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Unframed Blog
| Jun 23, 2010
… about how photography and cooking have a few things in common—a mix of creative intuition and technical skill, for …
Unframed Blog
| Oct 09, 2020
… and lagoons provide an ample supply of fish, making it a common protein in Fijian cooking. Cup (bilo), Fiji, early …
Unframed Blog
| Aug 20, 2014
… abroad. Did the graphic design culture in any of these places strike you as particularly distinct? MT: First of … making 8.5…
Unframed Blog
| Aug 29, 2013
… example, can be said to represent the limits that society places on women, reinforcing the commonly held ideals…
Unframed Blog
| Nov 23, 2020
… we do often seems to come from and go to many different places and can possibly be seen as disparate, but there is one thing that…
Unframed Blog
| Sep 05, 2016
… the encyclopedic collections of objects and artworks so common in early modern Europe. Where did you find … to move. Today, these…
Unframed Blog
| Nov 14, 2012
… they could get their calendars to synch, they would find common ground with their use of distortion, mirroring, and …
Unframed Blog
| Sep 29, 2020
… Maya peoples used dance to worship the maize god as well. A common theme, known as the "Holmul Dancer" motif, which ……
1967 | Plexiglas and silkscreen
other young, Los Angeles-based artists. In the late 1960s, based on his idea of combining a common ... the place caught my eye. I thought, why not make that chair in plastic. I took the chair apart, and ... and was the first of many common object pieces.” About The Era: Historical Commentary: Handbook: ...
18th-19th century | Velvet textile with metal threads
<i>sufra</i>, the Persian word for the fabric covering the dining surface, came to signify any place from which ... beneath but provided a beautiful <i>mise en place</i>for a coffee service (cat. 129b) or ... inside round trays, became common by the mid- to late eighteenth century. Offering coffee to guests was ...
614 A.H.; 1217 | Gold
place of issue, and the shahada, or profession of faith. Gold coins such as this example were not for ... and more common copper coins, known as fals, were used for everyday commerce and trade. Minted in ...
circa 1675-1700 | Opaque watercolor and gold on paper
(surahi), which is a common courtly attribute. The figures are placed against a descendent Mughal-style ...
circa 1700 | Opaque watercolor and gold on paper
or even a sheaf of barley. The painting features the common Bilaspur stylistic characteristics of ... a long spiraling lock of hair in place of a sideburn for the ascetic, slightly stunted figures, ...
late Tumulus period, circa 500-600 | Coil-built eathenware with applied decoration
in front of the ears was common for men at the time. This haniwa was made during the late Kofun era ... (late 5th6th century), when most figural haniwa were created. Such figural haniwa were placed either ...
16th century | Ivory
stylistically derived from earlier architectural and sculptural conventions. The most common is a mythical ... the greater amount of body jewelry and the lusher mane with large hair curls in place of the ...
1762 | Opaque watercolor, gold, and ink on paper
generally known as the Rajasthani system. It is a heroic melody evoking a martial spirit, hence its common ... battle takes place in a forest glen on a partly cloudy day. The blind header would have been reserved for ...
1980 | Etching
open circle forms the curve of the arms, with slightly rounded ends to differentiate the hands placed ... a less common aspect of Tamayo’s production.</P><br> <P>For more information see the ...
14th-15th century | Volcanic stone
in a place of honor in a family home or shrine. This funerary urn was fashioned during the Majapahit ... of light. Atop the lid is a domesticated water buffalo common to Southeast Asia that is lying on the ...
2009, carpet from first half of 20th century | Persian wool carpet with mirror shards under plexi, photo printed on plexi
time and place, as well as small shards of mirror that allow the viewer reflected in the cut glass to ... and mirrors are common themes in her work. She has participated in solo and group exhibitions in ...
2009, carpet from first half of 20th century | Persian wool carpet with mirror shards under plexi, photo printed on plexi
time and place, as well as small shards of mirror that allow the viewer reflected in the cut glass to ... and mirrors are common themes in her work. She has participated in solo and group exhibitions in ...
circa 1800 | Wood, shell, human teeth, and traces of pigment
eighteenth-century classic Maori period. The commissioned work was typical of the many carved elements placed at the ... figures, which are covered in carved bird symbols known to the Maori and common curvilinear tattoo motifs, ... denotes the importance of human design in Maori art and indicates the important place of ancestors. Maori ...
1883 | Oil on canvas
artist, but definitely a successful one. Although it is a still life of game, which were common among ... of Carlsen’s approach to, still life. About The Era: After the centennial of 1876 the foremost place ... work could be seen no matter where it was placed. <BR>Contrary to earlier periods, American ...
1868 | Color woodblock print
(1868-1912). Yoshitoshi depicts him here dodging blazing bullets, which were not common in Geki's time. By ... placing Geki in a modern context with updated costume and rifle fire, Yoshitoshi accentuates the ...
dated 1420 | Mineral pigments on cotton cloth
grass, placed in a vessel of water and worshipped. Paintings were commonly made to commemorate the ...
circa 1790 | Opaque watercolor, gold, and silver on paper
Notes: Asavari Ragini is most commonly represented by a solitary woman wearing a leaf-skirt and communing ... markings, golden nimbus, and copious jewelry. Her crescent moon is emblematic of Shiva. In place of a simple ...
circa 1830 | Wood and fiber
that end in teardrop-shaped feet, with the cord still in place around two legs.</p><p>This ... common in Polynesia that strictly ranks the various powers of each social group, culminating in the ...
circa 1890 | Wood, sea sponge, snail opercula, and pigment
central head has a gaping mouth in the grimacing style common in such objects from New Ireland. The ... Ireland. <i>Malanggan</i> ceremonies also were places at which to solidify social relationships ...
17th century | Gilt bronze with pierced silver encasings
less common than their economical glass counterparts.<br> <br>Similar uses of rosewater in ... gilt sprinklers became indispensable parts of coffee sets, placed alongside a serving pot, cups, an ...