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Cultural Significance of Norman Rockwell’s ‘Freedom From Want’ and the American Ideal of Abundance

Norman Rockwell was an illustrator and painter from America. Rockwell, born in New York City in 1894, has always desired to be an artist. Rockwell started attending The New York School of Art as a 14-year-old student, and he graduated from high school two years later, in 1910, to pursue art studies at The National […]

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From Astro Boy to Pokemon: The Evolution, Genres, and Aesthetics of Japanese Anime

Japanese anime has long been a global phenomenon that has been appreciated for its universal visual language, and beautiful and simple aesthetics. Its influence has been exemplary in the past few decades impacting fashion, film, literature, music and even contemporary art. Its distinct plot, captivating characters and visually appealing shots make it a soothing yet

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Day-7 : India Art Biennale Celebrates Women in Architecture and Design with ‘Samatva: Shaping the Built’ Exhibition

The last day of the India Art, architecture and Design Biennale was all about celebrating the work of Indian women artists and architects. The exhibition titled, ‘Samatva: Shaping the built’,  showcases the work of over 80 women architects and 50 designers across the country and the ages. The popular narrative of India’s twentieth century architectural

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Sculpting History: Exploring Kara Walker’s ‘A Subtlety, or the Marvelous Sugar Baby’ and Its Impact on Art

American modern artist Kara Walker is renowned for her avant-garde silhouette paintings. Walker, born in Stockton, California, on November 26, 1969, is well-known for her provocative and frequently contentious examinations of race, gender, sexuality, and identity throughout American history. Walker is known for his large-scale, intricately detailed black paper cutouts placed directly on the walls

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Winter Auction Triumph: Padamsee’s ‘Woman with Corn’ Sets Global Record at $3.12M

In a display of spirited bidding, the Winter Live Auction by Saffron Art concluded with several lots surpassing their pre-sale estimates and establishing world records for renowned artists. The star of the evening was Akbar Padamsee’s masterpiece, ‘Woman with Corn’ from 1952, which fetched an astonishing $3.12 million (Rs 25.89 crores). This sale not only

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