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“No outer happening can seed inner composition. It must happen to you personally and so my first beginning as an Artist was Partition.” – Satish Gujral, A Brush with Life (2012) In a documentary on a magisterial Indian artist, the narrator Kabir Bedi proclaims in his mighty voice: “The span of his prolific works spans […]
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Men and women went to the temple to see their Hindu Gods. It was only after 1923, that the Gods began to visit the houses of Hindi reading believers through the pictures depicted in the religious books published by Gita Press. They are the biggest publisher of Hindu religious books. Gita Press Gorakhpur was one
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A pomegranate is a delightful fruit. Not only does it taste great and is packed with health benefits, but the vibrant fruit also has several connotations associated with it. In Greek mythology, pomegranate is considered as the fruit of the dead, having been born of ‘Adonis’ blood. It is also synonymous with marriage, fertility, and
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They say ‘Don’t judge a book by its cover’. Guess what? It doesn’t hurt if the book cover is captivating. Book covers or jackets are a powerful way to enchant the audience and draw them in through their magnetic allure. Not only are they designed to entice, but they also convey a story’s essence, inviting
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Introduction A complex intellectual and cultural movement, modernism first appeared in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Modernism, which is typified by a break from conventional wisdom, extends to a wide range of disciplines, including philosophy, literature, art, and architecture. Though modernism is frequently linked to Western advancements, it is crucial to acknowledge that
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American painter and artist Norman Rockwell (1894–1978) is most recognised for his nostalgic and realistic portrayals of American life. On February 3, 1894, he was born in New York City. Rockwell became one of the most well-known and adored American artists during his career, which lasted most of the 20th century. Popular periodicals frequently featured
Bracelets and necklaces are not just accessories; they are expressions of personal style, creativity, and often, cherished memories. These handcrafted adornments assist you in unleashing your imagination, allowing you to weave personal stories and journeys around your wrist or neckline. The best quality about DIY bracelets is that you can always customize them according to
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Today we have in our midst Zafar Mehdi; an architect turned filmmaker, whose newest film Plus D’amour is making strides in film festivals around the world. Zafar’s journey is a testament to the transformative power of embracing one’s true calling. After a Bachelor of Architecture from Integral University in Lucknow, Zafar interned and worked as
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The contributions of Hispanic artists stand out in the broad field of art as vivid brushstrokes that build a picture that crosses centuries and continents. Latin American painters have created a complex tapestry that captures their nations’ various cultural, historical, and social environments, from the sun-drenched landscapes of Spain to the vibrant streets of Mexico
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Homes made from mud have been around for millennia, but could they solve our ongoing climate crisis? Concrete buildings have been a significant contributing factor in emitting greenhouse gases in our atmosphere and world. In contrast, earth built houses made with all natural materials have been a balm to our 21st century problems. They are
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