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Painted this cello earlier in the year, for the Cheltenham Festival. Tried to get some sense of the swirl of string music into this.
Greek, Late Classical-Early Hellenistic period, ca. 330-320 BCE
Made in Apulia, Apulian Red Figure technique, attributed to the Baltimore Painter
No archaeological provenience
Side A features a scene of Iris persuading Achilles to return to battle.
Side B features a young warrior in a funerary naiskos
In the collection of, and photographed on display at, the Legion of Honor Museum, San Francisco, California, USA
Museum purchase, Dorothy Spreckels Munn Fund
Inv. 2005.24a-b
Visit to the Collection of Classical Antiquities, the Museum of the Ancient Near East, and the Museum of Islamic Art in the Pergamon Museum in Berlin.
A dragon, a hybrid creature of reptile and bird of prey, recalls the highest god of the Aztecs (Quetzalcoatl) and the Maya (Kukulcan), the feathered serpent of the New World.
Visita a la colección de antigüedades, al Museo del Cercano Oriente y al Museo de Arte Islámico en el Museo de Pérgamo de Berlín.
Un dragón, ser mixto entre reptil y ave, recuerda al dios supremo de los aztecas (Quetzalcóatl) y de los mayas (Kukulcán), la serpiente emplumada del Nuevo Mundo.
Visite de la collection d'antiquités, du musée du Proche-Orient et du musée d'art islamique au musée de Pergame à Berlin.
Un dragon, créature hybride mi-reptile mi-oiseau-griffon, évoque le dieu suprême des Aztèques (Quetzalcoatl) et des Mayas (Kukulcan), le serpent à plumes du Nouveau Monde.
Besuch der Antikensammlung, des Vorderasiatischen Museums und des Museums für Islamische Kunst im Pergamonmuseum Berlin.
Ein Drache, Mischwesen aus Reptil und Vogel-Greif erinnert an den höchsten Gott der Azteken (Quetzalcoatl) und der Mayas (Kukulcan) die gefiederte Schlange der neuen Welt.
My home City is fortunate to have many well-preserved Victorian buildings constructed in the Neo-Classical style. This image of this one (used mainly as a bank) shows one of four impressive domes and its embedded Corinthian-style columns.
Nancy Vinson and Laurelie Gheesling perform on March 24, 2011, at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art for its classical music series A Little Lunch Music.
Classical Revolution at Revolution Cafe, 22nd and Bartlett in the San Francisco Mission neighborhood. October 18th, 2009, just like every Sunday.
**Credits: Taken by Veronica Krasner
Photoshop Artwork: Veronica Krasner
Jewelry: *Classical chic* by Gems&Kisses**
MULTIPLE EXPOSURE FRAME---Performance of Dr.Rajashree Warrier is an eminent Bharatanatyam exponent, educator, classical musician and a media person from Kerala,India
Had little time off today from mommy duties..I was able to finally take pictures of my Classical Alice Pullip. Bought her last February 10, 2014. 2years ago ♥ I removed her from her box with her board backing still attached to take nice pictures....I still could not muster the courage to really removed her from her box and play her....what do you think? She is sooOoOOoo Pretty & Photogenic!
Greek Early Classical period, ca. 470-450 BCE
Produced at Athens
Attributed to the workshop of the Penthesilea Painter
No archaeological provenience (possibly from Cerveteri-Banditaccia necropolis); former Castellani collection
In the tondo is a draped youth leaning on a stick; an aulos case hangs from the wall beside him. On the exterior, seated ephebes flank seated musical instructors.
In the collection of the École française de Rome.
Gift of Augusto Castellani, March 1879
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)
The girl... For me she is the model of an italian painter of Rinascimento... I tried to reflext this (without filter during the treatment)...
I tried to implement a lot of interesting/unusual building techniques and some nice greebling too. The mech is fully playable, with rather nice moveability.
It is made out of something like 270 pcs.
Built for the Brickset Forum Neo- Classical Space Contest.
2nd oil painting. This is stage one of quite a few layers. This stage is still in development. I had to stop after four hours. We'll see how it goes.
