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"Dying Hercules": Greek mythological classical theme, male body symbolism painting, contemporary expressionism, figurative, strong movement, thick outline form, acrylic painting #8941, 2009 | Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum
Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum “Dying Hercules”: Greek mythological classical theme, male body symbolism painting, contemporary expressionism, figurative, strong movement, thick outline form, a… more →
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Le goût à la grecque
OnCulture Europe wrote 1 month ago: The transition from heavily ornate rococo to a classicizing aesthetic inspired by the Greek antiquit … more →
"Dying Hercules": Greek mythological classical theme, male body symbolism painting, contemporary expressionism, figurative, strong movement, thick outline form, acrylic painting #8941, 2009 | Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum
bobotaro wrote 1 month ago: Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum “Dying Hercules”: Greek mythological classical theme, male bod … more →
Hitler the neoclassicist: lucky Germania rescued from rubble
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Inside Trindade Church
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thelocalguide wrote 2 months ago: Note: Religious content – This following post shows the inside of a Roman Catholic Church from … more →
Architecture in Greece
grpresspoland wrote 3 months ago: From Neoclassicism… (GREEK NEWS AGENDA) The Municipal Gallery in Piraeus features an architectural e … more →
Piranesi & Gouache
Charlie wrote 3 months ago: Giambattista Piranesi was an Italian artist famous for his etchings and engravings. He drew the mos … more →
Artist Birthdays September 3 - JULES JACQUEMART
Park West Gallery wrote 3 months ago: JULES JACQUEMART (September 3, 1837 – September 26, 1880) Nationality: French Field: Painting, print … more →
Swedish Neoclassicism
enfilade18thc wrote 4 months ago: Carl Wilhelm Carlberg, Gunnebo House, ca. 1780s (Photo by Tor Svensson, Wikimedia Commons) Interior … more →
Chapter Seventeen :: Josh
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Kevin Wilder wrote 5 months ago: WHAT HAPPENS AT THE PARTY :: BY KEVIN WILDER AS I REFLECT ON THE BIZARRE chain of events that have l … more →
Some of my musical pet peeves
clariniano wrote 6 months ago: People who lump all 20th (and 21st) century so-called classical music as weird. There’s a lot of dif … more →
Phaedra by Jean Racine
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ohshush wrote 7 months ago: Phèdre (originally Phèdre et Hippolyte) is a dramatic tragedy in five acts written in alexandrine ve … more →
The Rape of the Lock
ohshush wrote 7 months ago: The Rape of the Lock is a mock-heroic narrative poem written by Alexander Pope, first published anon … more →
Neoclassicism
ohshush wrote 7 months ago: Neoclassicim (1660-1798) After the Renaissance came a reaction in the direction of order and restrai … more →
Of Gods and Goddesses
ectopist wrote 7 months ago: Our general understanding of the ontogenesis of polytheistic systems in the space which came to cons … more →
Serious Pixel Play: Brian Stubler at JavaNaut Cafe
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stevebrisendine wrote 7 months ago: "DISCARDED BABIES", Digital Photograph. Brian Stubler Brian Stubler & the Clothesline … more →
First Cafe in Europe
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Stella Stopfer wrote 11 months ago: Do you know what was the first cafe in Europe? Where did it open and what is the story behind it? If … more →
Chronophage • Time Machine
Fatima Travassos wrote 1 year ago: One of the strangest clocks in the world, the Time Eater features a giant grasshopper or “Chronophag … more →
KarLAG Buildings in "Stalin's Neoclassicism" Style
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kazaknomad wrote 1 year ago: According to the Museum brochure this structure was built in 1933-35 by forcing 1,000s of prisoners … more →
Alexei Ratmansky at The New Yorker Festival
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Evan wrote 1 year ago: On Saturday afternoon, The New Yorker Festival presented a discussion between dance critic Joan Acoc … more →
