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8 Museums and Art Galleries in Hyderabad You Must Visit Once!

An art gallery is a splendid approach to preserving and promoting local and international art and crafts. At present, the world is witnessing a cultural revolution (not to be confused with Mao Zedong’s revolution). To accommodate centuries of history and traditions, the existence of art galleries and museums is imperative. If the history of the […]

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Myth of the Founding Fathers in John Trumbull’s “Declaration of Independence”

John Trumbull was a prominent figure in American history, best recognized for his contributions as a painter in the country’s early years and during the Revolutionary War. Trumbull was well-known for his historical paintings that portrayed significant occasions and individuals from the American Revolutionary War and the country’s formative years. Famous paintings by him include

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Connecting Far-Away Lands: The Longest Bridge in India

India boasts several remarkable engineering marvels in the form of bridges, spanning across vast rivers and seas, showcasing the country’s advancement in infrastructure development. The longest bridge in India stands as a testament to human ingenuity, connecting distant regions and facilitating seamless transportation networks. The longest river bridge in India symbolises connectivity and progress, bridging

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Are Cheriyal Scroll Paintings Religious Comic Strips?

Cheriyal paintings, also known as Cheriyal scroll paintings, are a traditional art form originating from the Cheriyal village in Telangana, India. Earlier, the painting style was extremely popular throughout Andhra Pradesh, but due to the proliferation of television and cinema, the paintings were exclusively done in the Cheriyal town. One may find the Cheriyal scroll

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Holi is the Exuberant Display of Colours, And Rightfully So!

Holi is just around the corner, and when one considers the celebration, it is difficult to ignore the magnitude and splendour of the Mughal era. It was full of joy, friendship, and a sense of togetherness that transcended religious boundaries. Numerous art schools have produced miniature paintings that capture these facets of history. On

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Indian Artists To Look Out For In Venice Biennale 2024

The 60th Venice Biennale is an upcoming international contemporary art exhibition in 2024. Every two years, Venice, Italy hosts the Venice Biennale. Its main show, Foreigners Everywhere, will be curated by artistic director Adriano Pedrosa. With great anticipation, the art world looks forward to the dawn of 2024 and the charming city of Venice, Italy,

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Rajasthani Folk Arts Which Will Command Your Attention!

Rajasthan, the land of vibrant colours, rich culture, and majestic landscapes, is synonymous with artistry and creativity. Rajasthani art, a quintessential reflection of the state’s cultural heritage, encompasses a diverse range of styles and techniques passed down through generations. From intricate miniature paintings to bold and colourful folk art, the beauty and cultural significance of

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A Printing Tradition From Madhya Pradesh: Hear The Bagh Prints Roar!

Bagh, a picturesque village in the heart of India, Madhya Pradesh, is renowned for its exquisite block printing technique to make Bagh prints. This remarkable craft takes its name from the meandering River Baghini, which gracefully flows through the village, symbolising the very essence of this art form. Bagh Prints of Madhya Pradesh is an

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