally hosted [40].


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In 1955, Disney began a television show called The Mickey Mouse Club, which was the first time Disney had planned entertainment specifically for children.


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The programme showed children from around the world, as well as Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse cartoons.


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With the program, Disney managed to bring the ousted Mickey Mouse back into the nation's consciousness.


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[41] Theme Parks On July 17, 1955, Disney opened the Disneyland Theme Park in Anaheim [42].


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The park was a greater success than expected, with million people visiting the park already in its first seven weeks [43].


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When the studio's feature-length films were also doing well, Walt Disney had finally achieved financial stability, even though money had always been, in his own words, only a medium and not an intrinsic value [44].


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Disneyland was always very important to Walt Disney.


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He used to walk around the park on Saturdays among regular guests, and he was constantly thinking about new ways to develop the park.


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[45] Initially, one amusement park in California was enough for Disney, but in 1958 he began to consider extending his amusement park operations to the East Coast as well — according to surveys, the best place for a new amusement park would be Florida [46].


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Disney began formulating a giant utopian project in Florida, the centre of which would be a future city called Epcot (Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow).


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The entire area was to become 111 square miles wide, with airports and theme parks.


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Disney's demise in 1966 buried the urban plan, but on its basis, an EPCOT theme park showcasing advanced technology and international culture was opened at Walt Disney World, Florida in 1982.


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[47] The 1960s became Disney's greatest film success with the 1964 film Mary Poppins, and Disney had achieved great popularity with its family films and critics alike.


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[48] In 1962, Disney founded and designed the California Art Institute (CalArts), combining the Chouinard Art Institute and the Los Angeles School of Music Conservatory of Music.


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[49] [24] Disney was also involved in designing some of the exhibitions that participated in the New York World's Fair 1964—1965 [50].


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Private life Family and personal image In 1925, Disney met Lillian Bounds, who had come to Disney Brothers Studio as a draughtsman and colorist.


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Walt's Roy brother had just gotten married, and Walt and Lillian also married on July 13, 1925.


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[51] Walt and Lillian Disney had two children, Diana (born 1933) and Sharon (adopted 1936).


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[52] In 1938, the brothers invited their parents from Portland to live with them in Southern California.


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Shortly after the move, Walt's mother Flora died accidentally as a result of a furnace failure in her new house, something Walt long blamed himself for.


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[53] In the late 1940s, Walt and Lillian and their children moved into a new, spacious home in the single-family home area of Carolwood Drive.


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Enthusiastic about trains, Disney built an 800-foot miniature railroad on its vast lot on a scale of 1:8.


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[36] Disney supported the Republican Party and donated money to the Republican Party's presidential campaigns as early as the 1940s.


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He was also an active anti-communist.


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[54] Disney was outwardly a social person, but his co-workers have also described Disney as difficult and cranky.


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[55] He disliked public events and refused them almost always.


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Disney tended to drink alcohol in the evenings at the end of the workday, which is why studio meetings were scheduled for morning or early evening.


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Disney was happy to watch baseball and indulge in lawn bowling in his later years.


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Disneys always travelled a lot around the world.


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[56] Death Walt Disney was a chain smoker all his adult life but took care never to smoke around children [57].


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In November 1966, a cancerous tumour was found in Disney's left lung, and five days later it was discovered that the cancer had spread to his entire left lung.


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After the lung was removed, doctors estimated Disney had half to two years to live.


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On November 30, Disney lost consciousness at his home and died at St. Joseph's Hospital on December 15.


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Disney was cremated.


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[58] His memorial is in Glendale, California at Forest Lawn Memorial Park.


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[59] [60] Disney wrote the name of actor Kurt Russell shortly before his death.


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Russell doesn't know what Disney meant with his message either.


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[61] Following Disney's death, a rumor arose that Disney's body would be deep-frozen and put under the Pirates of the Caribbean boat ride at Disneyland to be returned to life in the future through improved medicine.


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There is no information on the instigator of the rumour, but it first appeared in the papers reportedly in 1969.


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Disney, interested in the technology of the future, had given ground to the genesis of an inaccurate city story.


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[62] [63] After fame and influence in Disney obituaries, US magazines called him, among other things, “the world's most famous entertainer and possibly the world's most famous apolitical public figure.”


