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Da Vinci's self-portrait in poor condition, damaged beyond repair
The famous self-portrait of Da Vinci.
Researchers say a self-portrait by the legendary Italian painter and architect, Leonardo da Vinci, kept in a vault in the city of Turin, is in poor condition and probably beyond repair.
The invaluable drawing which depicts the Italian Renaissance artist in his 60s was exposed to sunlight after being framed for an exhibition in 1929.
The exposure has caused the...
Isfahan, Kyoto named sister cities
Iranian historical city of Isfahan and Japan’s Kyoto have been named sister cities on the sidelines of the meeting held at the Japanese cultural week in Isfahan.
While Iran and Japan have many common beliefs in culture such as hospitality, patience, respecting family and friendly manner, the decision was made to boost the two nations’ cultural ties, expressed Japan’s ambassador to...
Artist Denis Petersonís's realistic paintings that look like photographs
Artist Denis Peterson leaves onlookers impressed with his real life scenes showing cities around the world – but gobsmacked when they realise every inch of these pictures are painted.
At first glance some of his works look like a simple billboard over a busy urban setting.
But on closer inspection the hidden secret is revealed – even the tiny people and obscure reflections on background...
Everything qualified as "Art" actually Destroys Art
All the controversy surrounding the ant-covered Jesus exhibit that was eventually pulled from the federally funded National Portrait Gallery at the Smithsonian, reminded me of a trip the wife and I took to one of the prestigious art museums last year here in Los Angeles. Most of the exhibits were gorgeous, ranging from sculptures from ancient Greece to art deco furniture and household items, and we...
The Pollution in China Exposed! - Photo Gallery
October 14, 2009, the 30th annual awards ceremony of the W. Eugene Smith Memorial Fund took place at the Asia Society in New York City. Lu Guang (卢广) from People’s Republic of China won the $30,000 W. Eugene Smith Grant in Humanistic Photography for his documentary project “Pollution in China.”
Lu Guang (卢广), freelancer photographer, started as an amateur photographer in 1980. He was...
Ballwin psycho ordered to remove disturbing and dangerous holocaust "art"
He calls this "art"! What a twisted mind this man has...
The judge flipped through pictures of the work in Lewis Greenberg’s yard.
“I’m looking at sticks sticking straight up,” said St. Louis County Circuit Court Judge Lawrence Permuter. “I’m looking at all sorts of metal wrapped around metal.”
And so his ruling on Thursday hinged on this: Even if...