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The Reluctant Bride by Auguste Toulmouche | Rare Painting
The Reluctant Bride is a luxuriant work of Auguste Toulmouche, depicting an angered bride looking at the viewer as the other figures participate in the moments that precede her emotionally repellant marriage.
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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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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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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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Hill Women by Amrita Sher-Gil: A Portrait of Melancholy
Breaking the traditional norms, Amrita Sher-Gil is known for her unique compositions. Hill Women is one of them, showcasing women in a patriarchal society, with the painting’s meaning varying as per the viewer’s thoughts.
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Bathroom Decor: The Ultimate Guide to Pull You Out of Misery
Over time, bathrooms have evolved in their elements and accessories, hence harrowing to decorate. However, to preserve their functionality and comfort, this guide picks every essential and helps to tie them together for a desired decor.
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Nasreen Mohamedi: Optics, Meta Physics & Spirituality
Nasreen Mohamedi was an Indian Modernist who used her learnings of Meta Physics, Sociology, Optics, and her surroundings to create art no less than brilliance.
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Jagdish Swaminathan: Life Account, Inspirations & Art
Jagdish Swaminathan was a columnist turned painter by the motive of exhibiting magic and symbolic thrust.
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The Fighting Temeraire: A Farewell to Temeraire Warship
The Fighting Temeraire, an exceptional seascape and an emotional farewell to the famous warship of Britain, by J.M.W. Turner is an autobiographical piece that leaves a lasting impact on the viewer.
