Mahima Sharma (Writer, Research & Founder)
Here is a glimpse of the enigmatic Mahima, a self-taught learner and writer, passionate about art, architecture, design, and decor. She is a force to be reckoned with in the world of creative expression, with her mischievous twinkle in her eye and her pen dancing across the page.
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Edith Hayllar: Forgotten No More, Legendary Victorian Artist
The Victorian Era is often remembered as the age when female artists gained deserving exposure in the art world. Benefiting from it and one who left art after marriage, Edith Hayllar displayed a feminine attitude while focusing on domestic themes.
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Salvator Mundi May Come on Public View After the 2017 Purchase
Salvator Mundi by Leonardo da Vinci, the last discovered work of the artist, was auctioned for $450 Million at a Christie’s auction, and after all this time, it might come to public view, only later.
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Marina Tsvetaeva Poems: Feminism & Life Experiences
The vocabulary of harshness of life and the experiences that left a mark on Marina Tsvetaeva are a curse if left unread. Read on to uplift it and deliquesce yourself through the life of the poet.
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How to Arrange a Bookshelf Like a Pro
Flooding your bookshelf with objects and books are some of the common mistakes that we end up making while decorating them. Here’s a three-step guide to help you thoroughly.
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Rijksmuseum Presents an Exhibition of Asian Bronze Masterpieces
Asian Bronze 4000 Years of Beauty exhibition at Rijksmuseum showcases over 75 bronze masterpieces from Asia, spanning prehistoric to contemporary eras.
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La Maja Desnuda by Francisco Goya: A Mysterious Portrait
La Maja Desnuda, an image from the Gallery of Francisco Goya, is a mysterious yet charming work with a hidden historical background and one that broke the norms of naked female subjects in Spain of the Romantic Age.
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Palazzina Della Meridiana Opens up After Four-Year-Long Renovation With a New Collection
The Palazzina della Meridiana will showcase over 15,000 articles, displaying the culture and history of Italy. It is also an opportunity to celebrate the newly renovated premises and see the evolution of fashion and taste through time.
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Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza Reveals The Painstaking Technique of Georgia O’Keeffe
Celebrating the vividness and captivating work of Georgia O’Keeffe, Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza exhibited five of her works while studying them to spill her intellectual technique.
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Musée d’Orsay Brings Caillebotte’s Paintings to Embrace Male’s Beauty
Gustave Caillebotte, known to paint masculinity with precision and elegance, receives an exquisite exhibition at Musée d’Orsay in remembrance of his 130th death anniversary and to reproduce the opening of Caillebotte’s Gallery in 1897.
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Masterpieces From Rome’s Borghese Gallery Come on Exhibition in France
The collaboration between Italy’s Borghese Gallery and Musée Jacquemart-André brings together masterpieces from renowned artists. An event that had never occurred before and is too exceptional for European art.