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Disney films had already grossed about $400 million in his lifetime, and Disney books, records and other ancillary products sold tens of millions annually.


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Disney reinvented animation and made it an art genre that emphasized character, narrative, and feeling.


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He had a diverse influence on culture, and with his animations greatly influenced Americans' perception of their own history and, on the other hand, brought technological advances such as space exploration to the popularity of Americans.


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With his 1948 film, Hyljesaari, he created the genre of nature documentary.


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Disney promoted nature conservation in making its animal characters sympathetic: Bambi, for example, sparked a debate in the United States about hunting.


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Disney also combined high culture and entertainment in Fantasia and brought the Disneyland Park, the first theme park to be a new kind of amusement for Americans.


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Disney's way of combining all of its diverse entertainment industry operations under a single company was also revolutionary.


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[64] Criticism Critics felt that Disney, with its amusement parks, sought to replace the real world with an invented one and called this “disneying”.


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[65] After World War II, Disney's films no longer gained acclaim from critics; he was regarded as a commercial mass artist who had made the whole culture childish and fairy classics even harmless.


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In the US political climate of the 1960s, intellectuals saw conservative Disney as a symbol of backwardness.


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[66] Disney was rumored to be an anti-Semite, and the rumors only intensified after Disney died.


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In the 1930s, Disney invited German director Leni Riefenstahl to visit Hollywood to promote this Olympia film [67].


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Despite the crystal night, Disney did not withdraw its invitation [68] [69].


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According to biographer Neal Gabler, Disney was not an anti-Semite, although he had had bad experiences early in his career with individual Jews.


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Among other things, Disney gave money to several Jewish charitable sites.


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The perception of Disney's anti-Semitism was initiated by some of the employees he fired, as well as the fact that Disney's anti-communist acquaintances included anti-Semites.


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[70] Disney was also rumored to be racist.


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However, according to Gabler, in his private life, Disney did not show any hatred or contempt for any minority, despite using intolerant sayings.


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Disney also hired people from all demographics during his career.


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[71] Awards and recognitions a total of 26 personal Oscars were awarded to Disney.


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In addition to the Producer Oscars, Disney received three Special Oscars for the creation of Mickey Mouse, among others, and the Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award.


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[72] Disney also received in 1964 from President of the United States Lyndon B. Johnson the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest decoration awarded to an American civilian employee [73].


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Disney received the Emmy Award for Best Film Series Producer in 1956 for the series Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color.


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He was additionally awarded three Golden Globe Awards as well as the Cecil B. DeMille Award in 1953.


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[74] The Oscars awarded to Walt Disney Disney received a total of 26 personal Academy Awards, including 25 during his lifetime: [72] 1932: Flowers and Trees, Short Animation 1932: Special Award for the Creation of Mickey Mouse 1933: Three Little Pigs, Short Animation 1934: Tortoise and Hare, Short Animation 1935: Three Orphaned Kittens, Short Animation 1936: Country Cousin, Short Animation 1937: Old Mill, Short Animation 1938: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, this special award consisted of 1 regular-sized and 7 small Oscar statues.


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1938: Bull Ferdinand, short animation 1939: The Ugly Duckling, Short Animation 1941: Hand the Helping Paw, Short Animation 1941: Fantasy, Special Prize 1941: Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Prize 1942: Führer's Face, Short Animation 1943: Seal Island, Short Film 1950: Beaver Valley, short film 1951: Nature's Half Acre, short film 1952: Water Birds, short film 1953: Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom, short animation 1953: Wilderness Lives, documentary 1953: Land of Bears, short film 1953: Alaskan Eskimo, short documentary 1954: The Vanishing Prairie, documentary 1955: Men against the Arctic, short documentary 1955: The Great Canyon, short film 1968: Winnie the Pooh and the Windy Day, short animation, awarded posthumously Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Thomas, Bob| title = Walt Disney: Biography| location = Helsinki| publisher = Helsinki Media| year = 2001| version = (Walt Disney: An American original, 1976.)


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Adolf von Becker

Adolf von Becker (14 August 1831 Helsinki — 23 August 1909, Vevey, Switzerland) [1] was a Finnish painter and professor.


