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    Isaac Levitan: Simple, Unpretentious landscapes through his eyes

    August 30, 2021 / 0 Comments

    At the end of the nineteenth century the landscape was one of the foremost genres in Russian painting. It was this influence that shaped Levitan’s art, an art fully and by right symbolic of the finest achievements of Russian landscape painting.

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    Pierre-Auguste Renoir: The celebrator of feminine sensuality.

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  • Art,  Art and Design,  Art Exhibition,  English

    The Pleasures of Shunga

    December 9, 2013 / 0 Comments

    Tea ceremonies, bullet trains arriving to the exact second, intricately dressed, immaculate geisha and the importance of keeping face: these common images of Japan conjure up the notion of a highly-controlled and conservative society. Graphic images of enormous penises and a woman being pleasured by an octopus are not, perhaps, what you might expect. And indeed for the last century and a half the explicit art of shunga, or ‘spring pictures’ has been taboo in Japan- yet this only came about once the country began to absorb Western cultural influences. Before the late-19th century, the Japanese did not share the dominant Western idea that fine art and pornography were very…

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    May 14, 2014
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    January 25, 2024
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    Catching Up With the Kachina

    May 7, 2013 / 0 Comments

    You are in a remote area of north-eastern Arizona. Amidst the hot and arid landscape, you encounter a people. The remnants of a Native American Pueblo People: the Hopi. As you learn more about their way of life, their past, their culture, and their beliefs, you gather round and listen carefully to their stories. This is how you hear about the Kachina for the first time.

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    Baroque Art: A Dazzling Symphony of Drama and Emotion

    August 8, 2023
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