Trees in art, as well as life, often follow simple mathematical rules, study finds
Scientists have studied trees depicted in various works of art and found they follow relatively simple mathematical rules also found in branching patterns in nature.
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Manita Singh's solo exhibition in Chennai captures the fragility and beauty of nature
For Manita Singh, art has always been second nature. Growing up in a home filled with greenery, nurtured by a mother with a ...
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Edvard Munch’s Striking Portraits Take the Spotlight in London. Here Are 5 Must-See Works
The portraits of Edvard Munch contain hidden psychological depths. Here's our pick of the top five masterpieces in a new show ...
Edvard Munch and the painting lost at sea, at Harvard Art Museums
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Color Me Green exhibit
April 13 North Kingstown, RI – The Wickford Art Association proudly presents Color Me Green, an exhibit celebrating artists ...
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Best teal paints – 8 favorite shades among designers from Benjamin Moore, Farrow & Ball, and more
One of my favorite deep teal paint colors is Sherwood Forest by Benjamin Moore,' says designer Krystal Reinhard of Philadelphia-based Old Soul Design Studio. 'This brilliant, moo ...
7 Paint Colors That Boost Your Home’s Real Estate Value
Discover the best paint colors to make your house sell for more money, according to real estate experts. Painting is a quick ...
Inside a colourful Victorian village home in West Yorkshire
It's definitely a case of all things bright and beautiful in a family home in the village of Cononley which has undergone a transformation to ...