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Himroo, a word derived from Persia, holds a regal past. Once, it was intricately woven with threads of pure gold and silver, crafted exclusively for the noble families. The tale begins when a group of skilled weavers migrated from Delhi to Daulatabad in the 14th century, near Aurangabad, prompted by King Mohammad Bin Tughlaq’s decision […]
A Weave as Old as Time: Story of Himroo Fabrics Read More »
Numerous structures and edifices are available to prove human’s great efforts. The remarkable builds and designs from ancient Egypt, Greek, Inca and India are always fascinated with stories and realities. What we took it from China? What is one of China’s most incredible structures that make a nation icon? The Great Wall of China is
The Myth of the Great Dragon Design of China Read More »
American artist Jackson Pollock, Robert Motherwell and William Baziotes are a trio of American Modern Art; Peggy Guggenheim, an American art collector, bohemian and socialite, called them her ‘War babies’. Art readers know the basic of Jackson Pollock, and we need to know about the single painting titled ‘Watery Paths. Jackson Pollock is the most
Watery Paths of Jackson Pollock: Illusion, Fiction and Abstract Read More »
Amedeo Modigliani, a renowned Italian artist, left an indelible mark on the art world with his captivating paintings and sculptures. Known for his distinctive style and elongated figures, Modigliani’s works continue to captivate art enthusiasts worldwide. In this article, we delve into the life, artistic style, famous works, and enduring legacy of Amedeo Modigliani, including
Claude Monet’s water lily paintings are significant in art history. In the 1890s, artist Monet had financial worries and bought a property in Giverny. After owning a home and Garden, Monet started to create a garden and pond on his land. He works in the Garden and begins to paint the Garden after completing the
What is Inside to See the Monet’s Water Lilly Ponds? Read More »
Mostly, painting has many layers of stories. One picture may bring many layers of narratives and other materials alike. Some paintings, like ‘Isabella (1849), a creation of John Everett Millais, have a multi-layered story, which brings many unfamiliar things into the dialogue. One painting has many roots that went into literature, poetry and that time,
Isabella: Love, Blood and Tears in a Feast Table? Read More »
Kauna Grass is reed, Available in abundance in North-Eastern Manipur, and harvested thrice a year in the region. This water reed gives an income and presence to women’s craftsmanship in these regions; these days, Stories from Manipur bring water reeds as objects crafted for utility. Kauna grass is essential for an ecosystem that relies on
Weaving Wonders of Kauna Grass; Exciting Stories of Manipuri Women Crafts Read More »
6th July 1785 ON THIS DAY On this day in 1785 US Congress unanimously resolves the name of US currency to the “dollar” and adopts decimal coinage. The evolution of the US currency is an interesting tale within American history. From early settlement to the birth of a nation to a Civil war that
Tracing the Journey and Aesthetics of the US Currency Read More »
Landscape painting is a known and versatile thematic ground within the art world, unveils the natural scenery as its primary muse. It beckons us to wander through mountains, forests, rivers, and beaches, inviting our spirits to roam freely in these picturesque realms. These artistic vistas unfold before our eyes, capturing the breadth of the scene
Changing the Landscapes: 11 Landscape Artists in Modern and Contemporary Art Scene Read More »
The Telluride Film Festival asked the American artist Carolee Schneemann to deliver a schedule of films made by women in 1977, including her own Fuses (1964–1977) and Plumb Line (1968–1971). When Schneemann arrived, she discovered that the show now had a name: The Erotic Woman. Schneemann abandoned her prepared introduction and instead recited a scroll
Naked body as Art: Carolee Schneemann and Her Sexual Liberation Read More »