[PDF] Top 20 Spiritual Space Making in Persian Painting (Geometry, Proportion and Composition)

... dimension space of reality on two dimension spread of image. In Persian imagery arts, never this rule was applied for example in manavian paintings shaped on two dimension level and without depth, points ... See full document

... a painting which implies the passage of time as well as a sequence of spaces ...This painting accompanies a passage in Saadi’s Bustan that mentions the seduction of Yusuf by Zulaykha (the Biblical Joseph ... See full document

... seek spiritual sustenance. Painting and garden-making were both important ways for literati to express their inner ...traditional painting attaches great importance to the “harmonious” ... See full document

... of space/ place, dislocation, family and spirituality, I felt completely ‘at home’ artistically, perhaps for the first ...their spiritual beliefs, first explaining my research and personal interest in the ... See full document

... painting, Borremans’ canvases quickly descend into a surreal absurdity that undermines the paintings’ apparently conservative formal devices. Borremans’ figures are always bent on their assigned function, engaged ... See full document

... the making process of a work of ...panel painting icons requires an interdisciplinary approach, correlating the artistic style with technique and materials ... See full document

... Ashram, in Nainital, in the state of Uttarakhand (the Ashram of Baba Neem Karoli or Baba Neeb Karori, considered a reincarnation of Lord Hanuman, and it‟s where he is believed to have got the vision to create Apple. ... See full document

... My work, therefore, occupies a transient space alongside truth and the illusionary edifices of Quadrature painting because of their scale and physical content.. They ultimately transcend[r] ... See full document

... In the interpretation already cited, Lambourne suggests that the reader’s position and location in The Last Chapter are functional: “Unable to see by the light through the moonlit window, she kneels and holds up the ... See full document

... Abstract - In this very competitive era, with the advent of SpaceX in the field of Space Exploration, the competition has obviously been clambered to an unabridged different level. The Space Exploration ... See full document

... between space and time, which arguably is characteristic of all music, but also to the social nature of these ...of space in/and music’ (Born, 2015, ...of space as relational rather than as a ... See full document

... The statue was a present—a poisoned one, that is for sure—to the Detroit Institute of Art (DIA) from Sports Illustrated magazine. From the solemn day of its inauguration in 1986 onward, the magazine sponsors every year ... See full document

... personalised, and freedom to fail becoming even rarer, embracing failure becomes a risky endeavour for geographers attempting an increasingly precarious career in academia. We suggest institutions – and funders - make ... See full document

... about spiritual autobiography as a ...what spiritual autobiography means and nobody tries to emphasise, even brie ß y some of its ...protestant space and starting from the 19 th centuries (but also ... See full document

... White space can be seen everywhere in our life, but most of them are regarded as the symbol of aesthetics, and few scholars study the role of white space from the field of ...white space, this paper ... See full document

... Charles Jencks, author of ​ What is Post-Modernism? ​ , looks at this uncertainty as one that mimics postmodernism. It is almost indefinable. For years scholars have debated on how to classify the age that we are in. ... See full document

... And so, the more famous of the conscious in-betweeners from the mid-to- late twentieth century – De Stael, De Kooning and Diebenkorn – attain degrees of in-betweenness as a result of how their paintings look, which ... See full document

... (1) Urban design can neither be understood as a purely physical task nor as a purely social one. The indi- vidual urban design intervention has an impact on other spatial dimensions, which are catalysed through specific ... See full document

... Throughout the present paper the central characters of the novel under consideration are referred to as flaneurs, which is the Benjaminian term for a modern subject who joyful- ly experiences the modern sense of living. ... See full document

... for making sales messages and wall posters. Wall or rock painting for commercial advertising is another form of an ancient advertising form, which is present to this day in many ... See full document