Flower, grass, and insects. By Zhang Chong made during the late Ming Dynasty in China somewhere between 1628 and 1652, the dates of his birth and death. Flower, grass, and insects. Depict peacefulness and serenity, something not very dominant in the day. This piece is somewhat of an escape from the violence and harshness of the time Chong was living in. Flower, grass, and insects.

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Kenrokuen Garden is located in the outer grounds of the Kanazawa Castle in Japan. It was constructed by the Maeda family and took over two centuries to complete. It was opened to the public in 1871.

We are Blog, resistance is futile. You can see the fence posts in the painting and the barren landscape behind the figure in the front. The impact of the farming revolution in Australia is clearly evident here, as is the artists negative view of its effects on his world.

I took these pictures in 2007 at the Pergamon Museum in Berlin, Germany. I personally consider the Ishtar Gate to be one of the most amazing pieces of architecture in the entire world. The Ishtar Gate is absolutely amazing to behold! November 17, 2009.

Karesansui Gardens are made from gravel, stones, and sands, symbolizing, the ocean, river, sea or lake. In a Karesansui Garden, there is no water present. The molds and plants symbolize land and mountains. Karesansui Gardens are also known as Zen Gardens because it was greatly influenced by the Zen Buddhism.

I just fell in love with this piece of amazing art and knew I had to share it. I just hope everyone else is as awed by the piece as I am. The poem may be translated as follows.

Drupon Thinley Ningpo Rinpoche,. Sand paintings are prevailent in Tibet and the Navajo nation. There is a symbolism involving the temporary status of all things communicated in such art, and the efforts gone to in the name of dying the sand and pouring it into a painting are eventually rewarded with entropic wear and tear. Some of the most amazing aincent monuments are in India, and.

Ethiopian Music to My Soul. The choice of Ethiopian music as my subject was an easy one. Rastafarian beliefs have roots in Ethiopia, where they claim that former emperor Haile Selassie I was the reincarnation of Jesus Christ.

It was painted by Wu Boli a Daoist priest fro the Daoist pope Zhang Yuchu. The trunk of the pine seems to resemble the back and scales of a dragon. It is thought that the dragon like tree in this painting could represent the Daoist state or the state of having transcended to.