An exhibit in Watersmeet shows portraits that have influenced generations regarding the danger of forest fires.

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The painting’s distorted figures and intense emotion make it one of the most famous political artworks of the 20th century. Edvard Munch’s The Scream (1893) embodies human anxiety and ...

Emily Carr repainted the scene, War Canoes, Alert Bay, in a 1912 oil that is one of her most famous paintings. The Audain Art ...

He dreamed of becoming an icon painter, but became famous for his vivid images of peasant women and portraits of Lenin and ...

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According to Puja Arya, associate professor at Pearl Academy in Jaipur, the earliest references to bandhani can be found in ...

Both Elizabeth I and Raleigh have been criticised over their links to the slave trade. The artwork of Elizabeth I that has ...