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.

Lisa Mona, Wifredo Lam, 1950.

The Surreal World of Flavia Da Rin. This Kabuki performance is called Orochi translated as Great Serpent .

Archtiecture is the most elaborate expression of art, and when involved with religion can be the most significant. This mosque got its nickname from the blue tiles used in the interior. The mosque has many of the archtypical tile mosaics of Islamic art and the minarets that are so important to Islamic prayer. This is an interior photo of the main prayer room.

There is also something therapeutic in the music produced by a steel drum band. Really, what difference does it make? Western view from Africa. Was done by Richard Onyango. Anyway, that is my struggle with the art of the period with the exception of this street art of sidewalk.

This work of art is called. It is a piece from the Chinese Ming Dynasty in the 15th century. The artist is unidentified, which I was disappointed to learn. I would have been fascinated to know a little bit more about the creator of this fabulous piece. There is actually quite a bit of symbolism in this piece. The idea of nature and the arrival of the spring and the rejuvenation of it all ties in with the Chinese concept of.

I do like the pear shaped vases more than the tall narrow ones. It was released in 1977 and in 1999. Magazine named it the album of the century. Wide World of Sports I Mean Sports Art. What all these pictures have in com.