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1. How to develop passion October 19, 2009 A person without passion has no more value than a candle without a flame or fire without light. By passion I mean zeal, enthusiasm, or fervor. It is the force that relentlessly drives one forward. Passion is a burning desire that creates commitment to a person, project, or life. A world without passion is a world without Mother Teresa, Mozart, or Michelangelo. Every great endeavor has been fueled by passion.|The opposite of passion is indifference. A society in which no one cares about their job or country is on the verge of collapse. Passion is the motor that propels us to our destination and... (read more) Author: Claudia Koehler

2. Paintings Wholesale In The Best Art Galleries September 24, 2009 If you like Italian painters, you should buy Paintings wholesale of Raphael, Michelangelo, da Vinci and Masaccio. These painters are considered some of the most important Italian painters. This time, we'll see a summary of Maso di Ser Giovanni di Mone Cassai or simply Tommaso Masaccio (1401-1428). Popular known as Masaccio, he was a celebrated painter of frescoes during the Italian Renaissance; his frescoes are the earliest monuments of Humanism. Masaccio has a brief career; however, he had a profound influence on other artists like Gentile da Fabriano. He was a pioneer and use scientific pers... (read more) Author: Mary Pierce

3. Classic Paintings Of Peter Paul Rubens September 17, 2009 Generally, people identified famous painters such as da Vinci, Van Gogh, Caravaggio, Titian, Michelangelo or Picasso. However, the art's world had more representatives of this beautiful passion. Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) was an excellent German painter considered one of the most significant Flemish painters of the 17th century. He was born into the family of a Calvinist who had to live in exile from Antwerp. His father was a lawyer who died in 1587. All the family moved to Antwerp, Belgium when Peter's father died. Rubens style emphasized movement, color and sensuality in most his P... (read more) Author: Mary Pierce

4. Die Toskana entdecken September 11, 2009 Die Toskana ist eine wunderschöne Urlaubsregion in Italien, die ihren Gästen so viel zu bieten hat, dass einige immer wieder kommen und ihren Urlaub jährlich in Florenz und seiner einladenden Umgebung verbringen. Neben kulinarischen und kulturellen Highlights gilt es in dieser Stadt vor allem die Kunst und die Architektur zu entdecken. Florenz ist definitiv die kulturelle Hauptstadt und ein wahres Paradies an Schätzen, die es alle zu entdecken gilt. Neben den Gallerien, Museen und kunsthistorischen Einrichtungen, ist auch das Ambiente in Florenz ganz besonders und als Tourist sollte man ... (read more) Author: Sarah Menuhr

5. Florentiner Nächte September 03, 2009 Florenz ist definitiv eine der schönsten italienischen Städte und für einige auch die schönste, weil sie so wahnsinnig viele kulturelle Schätze besitzt. Als Hauptstadt der Toskana hat sie ihren Gästen einiges zu bieten und überrascht viele Gäste, die vorher noch nie hier waren mit iherer einzigartigen Vielfalt an Restaurants, Kulturangeboten und Ambiente. Florentiner Nächte genießt man natürlich am besten zu zweit, denn die Stadt ist so romantisch, wie es sich für eine italienische Idylle gehört. Man kann am Abend herrlich durch die engen Gassen schlenden, zum Ponte Vecchio kommen, dem S... (read more) Author: Sarah Menuhr

6. Michelangelo's Piazza August 26, 2009 While Michelangelo will forever be recognized for his robust, passionate figures of the Sistine Chapel and sculptures found worldwide, his greatness is only magnified in view of his architectural contributions. Michelangelo was an accomplished artist in many spheres including the design and planning of massive building projects. One of his most famous lies in the heart of Italy: Rome. Known as the Piazza del Campidoglio, this plaza houses key civil buildings as well as public museums. Though this piazza located on Capitoline Hill, one of the seven hills of Rome, is certainly grander in scale... (read more) Author: Divino Piazza

7. Become the Sculptor of Your Future... August 26, 2009 Michelangelo was once asked how he could sculpt such a magnificent work of art as his famous Statue of David, he replied that you start with a block of marble then chip away everything that doesn't look like David. That's very similar to how great people sculpt their lives. If you think about what Michelangelo said he is really explaining that he had a very clear picture in his mind of what he wanted his finished work to look like. In fact his picture was so clear that he could project it on a block of stone and know exactly which part of the stone needed to be removed and which part need... (read more) Author: yatin girohtra

8. Eine Reise nach Florenz August 06, 2009 Florenz ist eines der wichtigsten kulturellen Zentren in Italien und eine bedeutende Stadt mit wertvollen Kunstgegenständen aus vergangenen Epochen. Falls Sie demnächst planen Ihren Urlaub in Florenz zu verbringen, dann lesen Sie diesen Artikel und erfahren Sie mehr über die Perle in der Toskana, die Besucher aus aller Welt verzaubert und für viele die schönste italienische Stadt ist. Wenn Sie aus Deutschland anreisen, gibt es die Möglichkeit einen günstigen Flug bei Alitalia zu buchen oder einen normalen Flug mit der Lufthansa. Ankommen werden Sie am Flughafen Amerigo Vespucci, der nur ... (read more) Author: Sarah Menuhr

