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Oftentimes the most underrated places are quite beautiful.
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@interesting_aIl
When it comes to the human value, the royals are no more important that old man.
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No one knew it was time to applaud until he gave the signal. Real art doesn’t need a signal.
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Kindness is treating others the same as you'd like to be treated yourself. Sadly kindness has become a rare act.
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Mughal architecture also has been a muse to orientalist painters, here is a beautiful piece titled “Taj Mahal at Dusk” by Ludwig Hans Fischer
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Human curiosity and drive to experiment in a nutshell. Probably not the smartest way to film it though.
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@archi_tradition
Dresden as depicted here in “Dresden From the Right Bank of the Elbe Below the Augustus Bridge” by Bernardo Bellotto.
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@Culture_Crit
The first one was perfect and the story was complete. A second one will probably pale in comparison.
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The Basílica i Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família in Barcelona.
Photography by Alex Ovs, Unsplash
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🧵Over 2000 years ago a King was born. Here is a short thread of beautiful paintings depicting some events of the Christmas story.
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The angel Gabriel appeared before a virgin. “Don’t be afraid, Mary!” He said. “God favours you. You will have a son. His name shall be Jesus.”
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Another one of Dalí's celebrated pieces is "The Temptation of St. Anthony" which is a recurring theme in visual art. Dalí created several interpretations of this subject throughout his career. One notable example is the painting below.
In it, Dalí depicts St. Anthony, a
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@culturaltutor
Very interesting thread. This is one of the reasons I love the city of Budapest. There is something about its layout and architecture that uplifts you and inspires you.
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I enjoyed your angle on this thread. Here are four of my favourite pieces by John Constable. (Titles in the ALT).
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@interesting_aIl
People who do extreme sports are admirable, but it is situations like this that makes it difficult to understand their motives.
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Perhaps not the most beautiful but it has a lot of charm. Girona, Catalonia, Spain.
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The Patio Della Reina, The Alcazar, Sevilla (1909)
By Ernest Karl Eugen Koerner
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Constructed in the 15th century, the Église Saint-Étienne of Dijon underwent secularization in the early 17th century. Subjected to looting and abandonment in the course of the French Revolution, the edifice presently serves as the municipal library. Notably, the choir and
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Rome, A Panoramic View Of Saint Peter’s Square, The Basilica Beyond by
Jacopo Fabris
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@AmirSaeedVadie
I am a fan of the Milan Cathedral.
Milan Cathedral by Otto Henry Bacher
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@interesting_aIl
Of course he reacted this way. Parents shouldn’t be using technology to communicate or spy on their children when they are in the same house. Be present. Be human. Be a parent.
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What is the artist referencing in this piece?
(Apollo with Urania by Charles Meynier, 1798)
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@Culture_Crit
And this is how the trains should look inside.
Couple dans un compartiment de train by Ricardo Lopez-Cabrea, 1895
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@interesting_aIl
This is rather mild compared to what other people are willing to do for views.
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Also it doesn’t look safe for the people consuming the produce. The constant burning fumes impregnating the food…
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@ChouettePhoto
Strasbourg Cathedral Illuminated by Johann Martin Weis (1844)
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@Culture_Crit
A great piece as usual. It reminds me a bit of this modern example out of China.
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This is quite beautiful. It would be a dream-like experience to walk inside those walls. What is it about medieval towns that makes them so attractive?
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The altar of Zeus was massive. In a way the Lincoln memorial statue in Washington DC resembles it. I wonder if it was on purpose.
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Paintings are not just a collection of strokes, colours and skilful techniques, they are also the results of memories of joy or trauma that influenced the artist's unique perspective and artistic expression. Here is a list of 10 celebrated artists with a complicated life story.
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@JamesLucasIT
Barcelona has been a subject of admiration for centuries.
"Aus Barcelona" by Austrian artist, Karl Kaufmann
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The Church of Notre-Dame of Dijon has undergone various modifications and renovations, reflecting different architectural styles. Notably, it houses the tombs of the Dukes of Burgundy, adding a sense of aristocratic heritage to its ambiance. The church's interior showcases
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Beautiful collection and a great eye for photography. Of the ones I’ve visited, Dijon is one of my favourites.
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@Culture_Crit
The Hungarian Parliament is truly a stunning building. Standing in front of it leaves you in awe and it makes you feel proud.
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Nossa Senhora da Graça Fort looks like space fort from another planet. Incredible.
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Grace, elegance, authority, dignity, respect, beauty. A woman.
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In mythology, the Sphinx is a creature with the body of a lion and the head of a human (usually a woman). It is most famously known for its role in Greek mythology, particularly in the story of Oedipus.
According to Greek legend, the Sphinx was sent by the gods to the city of
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A View of the Old Town of Prague with the Church of Our Lady before Týn and the Astronomical Clock (1862) by Emile Pierre Joseph de Cauwer
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A beautiful portrait of a young Maori woman with moko (1891) by artist, Louis John Steele
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Is this beautiful?
(Bouquet of Flowers in an Urn by Jan van Huys, 1724)
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A View of Lake Como and Menaggio, with Punta di Bellagio on the Right (1847) by Carlo Bossoli
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What do you see?
(Clio, Muse of History by Charles Meynier, 1800)
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A Japanese princess going to church (c. 1906) by Orientalist artist, Gyula Tornai.
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Is this a beautiful painting?
(Still life with flowers a sparrow and vine branch by Josef Lauer — 19th Century)
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Dresden From the Right Bank of the Elbe Below the Augustus Bridge by Bernardo Bellotto, 1748
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One of Bonifacio’s masterpieces packed with details supporting the overall theme of the painting. From a boy playing with the dog to the man in the background hiding away the cow and the donkey. What else do you see?
(Adoration of the Shepherds by Bonifacio Veronese, 1487–1553)
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BONUS
Of course the story doesn’t end there and whether you believe it to be true or not, people from all over the world have celebrated and told it for millennia. Today, to those of you who celebrate, I wish you a very merry Christmas and a time filled with joy and happiness.
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