Western Painting – Tonalism – The Art of Subdued Expressions

Tonalism – The Concept Tonalism, a Western Painting style, was witnessed among American artists during 1880-1915. Emphasizing completely on the effects of shadow and light over details and colors, this art form usually includes Landscape Paintings in low-toned shades. While early Tonalist works have been found to be dark and moody, with an extremely soft …

Appreciate The Beauty Of Nature With Landscape Photography

Most people really love nature. A lot of people would even travel far and spend money just to be with nature. Indeed, what nature has to offer relaxes, comforts and relieves a person. And so, many people really want to capture the beauty of nature. By capturing its beauty, you do not only improve your …

Should Works of Art Be Repatriated to Their Places of Origin?

Art repatriation refers to the return of works of art or cultural objects to their country of origin or former owners. These items were forcefully taken away from their original owners or creators in their homelands as a result of war, colonialism or imperialism. Repatriation is a hotly debated subject which is ongoing and its …

Scott Mead’s Work Accepted to the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition

Best known for his philanthropy and an extensive career in investment banking, Scott Mead has recently become more visible in the fine arts world, actively creating and showcasing his fine art photography most recently at the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition in Piccadilly, London. Scott Mead was born in Washington, DC. When he was …

His Most Famous Painting (Danae) – Rembrandt

One of the most innovative, ingenious, and revered artists of Netherlands in the seventeenth century, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn or simply Rembrandt (1606-69), is accredited with shaping the European art history. Rembrandt had adopted the ‘Baroque’ style of painting, through which he would portray the female mythological figures with much grandeur. Through the rendition of …

The Art of Kabuki and Where to Watch a Kabuki Play

The literal meaning of Kabuki is singing and dancing technique. Kabuki is traditional Japanese musical drama which was invented almost four centuries ago. It represents the rich and diverse culture of Japan. The highlight of Kabuki plays are elaborate make up and costumes and gestures. Kabuki was invented for the entertainment of the common masses. …

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