9. Double Your Income by Following Your Heart July 21, 2009 The error that most people make is fearing to do what they love.  People who are already in a job or business think that at least there is income to put food on the table and a roof over the head.  True.  But, on your death bed, do you really want people around you commenting on that your life was about food and roofs?  I do not think so. Refer to the lives of anyone you respect.  Ghandi.  Michelangelo.  Picasso.  JFK.  Nelson Mandela.  Think of these lives.  Were their lives about food and shelter?  NO.  Their lives were about service.  Their lives were about doing only what they lo... (read more) Author: Raymond Aaron

10. When Did Photography Become An Art Form? July 17, 2009 Since the dawn of time, humanity has searched for ways to express the world around them in visual form. Sculptors like Praxiteles, Auguste Rodin, Michelangelo and the unknown artist who crafted the Venus de Milo have filled the art history books. Painters, such a Leonardo da Vinci, Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet and Salvador Dali, have their works in hundreds of museums and on the walls of private collectors. Although the question of whether photography is an art form is still half-heartedly debated by some, and has been since the 16th century, many photographers have joined the ranks of... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

11. Rome, a must-see city June 22, 2009 Rome, the eternal city, where art, culture and literature are alive today as in the days of Michelangelo, gives everybody the chance to discover its wonderful open air “museums”: the Vatican city, the Imperial Forum, Sant’Angelo Castle and the majesty of the Coliseum. Thousands of years of history, distinguished by the presence of glorious Empires, consigned to Rome an artistic heritage as few other places in the world. Everywhere in this city it is possible to find traces of a secular culture, where the constant flux of tourists crowds all the hotels and the monuments in Rome. The Ita... (read more) Author: Martina Meneghetti

12. Art Prints: Michelangelo June 10, 2009 The Renaissance was a period in history marked by cultural enlightenment, social change and most of all, economic prosperity. It developed after the dark period of the Middle Ages where culture and the economy were dominated mostly by the church and a noble fiefdom. This economic class system and major religious cultural influence was made worse by the deadly effects of the bubonic plague. Fortunately, after the plague, a dominant middle class began to form, stimulating the economy as tradesmen, bankers, accountants and guilders. Because of their newly acquired wealth and comfort, this new mid... (read more) Author: Nikki Sabato

13. Share Your Talent In Art Reproductions May 19, 2009 Undeniably, Italy is the European country with more art exponents, especially in paintings and sculptures. Famous artists such as Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Titian and Caravaggio are some of the most recognized, however, there are many more. One of them is the Italian painter Giovanni Battista Tiepolo (March 5, 1696 - March 27, 1770). Buying Art Reproductions is a profitable investment. Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, also known as Gianbattista was a popular Venetian painter. He also was a good printmaker; however, the paint was his passion. Gianbattista’s father was a sea cap... (read more) Author: Mary Pierce

14. Ancient Rome and It's Wonders May 19, 2009 Rome's rich cultural and political history has intrigued the world and its travelers for centuries. Art, religion and government are the pillars of this society and have gained them much acclaim. For these reasons and more, Rome continues to be one of the top destinations of the world. Visitors to this magnificent city are sure to feel the cultural ambiance as the bug to visit every museum, piazza and cathedral bites. However, there are several sights that you cannot leave Rome without seeing... The Colosseum - An elliptical-shaped building that is the biggest of its kind in Rome. This ... (read more) Author: Pieter Le Roux

15. Masterpiece Oil on Canvas May 11, 2009 Oil painting is a technique that has been used by eminent artists to create some of the finest artistic works we have ever known. Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” and “The Last Supper”; Vincent Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” and “Café Terrace at Night”; Michelangelo’s “The Creation of Adam”, are all famous examples of masterpiece oil painting. It is a difficult process, but once it is mastered, an artist can undoubtedly create oil paintings that are far superior in quality than water color paintings, acrylic paintings and other artistic mediums. The Initial Preparation Oil painting is a mu... (read more) Author: max gao

16. History And Life In Ölgemälde April 08, 2009 It is very known that Italy is one of the countries with more artistic exponents, especially painters. Nobody can argue the quality of Leonardo da Vinci, Correggio, Michelangelo, Pietro Lorenzetti, Massaccio, Piero della Francesca, Sandro Botticelli, Caravaggio Merisi, Raphael Sanzio, etc. List of Italian painters is numerous; most of these painters developed their art in Ölgemälde. Raphael Sanzio or simply Raphael (March 28, 1483 – April 6, 1520) was a recognized Italian painter of the High Renaissance. He is considered the last of the three greatest painters of the Renaissance. Raphae... (read more) Author: Mary Pierce

