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Frank Lloyd: Revolutionizing American Architecture Since 1867.

Abhishek Dixit “I don’t create a fantasy world; I create a reality of fantasy.” Frank Lloyd Wright revolutionized American architecture throughout his impressive seven-decade-long career. An abundantly creative master of American architecture who was also a writer was born on June 8, 1867, in Wisconsin. The residential design in the United States during the 20th

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A Spanish Master of Realism: The Story of Diego Velázquez

Smriti Malhotra Diego Velázquez (1599-1660) a Spanish painter who was born in Madrid, Spain,  is widely regarded as one of the greatest artists of the Baroque period. He was a master of capturing realism and employing innovative techniques to create visually stunning and intellectually engaging artworks. Velázquez’s body of work spans a wide range of

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World Environment Day: Celebrating Land Art and Nature’s Beauty

Vaishnavi Srivastava June 5th marks World Environment Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness and encouraging action for the protection and preservation of our planet. As we reflect on the importance of environmental conservation, it is worth exploring the unique and thought-provoking realm of art and its relationship with nature. In particular, the artistic movement

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From Inspiring Criminals to Art Movements: Marquis de Sade and 11 Sadistic Paintings

Pratiksha Shome On this day, a man for whom the term “Sadist” was coined, was born, marking his name in the world of Philosophy, surrealistic art and crime. Marquis de Sade, although a heinous criminal with multiple charges of rape, assault and sadistic pleasures, this guy managed to provocate both criminals and philosophers of the

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Edme Bouchardon: Bridging Classical and Contemporary Styles since 1698

Vaishnavi Srivastava 29th May 2023. ON THIS DAY.   Edme Bouchardon, an acclaimed French sculptor, draughtsman, and medallist, was born on May 29, 1698. His works helped launch the Neoclassical movement’s opposition to the Rococo style. Bouchardon’s influence goes much beyond his sculptural accomplishments, despite the fact that he is frequently recognised as the most

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Don’t Miss the Inspiring Story of Friendship Behind Tintin and his Chinese Alley Blue Lotus

Iftikar Ahmed Georges Prosper Remi, known by the pen name Hergé was born Today. The man created one of his most endearing characters i.e., Tintin. In the early 1930s, Father Gosset a Catholic priest, who was living and working as the chaplain of Chinese students at the University of Leuven, intrigued by Georges Remi’s upcoming

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