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[2] Becker made mostly quality-style paintings depicting bourgeois life and craftsmen, but also depicted folk life.


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Becker's best-known works include Mother's Joy 1868, Before Hunting 1880, and One Batch Picket 1869.


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[3] Becker was also Finland's first artist to study in Paris.


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He is known as a teacher of many artists such as Edelfelt at his private school, as well as their links to Paris art and art academies.


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[3] In 1877 and 1878, Becker was the first to put forward a proposal for a copyright law.


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Studies in Finland Von Becker began his studies at the drawing school of the Finnish Art Association and at the drawing hall of the university.


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Even then, he also considered the profession of an architect, but decided to forget his uncertain career dreams and start reading law.


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After completing his law degree in 1853, he became an auscultant of the Turku Court of Appeal.


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He worked for a while in this profession, but in the countryside he was again inspired to draw and in 1859 von Becker left, at the encouragement of Robert Wilhelm Ekman, to study art in Copenhagen.


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Adolf von Becker

From the Copenhagen Academy he graduated in 1856 after going through the elementary class and model class.


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Düsseldorf and Paris In 1858 he was addressed by letter of recommendation to Thomas Couture's academy in Paris.


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Along the way, von Becker stopped in Düsseldorf.


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Paris frightened him with his human hustle and greatness and he returned back to Düsseldorf.


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However, studying at the Academy of Arts in Düsseldorf was not to his liking, so von Becker returned to Paris at the beginning of 1859 to attend the Academy of Couture.


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Couture placed much emphasis on Spanish masters in studying, painting a lot in the technique of “wet to wet”, as well as instructing students to use a simple palette of colors.


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In 1860, however, Couture closed his own atelier school, and von Becker did not have time to stay five months more at the academy.


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Von Becker then decided to leave to study at the École des Beaux-Arts after passing the academy entrance exam.


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In 1862, von Becker tried out with his friend Olaf Isaachsen for Gustave Courbet's new academy, but the company fell through due to the poor financial situation.


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More study and travel in the 1860s von Becker was interested in purposeful study of the arts in Paris.


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He became acquainted with various artists' schools and teaching methods.


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Teachers included Felix-Joseph Barrias, Ernest Herbert, Leon Cogniet, and Leon Bonnat.


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He further deepened his knowledge by traveling.


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In 1859 von Becker visited Belgium and in 1864, with the help of a traveling scholarship, Spain, reproducing works by old masters in Madrid.


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From Paris, many artists applied to Madrid to copy and study the works of Spanish old masters, such as Murillo, De Ribera and Diego Velázquez.


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These provided an alternative to the Italian masters who used to be classical examples.


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A half-body image of the Old Man and a few other, most often miniature copies of works by Spanish painters, have survived of von Becker's work through Spain.


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In these works, he imitates the custom of Spanish masters of using simplified color ranges, a narrow palette and dramatic shadows.


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In the summer of 1866, von Becker visited Rome and Florence.


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He also visited several German art cities.


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Career Beginning of a career A few works that reached the Paris salon in 1863 and 1864 did not yet bring him a breakthrough.


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1866 he returned to Paris, and in 1868 he moved on to painting a few miles from Paris, where he rented an atelier with his friend Alfred Wahlberg.


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The goal of this era seems to have been a transition to a more free and realistic expression, away from the Düsseldorf school.


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While standard atelier designs were used in many other places, the locality where von Becker had settled was usually used as models by local people posing in original landscapes or interiors.


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The most famous works of the works completed during this period are Mother's Joy (1868) and Piketti Game (1869).


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Both were realistic depictions of everyday life.


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The work on Mother's Joy can be considered her most famous and one of the most successful works.


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The work is very couturelike in its technique and colour scheme.


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There is a couturelike black outline that serves as a contrast with the light background.


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The brush-bumped unevenness of the background and the contrast of green and red also suggests Couture.


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The differences, however, include accurately described details of objects.


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The picket game is the opposite subject again, a diminutive meissonierish masculine interiors.


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Despite their technical dexterity, these works have not gained appreciation in Finland, as the subjects were French, and not national romantic as hoped at the time.


