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Claude Monet Portrait of Pรจre Paul A Mystical Anagram of Surface Effect and Colour ๐ŸŽจ

When it comes to color, Monet was never influenced by prejudice or spontaneity. He always knew, after careful exploration and experimentation, exactly what he was after. Free spiriting, audacious color levels, and bold imagery predominantly figured in Monetโ€™s later works. The behind-scenes-theme captured in this painting is Monetโ€™s cosmopolitan of light and mood. Here, the …

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GANDHI: AN EPIC AND EXTRAORDINARY ACHIEVEMENT OF FILM ๐Ÿ•‰๐Ÿ›•๐Ÿ“ฝ๐ŸŽฌ

  When Sir Richard Attenborough commenced on his arduous undertaking of directing Gandhi, he could not fathom the impact it would have on the world. How could he? This is an epic film whose concern is non-violence and independence. The opening sequence of the infant scene is seeing the assassination of Gandhi; Attenborough plunges you …

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Michelangelo, ‘David’: The Divine Masterpiece of Humanity (1504)

  Michelangelo accepted the challenge of sculpting David out of marble as confidently as David accepted the challenge to battle Goliath. Tension and fortitude are the decisive ingredients swirling inside the soul of the Renaissance marble. The architecture of Davidโ€™s character is in full animation; he cannot perform errors or vanquish his calling. The radiance …

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