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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Looking at Henry Ford Hospital the Flying Bed by Frida Kahlo
Frida Kahlo, known for her self-portraits, painted Henry Ford Hospital to show her pain of her abortion. The painting became significant in her career as it was the first time she showed blood in her artwork.
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Remembering Constance Mayer and Her Sentimental Genre Art
Constance Mayer was one of the most crucial female painters during the French revolution who is known for her soft brushwork and depiction of sentimental subjects.
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Decorating With Rugs: 6 Easy Tips to Knit Your Empty Corners
Decorating interiors with rugs is one of the ways to bring warmth & colours. However, the process can get difficult. Here are tips to learn.
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Giovanna Garzoni: Story of the Venetian Still Life Master
Giovanna Garzona was a Baroque female artist from Venice who gathered importance for her still-life paintings and carefully handled portraitures.
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Paris Buildings: 25 Attractions to Gasp the French History
Paris, the city of Love is known for its captivating sights and among them are its architectural wonders conveying the Parisian history. Here are 25 buildings in Paris you should take an account of and necessarily visit.
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Francoise Duparc: Story of the Lesser Known Baroque Master
Francoise Duparc is one of the forgotten female artists whose paintings depict some of the most realistic expressions that still retain the potential of leaving a lasting impact on the viewer.
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10 Best Candle Holders to Illuminate Your Space This Year
While candle and their soft light can lighten up our space, we need some of the best candle holders for decor. This article lists the same.
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The Birth of Venus: A Look at Botticelli’s Symbolist Frame
Sandro Botticelli, remembered for his symbolism, painted The Birth of Venus in between 1477-85. But what makes this a masterpiece among all?
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Angelica Kauffman: Among the Few Female Masters of History Art
Angelica Kauffman was an 18th-century Swiss artist with mastery of creating History art, making her one of the few female painters in the genre.
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Rosalba Carriera: Story of the Forgotten Italian Portraitist
Rosalba Carriera is one of the artists from Italy who gained reputation for her unique works, mostly portraits. Here’s her story.