White finished stone in the classical style make up this commercial Bank building in the centre of Yeovil, Somerset
Members of the Spoleto Festival USA Orchestra perform in Classical Showcase at the Dock Street Theatre during the 2019 season of Spoleto Festival USA
Built in 1931, this Classical Revival and Art Deco-style building was designed by Walker and Weeks to house the renowned Cleveland Orchestra. Severance Hall is named for John L. Severance, and his wife, Elisabeth Huntingdon DeWitt Severance, whom made their money as trustees of Standard Oil, and funded the construction of the building. The building is wedge-shaped with an octagonal southwest section housing the lobby, and a fan-shaped northeast section, housing the auditorium. The building is sited on a knoll overlooking Wade Lagoon in Wade Park at the corner of Euclid Avenue and East Boulevard in Cleveland’s University Circle neighborhood, and features landscaped grounds with planting beds, trees, and a front terrace.
The building is clad in limestone with a Classical Revival-style exterior, featuring a front facade with a two-story ionic portico on the second and third floors below a pediment, a large Palladian window at the rear of the portico, decorative sculptural reliefs, and decorative window surrounds, with ionic pilasters on the side facades, cartouches, pediments, and festoons, entrances to the ground floor on the side facades that open into elliptical vestibules and feature aluminum doors and cartouches above, with other areas of the building featuring stone balustrades, ornamental metal lampposts and light fixtures, window hoods with brackets, and elliptical oxeye windows.
Inside, the building’s ground floor common areas have a more distinctly Art Deco appearance, with terrazzo floors, marble wall cladding and columns, original elevators with wooden paneling, velvet upholstered bench seats, aluminum trim, and original operating knobs, aluminum trim and doors throughout the interior, aluminum railings at the marble staircases, Art Deco wall sconces, recessed water fountains, marble ionic pilasters, and the remains of a former automobile drive-through on the ground floor. The elliptical Bogomolny-Kozerefski Grand Foyer, the lobby for the main auditorium, is a mix of Classical Revival and Art Deco elements in a two-story space on the first and second floors, which features fluted red marble composite columns with gilded capitals, gilded trim, an ornate terrazzo floors, torchiere-style light fixtures, mural panels depicting the history of music, decorative chandeliers, grand staircases, a second-story balcony, and niches at the staircase landings. The Reinberger Chamber Hall on the ground floor features a Classical Revival design with wall murals, wooden paneling, a heavily decorated ceiling, a stage with a proscenium arch that resembles curtains, velvet upholstered seats, candelabra-style wall sconces, and accessible box seats in the rear with arched openings. The main auditorium, the Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel Concert Hall, is of an ornate Art Deco design with some classical flourishes, and features an ornate ceiling with silver leaf elements, a mix of floral and geometric motifs, boxes on either side of the stage with fluted trim surrounds, a banded proscenium arch, a neotraditional 21st Century band shell that mimics the details of the historic auditorium, balconies with decorative details at their edges, silver details resembling ferns that appear to drip down the walls from the ceiling to the wooden and aluminum paneling on the lower portion of the walls at the rear of the balconies, and a ribbed ceiling.
The building was renovated in 1970 with the removal of the ground floor automobile drive, and was later extensively renovated and expanded in 1998-2000 under the direction of architect David M. Schwarz, renovating the ground floor, adding the present band shell, restoring original character-defining features, updating building systems, and adding a staircase to an adjacent underground parking garage. The building today continues to house the Cleveland Orchestra, considered by critics to be one of the best orchestras in the world, and one of the most prominent orchestras in the United States. The building today hosts not just the Cleveland Orchestra, but other events including concerts, lectures, performances, and the venue for the commencement of Case Western Reserve University.
Tale Ognenovski with his Quartet and with Dimitar Dimovski in May, 2001 during the CD Albums: "Jazz, Macedonian Folk Dances and Classical Music" and “Macedonian Clarinet Jazz Composed by Tale Ognenovski” sessions in the “Promuzika TRA-LA-LA Studio”, Skopje, Republic of Macedonia. From left to right: Stevan Ognenovski, Dimitar Dimovski, Nikola Ognenovski, Tale Ognenovski (standing) and Kliment Ognenovski. Dimitar Dimovski, recorded, mixed and mastered four CD Albums of Tale Ognenovski.
the thing I love about the 7d....., well one of the many things I love is that if you take a shot at 3200 iso it is still useable.
I have to admit that I accidentally left the iso setting on auto, so it took the easy route and racked the iso up a lot higher than I would have needed.
I still think this is perfectly useable though (tint has been adjusted in PS); and my daughter didn't go "yeeuchhh!" like she does on some photos that I take of her, so I guess it is passable.