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Amazing. And he didn't stop once for coffee ☕ and something sweet on the side. Fantastic 😊

Ancient Greeks art 💙🤍🇬🇷🥹🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

World’s Hardest Art - Stone Sculpting. Feel pity for some smalltime art influencers mixing random colours and calling it art.

It took tremendous amounts of patience to finish sculpting the marble. Bravo 👏

Beauty!

So wonderful to see! If we didn’t have to deal with the setbacks of racism, we would be further. There were many economic, housing and educational limitations. And ALL of our successful town & communities we built after slavery were destroyed. And no institutions that would help us rebuild or recover our losses through the courts. In spite of, 70% of us improved our lives! Great to see our beautiful history!!❤

Her neck is wider than the Río de la Plata

Vênus Itálica

I think art specifically aimed at changing the world or changing people's opinions is likely to be of limited effect in that goal. Art that changes the world does so because of something innate that touches people's souls, leading to self-examination and ultimately to political change. To me it's the difference between being told and being invited or shown.

Why are there only two options?

beauty

I adore her!!!!!

Jeez another queer artist how profound

Very impressive craftsmanship! Wow!

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Qué Gran artista 😍❤

Breath taking❤

Grazie Maestro !

公石

Turner was the man. Amazing how far ahead he was. Nice that he made a dew quid in his life

Wow

This was such a great video!!!

IMPECCABLE

I LOVED it! Especially the butterfly!

Its so hardwork 😐😍😍😍😍 superb sir 😍😍😍

Wow… these insect creations are awesome. Very real appearing ❤ Excellent work.

This is just what I needed to watch to feel a human again!

Youre not painting color, youre painting light - was an excellent piece of advice id recieved

He has the eyes of a captured artist.

Like a flying object Tintoretto in one singular night Tintoretto painted 90 quadratic meters and more in the height of 10meters+ the ceiling of a a Venetian very big basilica church.

O'zbekistondan ko'ryabman omad ijodingizga 👍

beautyfull

Guys never do this this is very bad for you make the painting more or less valuable and you just made some of the details missing like the hat that she was wearing.

amazing!

Aw, I love you people! And not only because of the gorgeous fingernail work, which I believe I've mentioned before. The artistry! Oh, the artistry!

amazing!

No mention of World War two? I believe he served. I grew up in the countrysides, just outside Pittsburgh... a great local museum is the Carnegie Museum of Natural History and Art.

Honored to be the Photographer of such a beautiful moment! Thanks Rashieda for trusting me and my team on this project. Thank for organizing the photo session and making sure you highlight that DC greatest is not just in the past but is very present Today! A lot of the museums have forgot that alive artist are just as valuable!

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Thanks for making the photo shoot happen. My father worked for Scurlock when he moved to DC in the late 50s.

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It was a beautiful and historical event that brought so many artists in the area who spanned decades of Black excellence. It was just a taste of those who lived and created in Chocolate City. Thank you Rashieda Witter and your phenomenal team for making this happen. Thank you NGA for supporting it.

Rashieda Witter, thank you for this wonderful and informative video. Congratulations for capturing this 2024 moment.

Pls what can I apply on my sculpture in other for it to not melt down when it comes in contact with rain?

Liz's work is spectacular!

Clay! You're inspiring. I'd like to try to work with clay.

I watched this guy carve a piece in Milan 25 years ago and it just blew everyone’s mind away. That piece sold for $70,000 and that was 25 years ago. Imagine what that is worth today. His pieces sell for crazy money. There is another statue maker in Milan that sells his statues for $200,000 a piece. Maybe much more today. It takes them a month to two months to make one statue.

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1830ties not 1930ties in part 4 subs