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Symbolist painters were part of a 19th century movement in which
art became infused with mysticism, and by the closely allied Symbolist movement in literature
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Symbolist Androgyny My search for male androgyny turned to Symbolist painters.
Neither Elihu Vedder nor William Bouguereau were given much to painting young men.
Indeed it looks as though Vedder’s model for Cupid was a young girl.
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Dr. Wheeler's Homepage A comprehensive resource for Doctor Wheeler's students in composition and literature
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Welcome to India A land for All Seasons - Visit & Explore India
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Art from India Living Media India Ltd.
Art Today. Paintings from India.
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Kate Bedell is a rich colourist An artist who paints in watercolours and mixed water media,
and comes from the outskirts of Dublin, Ireland.
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Color Poems and Paintings by Charles Patrick
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Jaawanart Jewelry - Welcome to the Art of Jaawano Giijik
Native American - inspired art and designer jewelry.
Experience the original beauty and timeless elegance of Jaawanart: Jaawano's contemporary
designer jewelry. Designed and fabricated on site in his Dutch studio, Jaawano's acclaimed
jewelry, which he assembled in a comprehensive collection called Images from Turtle Island.
- Roger Cummiskey
I am a Dublin Watercolourist. I specialize in watercolour paintings, which take their themes
and titles from the wanderings and writings of James Joyce, Samuel Beckett and other Literary
and Historical personalities
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The Kiss" by Gustav Klimt Also link to "Hygenia" by Gustav Klimt
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Comparing Sexual Symbolism in the 18th and 20th Centuries
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Sexual Symbolism by Frank Rozasy: Media is watercolor and colored ink on paper.
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Sexual Symbolism and Merkavah Speculation in Medieval Germany.
A Study of the Sod ha-Egoz Texts, Tübingen, Mohr Siebeck, 1997.
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Sexual Symbolism in Fairy Tales Dr. Herbert Lederer, emeritus professor and former
chair of the Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages at the University of Connecticut,
will speak at Kent State University Sept. 18 on the "Sexual Symbolism in Fairy Tales."
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Alchemy and the Romantic Imagination
It was through understanding the significance of alchemical symbolism that Jung came to
formulate his central concept of individuation. In two of his most important works,
Psychology and Alchemy and Mysterium Coniunctionis, Jung turned his attention almost
exclusively to the study of the psychology of alchemy.
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Alchemical symbolism, imagery and music
Imagery and symbolism are important facets of alchemy. Alchemical writers used beautiful
imagery as a means of illustrating their ideas. Manuscripts and printed books are full of
symbolism, emblems and imagery, often elaborated into complex sequences.
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non-verbal symbolism and imagery
Since non-verbal symbolism and imagery is a very important part of many Anime, Manga,
and videogame (especially shoujo and bishoujo works), I have attempted to gather
information here that will help to explain why the artists chose to use this color, or that
animal, or have this event, or use that item, or what it all means.
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SYMBOLISM AND COINCIDENCES OF THE GREAT PYRAMID
Resource site by Tim G. Hunkler: This web topic presents a summary of the various
geometric, geophysical, astronomical, numerical, and prophetic interpretations made
by explorers, authors, and visitors to the Great Pyramid over the last 200+
years.
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Codes and Symbolism The obelisk - The Da Vinci Code - Alpha and Omega Codes
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Lepidopteral Symbology
"The Butterfly and Moth as Symbols in Western Art" is an iconographic study of the
symbolism and occurrence of lepidoptera in Western art. Ron Gagliardi's research into art
work depicting butterfies and moths (Lepidoptera), exposes numerous lepidopteral
symbols. One finds a truly amazing variety of interpretation and meaning in so many
different countries, cultures, civilizations and artistic periods.
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bugbios.com web site
Stunning insect macrophotography combined with informative descriptions.Insects play a
major role in almost every aspect of human culture.Useful educational resources including
information about butterfly wing patterns.
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AriadneSpider Pagan Search: Art: Graphics
Resourse for pagan symbolism/graphics
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www.artemis-artist.com One often finds the same symbolic elements in your
paintings? "It is true that I like to be inspired by contrasts sun/moon,
man/woman, yin/yang, cold and hot, values that to me, are not to be considered
as a duality but more as as complementary components. The one cannot be
dissociated from the other. Light would not be highlighted without shade,
as shade would not exist without light. But the most disturbing is when there
is fusion of these values; something magical happens in a perfect harmony,
as a union to a new creation: the ultimate perfection. A real alchemy of
forms. I realize I have not exhausted the inspiration that is inside me;
this is what makes me believe that it will influence me again for future works.
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Marilyn Greenberg I create a language of symbols that, when used in the
proper way, have a certain seductive quality & a psychological force-Because
they come full of imbedded meaning, I like to appropriate symbols like the
egg or the rose. I use stencils in some of my work because of the decorative
impact, but also for the built-in meanings it calls to mind. .
I think of these pieces developing & relating to one another like stanzas
building a poem.
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Dorothy Churchill-Johnson
"I call my paintings ‘visual haiku’ after the Japanese poetic tradition of observing nature
ferociously until substance gives way to spirit. Like haiku, my paintings are meant to
represent moments of heightened awareness and existential beauty.
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Elisa Pritzker
"The @maya series focuses on showing the use of scientific and astrological symbols by the
Mayas and the parallels with the technological language and symbols of our culture.Will our
current symbols be a subject of discovery in the future, just as the Mayas’ are for
us today?"
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Moniquue Laramee A visual poetry book based on stories
inspired by the making of a drum. The stories are recollections
of artist Monique Laramee; Dreams, visions and journeys. The
illustrations for the book are original paintings painted by the
author.
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Swarnjit Savi's Home Page Paintings and poems by Savi
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Uriel Dana Paintings and Poems. The following oil paintings
and poems are part of what I call my "Shringara Rasa" series.
Shringara is a Sanskrit word that means "erotic", and rasa
refers to the "flavour" or "mood" of an art form. Shringara
Rasa refers to the way in which we reach love or ecstasy that
is both human and divine. I am trying to blend this eastern
concept into a western format.
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Freydoon Rassouli Poetry of 'Rumi' transcribed by the artist
Rassouli into colours and forms reflecting the mystical poetry of
'Rumi'. Freydoon Rassouli is a mystic artist who translates
spiritual experience from his subconscious onto canvas through
meditation. With vibrant hues, Rassouli produces joyful color
blends and circular brushwork that create a timeless erspective.
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