17. Check Accommodation Availability in Florence with About Florence.com April 07, 2009 Are you planning to go to Florence? You can find many useful information about one of the most beautiful cities in the world on the net, thanks to Abut Florence: a non-commercial website entirely dedicated to the Tuscan city of Brunelleschi, Giotto, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Dante… On About Florence you can find all the information about the city, its history and its culture and furthermore, you will be able to search and find details regarding museums, monuments and events. The first and the most important thing that you search for when you are travelling to a foreign c... (read more) Author: Katia Baroncelli

18. Armani's oriental turn for jackets April 03, 2009 When it comes to a question of talking about Giorgio Armani and jackets, its almost like commenting on Jimi Hendrix and electric guitars or Michelangelo and stone sculptures. While every thing and every little element seems to change in the blink of an eye in the world of fashion, Armani’s jackets stands as testimonials of sheer genius and his skills, which are almost Trans historic in nature. Since their advent in the late 1970s and the early 80s, these jackets have continued to reign as the symbols of dignity, taste and powerful personality with every one from the company CEOs to Hollywood b... (read more) Author: Tommy Do

19. European Oil Paintings Are Part Of The History March 23, 2009 Italy has a brilliant legacy of painters like Michelangelo, Botticelli, Da Vinci and Caravaggio. Each and every one of these famous painters has a distinctive style that has made their artworks valued treasures. Art lovers can appreciate these Oil Paintings in different European museums and art galleries. Botticelli was born in Florence and belonged to the Renaissance movement. Botticelli’s works are very appreciated in the entire world, especially his two masterpieces: Primavera (1478) and The Birth of Venus (1485). Some authors consider that Botticelli is part of the “Golden Age” of t... (read more) Author: Mary Pierce

20. Passeggiata along the Arno March 11, 2009 By Mary Murfin Bayley Everywhere in Italy the hours of passeggiata are a daily pleasure, when people spill into the streets to walk, shop, gossip and show themselves off before dinner. Florence, though, has one of the most beautiful frameworks for the passeggiata in the whole country, the sidewalks on both sides of the Arno. Sometime between the hours of 4 and 8, depending on the season, everyone who can get out of the house or leave their shop or business, flocks to the side of the river, to the streets called lungarni, (translates simply as “along the arno”) where the late afternoon ... (read more) Author: Silvia Florence

21. Finding Morandi in Bologna March 04, 2009 Finding Morandi in Bologna There are any number of reasons to make a trip to the beautiful city of Bologna. It might be for business, since Bologna is a center of commerce, or for great shopping, or to eat the meat-rich regional food. Pasta bolognese, anyone? It could be to wander through the multitude of arcaded walkways, dry in winter and cool in summer, that give the city its architectural harmony. Or it might be to visit the vast cathedral with its sculptures by Michelangelo, or the archeological museum, stuffed with Etruscan artifacts. None of these treats drew me and my fa... (read more) Author: Silvia Florence

22. Desire Riviera Maya - The Name That Beholds its Excellence February 23, 2009 There have been many resorts in this world that have been created with the charm of the sculptures of Michelangelo and the conceptual depths of the creations of Vincent Van Gogh. One that has been able to invest both of the above facets along with many more has been the Desire Riviera Maya. The mind desires the exuberance and also the elation along with the pleasure. This is the utopian dream for the mind belonging to any man or woman. However, the grass root reality lies in the form of stress and despair associated with the activities that one has to undertake in their routine lives. ... (read more) Author: Max William

23. Illustrators and Graphic Designers - The Modern Day Michelangelo February 02, 2009 If Michelangelo time travels to the 21st century he would probably have a hard time earning his living with his paint brush. The modern day artist can no long work with brushes and paints; rather he uses his refined artistic sensibilities to create dazzling images using the medium of computers and software. Professional designers working with ad agencies use software like Photoshop, Illustrator and Corel draw to create mesmerizing images, which accentuate the value of worth of the written words which accompany them. Professional graphic design is a very rewarding field in which designers c... (read more) Author: Anirban Bhattacharya

24. Make The Difference With Oil Paintings February 04, 2009 Italy is one of the countries that most contributed with the art’s development over the years. Famous artists such as Raphael, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo were born in this country. Rome, Italian’s capital was witnessed the creation of great masterpieces like The Gioconda also called The Mona Lisa. Majority of Italian works are Oil Paintings. Possibly the most important museum in Italy is the Vatican Museums located inside the Vatican City in Rome. These museums contain a huge art collection accumulated by the Roman Catholic Church through the years. Vatican Museums were founded ... (read more) Author: Mary Pierce

25. The Perfect Body Formula January 16, 2009 To build the perfect body, it helps to have the right dimensions. Thankfully, the magic formula for those dimensions has been known for centuries. It's called the golden ratio - a dividend of two measurements that's roughly equal to 1.618. Its influence can be seen in the shape of a seashell, the spirals of a pinecone and the Parthenon in Athens. And in blueprints for the archetypal human form: Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man and Michelangelo's David. In fact, whether you're looking at art or nature, you'll find this ideal proportion turning up everywhere. So it's no surprise to l... (read more) Author: Sandra Prior

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