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In the 1860s, folk photography became a typical subject line for von Becker, in keeping with the fashion of the time.


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Even before this, children were often considered even humorous subjects, but with the advent of new winds, child-themed works had achieved a better reputation.


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This is a subject that von Becker described very realistically.


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Critics warm up domestically The artistic breakthrough in the homeland was caused by the work Ostrobothnian Proposal Scene (1871), which was the result of von Becker and Arvid Liljelund's journey to the Swedish-speaking Ostrobothnia.


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Critics saw this as a rejection of the French mannerism and the public liked the national romantic subject matter.


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The earlier lurid oil painting technique characteristic of Couture had in this work changed to a smoother one.


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He later illustrated much of the same type of Ostrobothian subjects, such as Sick Bed (1874), Orphan (1874), Introduction of Little One (1875), Baptism in the Country Rectory (1877), Before Hunting (1880) and Newborn (1876).


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A somewhat erroneous conception of von Becker as a painter of national subjects originates from this period.


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The subjects of his paintings also covered much more.


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After interiors in Finland in the 1870s, von Becker focused on open-air painting, interiors and salon works.


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A painting of the Bridge of Asniers after the Siege of Paris (1871) has survived from this period.


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Paintings of the same type, if more impressionistic, he did a lot in the 1890s while visiting various parts of Europe.


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The influence of the Barbizonian school and the Impressionists can be seen clearly from these works.


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In 1879, the Souvenir de Veules was completed, depicting an elderly woman by a rye.


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The work resembles 17th-century Dutch quality picture paintings with its orthodox depiction of light and naturalness.


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Subjects of the same type von Becker painted around the same time several.


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In addition to these smaller works, he also often worked on larger paintings that required more financial sacrifice.


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These paintings he often tried to obtain for the Paris Salon Exhibition.


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Subjects in salon paintings often included a cat or a child.


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There were several of these paintings.


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Larger and often technically more difficult were Newborn (1875), After Dinner (1877) and After Being a Model (1880).


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Von Becker also depicted women in his works, often however so that women were part of the space, and not directly the subject of the painting.


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Among the works depicting the woman centrally, the Girl and the Bird (1870) have been preserved.


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The inspiration for this painting von Becker is suspected to have been derived from a similar work by Courbet in which a naked woman holding a parrot.


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The same spirit is also represented by von Becker's Woman Feeding Parrots (1872) and Parisess (1882).


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Probably the same design with Edelfelt has been used when painting the Paristarta.


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For his final years, Von Becker took his retirement from the university in 1892 and moved to Paris.


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At the end of the same decade, he began to spend the coldest time of the year on the shores of the Mediterranean.


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As recently as 1898, he painted with his friend Alfred Wahlberg in the Pyrenees.


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1904 he moved to Nice, and in 1909 von Becker died.


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Teaching and influence on the art world upon the death of Magnus von Wright in 1868, von Becker secured a position as a drawing teacher in the university's drawing hall.


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It was in this post that he was able to demonstrate the results of his ambitious toil.


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Von Becker also ran a private school, which he founded in Helsinki in 1873.


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The school followed the French model of drawing and painting.


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These schools were of great importance for Finnish art students who started in the 1870-1880's.


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Adolf von Becker introduced Finnish painters to French realism.


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The schools provided just the appropriate groundskills needed when leaving for the Paris academies.


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Pupils who left for Paris and recognised by art critics included Helene Schjerfbeck, Elin Danielson, Helena Westermarck and Akseli Gallen-Kallela.


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As a drawing teacher at the university, he modernized the then teaching by ordering many new plaster designs (more than 100 of these plasters were ordered, and some of these are still in use in the premises of the Porthanian Drawing Department), as well as a drawing course by Charles Bargue and Jean-Léon Gérôme, among others lithography of the edition.


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Von Becker was awarded the Great Gold Medal of the Saint Petersburg Academy of Arts and the rank of Academician in 1873, and in Finland he was appointed professor in 1879.


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[2] The private school Von Becker's private school was largely motivated by his own desire to start training precisely those who were planning an artist's career.


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However, school activities were often interrupted by von Becker travelling a lot.


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The purpose of the private school may also be assumed to have been the drawing of a nude model.


