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Graffiti - When Art Becomes a Crime

Author: Patrick Omari Subscribe to users feed

Published: 18/06/2008

As the train pulls into London Victoria train station and commuters arrive for another day's work in the city, those that look out of the window will notice an abundance of 'tags' that adorn the carriages and walls. There will be many reactions to these pieces of art ranging from appreciation of...

The Perils Of Moving Fine Art

Author: Catherine Harvey Subscribe to users feed

Published: 18/06/2008

When it comes to packing and moving, for me, it's a relatively easy task. That's not to say that I don't get mind numbingly fatigued by it all but the fact that my most precious items are memorabilia from when the kids were little makes my packing a little easier than for those who have to...

Know More About The Extraordinary Period Of Court Gothic

Author: Max Walker Subscribe to users feed

Published: 18/06/2008

The extraordinary period of invention in the history of art and architecture ended as the increasingly hot, dry climate burnt the fields and desiccated the northern French vineyards which had funded much of this work. As the population continued to increase in spite of worsening conditions,...

Lighthouse Poster Buying Guide

Author: Chris Campbell Subscribe to users feed

Published: 17/06/2008

So you've been looking for lighthouse posters all over the place, and can't seem to find exactly the one that strikes your fancy. Something that appeals to your aesthetic sense of balance, yet still fits in with the decor or the master bedroom. Or whatever room you have in mind for that...

Fine Art Prints - The Art of Selecting Fine Art

Author: Sean Donahoe Subscribe to users feed

Published: 13/06/2008

Fine art prints are the best way to add flair and appeal to your home. Choosing fine art prints tends to be a matter of personal taste that will automatically match with your common taste in your furniture and surrounding decor. However, even with this there are several things to consider before...

How to Spot Egyptian Antique Furniture

Author: Robert McMurtrie Subscribe to users feed

Published: 11/06/2008

Egyptian men used two types of chairs. The first type was made of wood with a slight curved inwards seat. This design was probably to make for more comfortable sitting. This type of chair was built with three wooden legs, which curved outwards. The chair was of a simple design and purposely...

The Shell Ladies Of Margate

Author: Samantha Gilmartin Subscribe to users feed

Published: 10/06/2008

It is only when you get close enough do you realise that despite their deeply out of place appearance these ladies are more a part of Margate than any other resident, they are in fact a part of the town, they are made from it. Painstakingly crafted from shells, primarily those of the local...

Cool Tattoo Ideas - Aim For The Best Tattoo Design

Author: John Purfield Subscribe to users feed

Published: 08/06/2008

When it comes to getting a tattoo, it's just as important to know what design you want as much as you are sure that you want a tattoo. Having an experienced tattoo artist, the design of the tattoo is very important as well. Don't forget you will need to live with that design for the rest of your...

Find The Right Tattoo Design Idea or You'll Regret It

Author: John Purfield Subscribe to users feed

Published: 07/06/2008

If you are searching for ideas for a first tattoo, you want to know what design you want to have and the right tattoo artist to perform the work. Keep in mind you need to deal with that design for the forever. Believe me, the last thing you want to do is pick out a design from the tattoo studios...

Rare Antiques Moments Live On - Peaks of Love, Depths of Despair

Author: Derek Dashwood Subscribe to users feed

Published: 07/06/2008

The rare antiques heroic figure of John Constable, his life just shown on a British television, was one of struggle most of his life, and yet his visionary way of approaching nature caused him to be the sensation of the Paris Art Show in 1818, and again in 1819. The following French artists who...