It is horrible enough to suffer because we take that alone, really, but so many loved ones and even paid workers who stay by the side of those who are ill also suffer. I wanted to tribute those selfless persons . . . adventures and a charming family in Umag, Croatia. Share the love.
See art in several forms from guest artists: Serbian designer Dragana Adamov, Ukrainian-American sculptor Vasily Fedorouk, and a bronze by the late great Charles Umlauf from Austin, Texas. In addition, see oil painting New Year's Eve by Kelly Borsheim, and Save on Art Gift Certificates-Last minute WORKS! Love Art
Putti (naked angel babies), fantasy creatures, mythological figures, historical figures, the Bronzino Chapel and the Chapel of Eleonora: these are just a few of the magical things inside the Museum of the Palazzo Vecchio that functions as the City Hall in Florence, Italy. Festina Lente!
Search for the sublime in art: I recently returned from a trip to London and was thrilled to finally see some of the original paintings by Joseph Mallord William Turner (23 April 1775 - 19 December 1851) at the Tate Britain. I doubt that JMW Turner needs . . .
It is horrible enough to suffer because we take that alone, really, but so many loved ones and even paid workers who stay by the side of those who are ill also suffer. I wanted to tribute those selfless persons . . . adventures and a charming family in Umag, Croatia. Share the love.
See art in several forms from guest artists: Serbian designer Dragana Adamov, Ukrainian-American sculptor Vasily Fedorouk, and a bronze by the late great Charles Umlauf from Austin, Texas. In addition, see oil painting New Year's Eve by Kelly Borsheim, and Save on Art Gift Certificates-Last minute WORKS! Love Art
Putti (naked angel babies), fantasy creatures, mythological figures, historical figures, the Bronzino Chapel and the Chapel of Eleonora: these are just a few of the magical things inside the Museum of the Palazzo Vecchio that functions as the City Hall in Florence, Italy. Festina Lente!
Search for the sublime in art: I recently returned from a trip to London and was thrilled to finally see some of the original paintings by Joseph Mallord William Turner (23 April 1775 - 19 December 1851) at the Tate Britain. I doubt that JMW Turner needs . . .