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However, there was no time to implement this.


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Becker is often characterised as a very stern teacher and an emphasis on diligent study.


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He always wanted to see his new students draw in the French way, and because of this, everyone enrolled in the school had to draw at first for a while, so that von Becker had an idea of the student's skills.


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He conveyed the doctrines and style of early French realism by Gustave Courbet, Thomas Couture and Leon Bonnat in his teaching.


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Painting skills were usually practiced using still lifes or live models.


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A number of works have been preserved from Finnish students at the school, which appear to have been clearly executed under von Becker's tutelage.


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For example, works have survived from Helene Schjerfbeck, Albert Edelfelt and Elin Danielson showing clear von Becker influence with their beautifully generalized realistic forms.


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Art politician and confrontational At the end of the 19th century, a young school of artists began to attack von Becker's old philosophy.


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This can be seen as one of the reasons for his move away from Finland.


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Some of his old students later disparaged von Becker, forgetting the influences he had received from him early in his career.


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Several disputes arose between artists of younger knees and von Becker, such as the assembly of the Finnish section of the 1889 Paris World Exposition.


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It progressed to a fistfight at the show's opening, in which Edelfelt and Vallgren fought von Becker, Walter Runeberg, and Berndt Lindholm.


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Von Becker can also be considered an advocate for Finnish artists.


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Between 1877 and 1878 he was the first to submit a proposal for copyright law and in the 1870s and 1880s he was a member of the Finnish Art Society for a long time.


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During these times and beyond, he rebelled against the guardianship of the Art Society and held exhibitions separate from the association.


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He also conducted an exhibition strike in the 1890s.


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Literature Penttilä Tiina (ed.)


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Adolf von Becker - Paris road signmaker till Paris.


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National Bureau of Museums in 2002.


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ISBN: 951-616-083-2 Liisa Steffa - Finnish Artists, Helsinki Otava 1993, ISBN 951-1-1-2242-8 Works from Miniature feed, 1874.


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Newborn, 1875.


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Art connoisseur, 1880—1890.


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The angler, circa 1890.


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Country women, 1895.


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Sources on the topic elsewhere (Aimo Reitala) Category:Finnish painters Category:People born in 1831 Class:Persons who died in 1909


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Early history and slot machines in the 1950s, the first computer games related to scientific research were developed.


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The first games were predominantly games similar to Tic Toe and Chess.


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For example, in the Plankalkül programming language he developed already in the 1940s, Konrad Zuse wrote algorithms for playing chess, even though there was no implementation for the programming language itself.


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[1] The programs were interesting not only in terms of programming languages, algorithms and artificial intelligence research, but also for interactive use of the computer.


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In 1958, William Higinbotham developed a device by which two players could use an oscilloscope to play a simple game similar to tennis.


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However, this game had no connection to the later Pong, another game inspired by tennis.


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In 1962, MIT students developed the first computer game using real-time videographics for the PDP-1 computer called Spacewar [2].


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In it, the player's idea was to destroy another player's ship without falling into the sun itself.


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In 1971, the first coin-operated video game automaton appeared, Computer Space, which was the brainchild of Spacewar, developed by Nolan Bushnell and Teb Dabney.


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The success of the game was disappointing in Dabney's view, but Bushnell felt it was a success.


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[3] The pioneer of video games in every home with television was Ralph Baer, a German-born inventor working for the US company Magnavox.


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Baer pitched the idea to his superior as early as 1951, but this knocked the idea out.


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However, Baer resumed development work later, and in 1968 he had prototype hardware on which to play a number of different games.


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Based on the prototype, the first game console for home use, the Magnavox Odyssey, was developed, released in 1972 [2].


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In 1972, Nolan Bushnell got to play Ralph Baer's Magnavox Ulysses, who was presented at the fair, of which he soon founded the Atari company.


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Atari still released a Pong game that closely resembled Baer's machine tennis game that was still the same year.


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The Pong became a top success, with Atari selling a total of 19,000 Pong vending machines.


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However, slot machines became a major part of the gaming culture of the 1970s and 1980s, when it was the golden era of slot machines.


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Slot machines did not have to care about the technical limitations of consoles or home computers, so they often saw significantly more advanced games than home releases.


