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Late Classical-Hellenistic period, Roman Mid-Republican period, ca. 4th c. BCE
Excavated at Palestrina (ancient Praeneste; see on Pleiades) in the Sanctuary of Hercules, EFR excavations under Emmanuel Fernique in February 1878.
In the collection of the École française de Rome
Photographed on display in the exhibit "Un museo per l'École" (École française de Rome, piazza Navona 62, 29 May-20 December 2024, extended until 31 January 2025)
Roman sculpture on display outside the ancient bathhouse, now reroofed and converted into the museum at Hieropolis.
Ahmad Jamal Interview - American Classical
Complete interview at: www.youtube.com/user/underyourskindvd
The Erechtheum on the Acropolis at Athens, built just after the Parthenon and completed during the last years of the Peloponnesian War. It housed the cults which were once served in the Archaic Temple of Athena.
Indian classical dance is sustained by a profound philosophy. Form seeks to merge with the formless, motions seek to become a part of the motionless, and the dancing individual seeks to become one with the eternal dance of the cosmos.
Nita Ambani
Dr Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden celebrated the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival with a public day of activities and festivities on September 30th.
This garden was ranked in 2011 by National Geographic as "top city garden" in the world.
Traditional Khmer Dance at Siem Reap Cambodia
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Shown here is a photograph of the sculpture Classical Figure II by Carl Roseberg on display in the Roseberg Gallery in Swem Library at the College of William and Mary. The sculpture was created in the 1960s and is made from lignum vitae wood.
Lignum vitae is an especially heavy, hard wood. The sculpture was carved with the aid of a summer grant from the Society of the Alumni.
More information about art by Carl Roseberg can be found at scrc.swem.wm.edu/?p=collections/controlcard&id=8630.
Bhumi, as a production, for the first time, creates in India, its very own circus meets Indian classical dance performance experience.
Presented by the Natya Nectar International Dance Company, “Bhumi,” is rooted in the earth, but supported by four pillars that will provide a strong base to hold up this monumental performance.
What “Bhumi” stands for is our aesthetic rendering of the relationship between Mother Earth and her inhabitants. It explores environmental issues, in India, that lead to diseases, and health concerns, which impact our future. But more importantly, it highlights the solutions. It interlaces a narrative of holistic life. It imbues all aspects that negate selfishness, consumerism and the negative facets of technology.
Yoga, spirituality and organic relationship with Earth are the uplifting, hopeful messages of Bhumi, and we hope the audience left feeling inspired by what they witnessed. These messages are routed through the entire performance as we ended with Bhumi Pranam in respect and prayer to the Earth.
It is a collaborative experience weaving together:
Indian Classical dance
Circus Aesthetics
Indian Electronic/ Live Music
EuroStrings Artists Julia Trintschuk and Gábor Hart performing at Pirkkala Old Church. Photo: Antti Kulmanen, Tampere Guitar Festival.
Centipede Films presents his tribute to the classical film scores. The original records remastered with the poster and a book with reviews and critics.
Our enterprise, Matterfilm and ourselves, write the books.
The Summer Palace showcases classical Chinese landscaping on a grand scale. It is well worth a visit while in Beijing, China. From this photo, you can see how big the Summer Palace is. My taxi driver told me that the Old Summer Palace was even more beautiful but it was destroyed during the Opium war. The Kunming Lake is a man made lake in the middle of Summer Palace in Beijing, China.
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EuroStrings Artists Julia Trintschuk and Gábor Hart performing at Pirkkala Old Church. Photo: Antti Kulmanen, Tampere Guitar Festival.
I haven't taken pictures of my dolls in soooo long. Currently I've been cleaning-cleaning-cleaning and selling-selling-selling everything I own [and don't use]. I got rid of my old doll collections and I can fit all of my possessions into a 6 by 2 feet closet which will make moving very easy...er. Thank you so much Nurie for the gorgeous outfit~!
Another Perth gem- this time Japanese brutalism- seems they have less trouble registering modernist structures over there- see local register entry, described as `stripped classical' which might have applied more to Dallas Brooks in melb:.
`Perth Concert Hall, a civic building designed as a performance and reception venue in Late Twentieth-Century Stripped Classical style, has cultural heritage significance for the following reasons:.
the place has provided Perth and Western Australia with a.
performance venue of international standard since 1973, allowing the State to host events it could not otherwise have experienced. The place is highly valued for these social and cultural associations;.
the place is a fine example of Late Twentieth-Century Stripped.
Classical style because of its expression of symmetrical composition, strong horizontal roof element and peristyle like colonnade. These attributes reinforce a sense of occasion appropriate for a modern, civic building;.
the place demonstates technical achievement in the fine acoustic.
qualities of the auditorium, which are recognised and appreciated by performers and patrons since the place opened in 1973, it has been the principal performing venue for the West Australian Symphony Orchestra;.
the place demonstrates an achievement in construction technology.
recognised by an award from the Concrete Institute of Australia and expresses fine aesthetic qualities in the colour and texture of the principal building material; and,.
the place is closely associated with architects Jeffrey Howlett and.
Don Bailey, who designed the place after winning the original design competition for a Town Hall and auditorium in 1961.