2 Discussion posts (Mythology). Please read read the requirements first!

Hi there! Please note that I’m looking for someone who is truly proficient in writing. I’m perfectly capable of doing this work by myself, but time is pushing me way too hard so I would rather use your help. I will rate your work with 5 stars only if it clearly follows the instructions attached. Please, NO awkward writing and bad grammar. Be clear and concise and run your work at Grammarly.com before submitting it here as I’ll do it to see the critical and advanced issues (if any). This should be like a walk in the park for those truly proficient in academic style of writing. Last but least, the paper should be completely free of plagiarism and pass Turnitin. This is a Mythology class so the focus and the style of this essay should follow its nature. Don’t let me down and I may choose you for all of my feature assignments. Thanks for looking! 😉 —————————————————————————— Create two separate posts that explore the relationship between art/architecture and mythology. The 2(two) posts/explorations must cover mythologies from 2 different regions. The list below contains a list of works of art and buildings. Choose the regions and then explore how the values expressed in a certain myth or related group of myths are repeated in the art/architecture. Do NOT repeat the myth or merely provide a description of the work of art. Your posting must show through concrete details the connection between elements of mythology and the construction of the work of art. Start logically — for instance, do not try to piece together the images on Mount Rushmore with the myth of Chi Li. List of works of art and buildings: 1. I. M. Pei’s Pyramid at the Louvre 2. California Dept of General Services in West Sacramento 3. Jefferson Memorial 4. Toronto Stock Exchange friezes 5. MI6 Building in Vauxhall 6. Schwetzingen Castle 7. U. S. Capitol: one of the frescoes by Constantina Brumidi 8. George Washington by Hiram Powers 9. George Washington by Horatio Greenough 10. The Sharpshooter by Winslow Homer 11. Manifest Destiny by John Gast 12. Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch 13. U. S. currency