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In particular, such slot machine classics as Donkey Kong and Pac-Man have stayed alive and found their way into later consoles as characters as well.


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Also, some of the later popular console game series, such as Mortal Kombat, are originally slot machine games.


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Computer games Even early computers were able to play simple games.


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However, games on home computers did not pass until the 1980s, until which time the graphical abilities of home machines were in great demand.


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One of the first types of games were so-called text adventure games, in which the player is controlled by typing various commands, and events and locations are presented as a written description.


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One of the most famous such games was several sequels to the fantasy adventure Zork, which appeared in 1977.


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The IBM PC appeared in 1981.


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The first widely distributed home computer, however, was the Commodore 64, released in 1982 in the early years of the recession that plagued console games.


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For a long time, the Commodore 64 was the best-selling computer of all time, in Finland it was sold more in terms of population than anywhere else in the world.


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The games on both the IBM PC and the Commodore 64 were games with rudimentary graphics, read from separate floppy disks.


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One of the most notable computer games of the 1980s was Tetris, developed by Russian Alexei Pajitnov, whose original purpose was to develop the observation and reasoning capabilities of fighter pilots.


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Tetris is perhaps the most famous video game in the world today.


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Today's computer gaming has evolved at the same rate with computers themselves.


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Computer games do not have similar generations to console games, as it is possible to develop each computer at its own pace.


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Computer games regulate development mostly by their minimum technical requirements, which, too, have evolved steadily without particularly large jumps in order to talk about generations of games.


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With the advent of the Internet, computer gaming has been strongly marked by its social dimension, which is why since the early 2000s, the most popular form of computer gaming has been online role-playing.


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In particular, massive online role games like World of Warcraft have been strongly marked by computer gaming.


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The problem with computer gaming has long been piracy.


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Downloading computer games online has long been easy, and it's not easy to verify the authenticity of games.


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As a result, gaming houses have radically reduced the number of games that can be developed for computers alone and sought to shift the focus of paying from the game itself to the content.


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In online role-playing games, the player often pays a monthly allowance for their right to be involved in the game.


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Many online multiplayer games (such as World of Tanks and Guild Wars 2) use micropayments built into the game, leaving no monthly fee required.


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Practice varies from game to game, some with real money gaining a clear advantage over other players, while in others, micropayments can acquire cosmetic enhancements such as armor, weapons or pets, which, however, do not really improve the player's chances of others against players.


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Game Consoles First Generation — Magnavox Odyssey and “Pong Consoles” In 1972, the light of day saw the Magnavox Odyssey, which today is considered the first commercial game console in history.


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From today's point of view, however, it had it very mildly: games were mostly based on one or two white points of light reflected on a TV screen.


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There was no actual graphics; its post was handled by various films to be glued to the television screen.


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The device also featured interchangeable game cartridges, which, though mostly determined the shape and direction of travel of the light points.


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Playing the games themselves, like board games, required a manual and various pieces, dice and separate boards.


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New, even more advanced versions of the console were later made.


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The console itself was overshadowed by later, considerably simpler consoles.


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The first generation of consoles is defined by one game: Pong, developed by the Atari company founded by Nolan Bushnell, an extremely simple “video table tennis” that spawned a huge crowd of imitators.


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The first generation of consoles became the era of “Pong machines”: consoles contained nothing more than a few, built-in games, most of which were different Pong variations.


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Overproduction of uninnovative, similar devices eventually led to the first video game recession in history in 1977, which is considered to have brought an end to the era of module-free consoles.


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Second Generation — Atari 2600 and 1983 Video Game Laws As a result of the 1977 video game film, only two incumbents remained in the video game market: Atari and Magnavox.


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Of these, Atari emerged as the dominating force of the next generation: the Atari 2600, released in 1977, is one of the most sovereign consoles ever to dominate the video game market.


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Released specifically for that console, Space Invaders played a key role in ending the 1977 video game slump and ushering in a new era in video gaming.


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The Atari 2600 saw a revolutionary shift to using a microprocessor that allowed games to be stored on ROM modules instead of having to be built separately at the hardware level in the manner of previous Pong machines.


