Abirpothi

On This Day

Albrecht Dürer: The Maestro of Balance, Coherence, and Monumentality

Abhishek Dixit Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528), a highly talented and adaptable artist from Germany’s Renaissance era, was born in Nuremberg, a prosperous European cultural and economic hub between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Albrecht Dürer, a prominent figure of the Northern Renaissance, crafted exquisite works in drawing, painting, and printmaking. He played a vital role in […]

Albrecht Dürer: The Maestro of Balance, Coherence, and Monumentality Read More »

The Lost Time Capsule of Queen Victoria: The Historic Beginnings of the Royal Albert Hall of Arts and Sciences

Vaishnavi Srivastava 20th May 2023. ON THIS DAY   On this Day, May 20, 1867, an important event in the history of the Royal Albert Hall took place as Queen Victoria personally laid the foundation stone for the building. The ceremony took place in a large marquee that was built especially for the event and

The Lost Time Capsule of Queen Victoria: The Historic Beginnings of the Royal Albert Hall of Arts and Sciences Read More »

Museums, Sustainability and Wellbeing: International Museum Day 2023.

Vaishnavi Srivastava Be it art, a source of historicity, or a place of leisure, museums sure have a way to cater to every audience, regardless of their age in order to showcase a world of cultures in the most insightful possible way. They tell stories of past and present events and display a horizon of

Museums, Sustainability and Wellbeing: International Museum Day 2023. Read More »

“Catherine the Great: A Legacy Beyond Scandals, an Artistic Empress of Russia”

Vaishnavi Srivastava 2nd May 2023. ON THIS DAY. Whenever one thinks of a notable historic leader, the mind is bombarded with the names of several male leaders followed by the honorary title of, “The Great”. However, in the history of monarchy, there has only ever been one female ruler whose name is bestowed with the

“Catherine the Great: A Legacy Beyond Scandals, an Artistic Empress of Russia” Read More »

11 Masterpieces of Raja Ravi Varma: Traversing through the Iconic Creations

Smriti Malhotra Raja Ravi Varma, was born on 29 April 1848  to an aristocratic family in Kilimanoor, Kerala and was a self-taught artist who was commissioned often to make portraits of Indian Royalty. He is known for his work portraits and depiction of Indian women and depiction of particularly poignant scenes from Indian mythology. He

11 Masterpieces of Raja Ravi Varma: Traversing through the Iconic Creations Read More »

Remembering Yves Klein: The Blue of Infinity and the Power of Imagination

Vaishnavi Srivastava 28th April 2023, ON THIS DAY.   “The imagination is the vehicle of sensibility. Transported by the imagination, we attain life, life itself, which is absolute art.” – Yves Klein On this day, April 28th, we remember and honour the life and work of Yves Klein, one of the most innovative and influential

Remembering Yves Klein: The Blue of Infinity and the Power of Imagination Read More »

The American Dreamer, Explorer and Visionary: Honoring the Futurism of Norman Bel Geddes.

Vaishnavi Srivastava 27th April 2023, ON THIS DAY “Masses of people can never find a solution to a problem until they are shown the way. Each unit of the mass may have a knowledge of the problem, and each may have his own solution, but until mass opinion is crystallized, brought into focus and made

The American Dreamer, Explorer and Visionary: Honoring the Futurism of Norman Bel Geddes. Read More »

Ad