#Sculptures

ThatNaijaYarn

Thatnaijayarn

Some interesting facts about Nigeria. Mini #Thread 1. Largest population in Africa.Due to its large population and economy, Nigeria is referred to as 'the giant of Africa'. As of 2019,

Incunabula

incunabula

Am I the only one here who has very sensibly used this two months of quarantine to fulfill a boyhood ambition 40 years later and finally buy a chunk of

DaniëlBende Keramist

DFB_keramiek

Fighting for a Modern Ceramics traditionA thread https://www.dfb-keramiek.nl/2020/10/fighting-for-a-modern-ceramics-tradition/?lang=en The modern ceramics tradition is spreading. In the eye of the storm, its path is difficult to fathom. An

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Elf_of_Shiva_

#Thread || 𝙄𝙉𝘿𝙄𝘼𝙉 𝘾𝙇𝘼𝙎𝙎𝙄𝘾𝘼𝙇 𝘿𝘼𝙉𝘾𝙀 ||Dance and music as ancient performing arts have always been a part of the life of Indian people. Our religious literature recognized dance as an

The Sanatan

TheSanatanTimes

Zafar Khan Ghazi Masjid in West Bengal is a Hindu temple that was seized by Muslim invaders.With mutilated sculptures of Hindu Gods, the structure now stands as a mute witness

Soon-Tzu Speechley 孫子

speechleyish

A couple of you have asked, so here are my ten favourite buildings. In no particular order:1. Masjid Negara, Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaCompleted in 1965, Malaysia's National Mosque is a refined

Erin L. Thompson

artcrimeprof

Dear Timeline Auctions: maybe consider changing up who makes the stuff you sell as priceless antiquities? If I can identify the same sculptor I get just a wee bit suspicious.

Liminal Warmth ❤️

liminal_warmth

Maybe I'm not thinking big enough I'm sitting here tonight, looking at different business structuring options for managing all my different activities (writing, consulting, coaching, art, maybe desert AirBnB) and

Rodeo Tides

sportsbyzubby

Culture and Tourism isn’t really my forte so I’d be engaging this with a bit of bias towards areas I have an active interest in; Information Technology. We’re going to

William Dalrymple

DalrympleWill

I'm become very interested in yakshas, yakshis and nagas- classes of sacred beings which seem to be relatively peripheral to modern Indian religion and spirituality, but which dominated much of the art

Maddie

2ndMTaylor

1) Skydiving Beavers.In 1948, Idaho had a beaver problem. Mainly, there were beavers in the cities (if cities exist in Idaho) and there weren't beavers in the wild places that

ElMo Flonzelay-Quixote

LaineyRubin

Watching the paintings being removed from the WH,I can't get past this:Unless the paintings and frames are fakes, they should NEVER be touched without white cotton gloves. A museum would

Myz Lilith

MyzLilith

You can test any claim that a problem can be solved 'by blockchain' by substituting 'by database' instead. If it now sounds like nonsense, it always was. If it still

Emma Hollen

Emma_Hollen

[THREAD ]A look at the many shapes of the 'bug-zombifying' cordyceps fungus The cordyceps genus is mostly formed of entomopathogenic fungi (entoma > "bug" ; pathogenic > "bringing disease").

Haunt Donkus

poondonkus

We need to talk about Yasushi Nirasawa, Sin'Ichi Hiromoto, and an obscure erotic monstergirl action figure line from the late 90s.But first we need to talk about Return of the

Sarah

SarahSyed_

THREADBaroque vs Rococo The Baroque period is defined by the grandeur and opulence of its art and architecture. With roots in Rome, the movement spread across Italy and other European