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This also opened the way for outside game developers and bulk sales of games, which is why the Atari 2600 has at times been regarded as the true predecessor to current game consoles.


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The use of the CPU also allowed for more diverse games than previously thought, the most notable being Pitfall, Yars' Revenge, and various sports games.


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Pac-Man, the first recognizable video game character in history, was the first maze game ever developed, which, contrary to popular misconception, rose to fame specifically as a slot game, not as a disreputable home version of the Atari 2600.


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However, as the 1980s progressed, Atari's superior position in the video game market led to a decline in the level of games, as the market was flooded by third-party developers with one of the weaker and more sluggish games.


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One of the most famous flops is E. E., based on Steven Spielberg's film.


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T., which, according to the story, was produced more than existing Atari 2600 consoles and were buried in a New Mexico landfill.


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The deteriorating public image of the video game industry led many toy stores to view video games as a transient fashion phenomenon and stop subscriptions for new games.


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What followed was the 1983 video game film, ending not only Atari's reign but another console generation.


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Third Generation — Nintendo and the 8-bit era In the aftermath of the video game drama, Atari lost its exclusivity in the video game market.


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The video game industry dried up almost completely in the Western world for several years until a new wave took off from Japan: Nintendo, known for the long-lived Donkey Kong slot, had already released a console called Famicom in 1983, which was very successful in its home country.


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In 1985, the console was released to the Western market under the name Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), beginning the third, so-called eight-bit generation of video games.


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One of the most notable reasons for Nintendo's success was Super Mario Bros.


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video game, which started a very popular, even today continuous series of platform games.


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Other openings for the now-successful franchise included 1986's Metroid and The Legend of Zelda.


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However, Nintendo did not achieve the same kind of dominance in the market as Atari during the previous generation.


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This was taken care of by competitors, the most notable being another Japanese gaming company, Sega.


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The Sega Master System was released in 1987 and was technically on par with the NES.


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However, the Sega Master System failed to achieve the clear number one position of the NES in the world, despite selling better than its competitor in some countries.


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Because of this, at an early stage, Sega set about developing a next-generation console, a 16-bit device.


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In the 1980s, home computers also began to become more common and, among other things, the Commodore 64 punched itself through the market.


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PCs initially gained a foothold in the gaming market as consoles suffered the slump, but quickly fell short by the success of the NES.


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Yet in Finland, for example, the Commodore 64 sold even better than the NES in some places.


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Fourth Generation — Nintendo vs. Sega While the third generation was still at its full strength, Sega sought to destabilize Nintendo's dominance with the 16-bit Sega Mega Drive.


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Sega significantly offered graphics better than Nintendo's NES console and was thus able to truly compete for consumer popularity.


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Many consoles considering new consoles decided to get the latest Mega Drive rather than an eight-bit NES.


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However, due to its better game offerings, the NES was still able to compete reasonably well with Mega Drive, as Sega did not have to offer consumers well-known brands such as Super Mario and Zelda.


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To this need arose Sega's own flagship, Sonic the Hedgehog, which was commercially very successful.


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Nintendo's answer to Sega came in 1990, when the Super Famicom, or in the West, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) was released.


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It was also a 16-bit, technically at least Mega Drive level console, with the advantages of Nintendo's well-known brands such as Mario, Zelda and Metroid, all of which got their new games for the new console.


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New unlocks for the console knee were the first games using three-dimensional graphics.


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The first notable such was the shooting game Doom, which as the first game was “filmed” entirely from the player's own point of view, from the first person.


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Other three-dimensional games included F-Zero and Mario Kart, among others.


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Traditional 2D platform games also ended up taking advantage of three-dimensionality, the best example being Super Nintendo's best-selling game Donkey Kong Country.


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The struggle between SNES and Sega Mega Drive became extremely even-handed, with neither gaining a clear upper hand in the market.


Question: When was the first SSD invented?

History of video games

Sega attempted to increase the Mega Drive's technical head start by releasing separate add-ons for the device, making the machine stand 32-bit at best.


Question: When was the first SSD invented?

History of video games

Unluckily for Sega, the game developers could not yet find enough know-how to create 32-bit games, so the spectrum of games utilizing the add-on remained modest.