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    1240 Views8 Interesting Facts About Tarot Cards  By : Ian Paton
    To many people reading Tarot cards is simply harmless fun. It seems to fit in with the New Age Movement where people try to get in touch with their 'Inner Spirit'. They believe a Tarot card reading can be used by them to channel their thoughts and connect somehow with the 'Oneness of the Universe'.
    1240 ViewsIs That a Vincent Van Gogh Painting on the Street Corner?  By : Amitai Sasson
    On a chilly Tuesday morning, a young man dressed in a pair of jeans and a baseball cap walked into a Washington D.C. subway station. The man then pulled out from his case a $3.5 Million Stradivarius violin and started to play. That auspicious young man was Joshua Bell a world-class violinist, one of the best violinists in the world, who usually performs at the biggest most prestigious concert hall
    1238 ViewsElvis Presley Photos  By : ElvisCollectorWorldwide
    Buying and Collecting Elvis Presley Photos by Jeff Schrembs (World reknowned Elvis Presley Expert and Collector)
    1238 ViewsWhy Buy A Non-Firing Gun? 4 Reasons It Makes Sense  By : JoAnn Graham
    When you mention non-firing replica gun to a hunter, sport shooter or other gun enthusiast, the reaction you often get is, "Why would anyone buy a gun that doesn't fire?"

    Actually, there are a number of reasons why a non-firing replica gun makes more sense than one that fires for a lot of people. Here are four of them.
    1236 ViewsFlugelhorns  By : Toby Carberton
    The flugelhorn is a one of a kind instrument and this article explores everything there is to understand about it.
    1235 ViewsAfrican Art - sculpture with a deeper meaning  By : Susan G Phillips
    Traditional African art is often unusual and abstract. Sculptures of human figures may have out of proportion elements such as an over-sized head coupled with a tiny body form.
    1235 ViewsChinese art antiques - A brief bit of history  By : Brian Fogarty
    Early forms of art in China were made from pottery and jade in the Neolithic period, to which bronze was added in the Shang Dynasty. The Shang are most remembered for their bronze casting, noted for its clarity of detail.
    1233 ViewsEmbroidery and Laces  By : Sarah Martin
    Embroidery is the art of decorating a fabric with thread and needle. Its origin is lost among the earliest historical peoples. Reproductions of needlework have been found on the statues and frescoes handed down to us from antiquity, but embroidery as we know it was developed along with the other textiles in Italy during the sixteenth century.
    1232 ViewsMake a Statemen with Daring Jewelry  By : Lewis Jewlers
    Whereas economic indicators may appear gloomy nowadays, predictions for splashy, statement items when it comes to jewelry have brightened the outlook. It appears the gloomier the headlines, the more bodacious the jewelry.
    1231 ViewsCollecting is More than Just a Hobby - It Can Be Valuable Too!  By : Steve Dolan
    Buying, selling and trading collectables if a favorite hobby for millions of Americans. And the items that these Americans chose to collect can range from common collectables, such as coins, fine china figurines, and stamps, to other unique or less common collectable items, such as buttons or typewriters.
    1230 ViewsUsing Photography Matboard  By : Susan Slobac
    There is nothing more attractive nor timeless than the use of a Wood Picture Frame for displaying your photographic image or painting. Wood picture frames have a warmth and organic kind of luster that metal, plastic and other materials cannot match, and there is a great deal of variety available – meaning there is a wood picture frame for virtually any kind of visual images.
    1230 ViewsHow To Properly Grade Your Comic Books  By : otto ruebsamen
    Understanding how to grade comic books is an essential skill for any collector. The grade of a comic book will determine its overall value. This makes grading a very valuable skill for both sellers and collectors of comic books.
    1229 ViewsA Guide To Cameos  By : blog.RubyLane.com
    Think of cameos and you are likely to picture a brooch with the profile of a woman carved in shell. Did you know that this style of cameo is only one of a broad array of carved miniatures considered cameos? Indeed, the very popular profile cameo is largely a 20th century creation. To understand more about cameos – miniature wearable works of art – let’s take a brief look at the different types of cameos and their history.
    1229 ViewsCan Wearing Copper Jewellery be Sensible for Your Health?  By : John Brana
    Not solely does copper make lovely jewellery, it additionally will provide health benefits. Read about the origins of copper jewelry, care tips, and added health benefits.
    1229 ViewsCubic Zirconia and Zircon  By : blog.RubyLane.com
    Cubic Zirconia has no true natural counterpart, and is not a synthetic version of natural zircon. It is a man made version of zirconium oxide. There are several naturally occurring zirconium oxides, none of which have any commercial importance, and none of which are used in jewelry.
    1228 Views12 Confederate Flag Amazing Facts - From Stars and Bars to the Rebel Flag  By : Beth Gabriel
    Twelve Questions and Answers About the Confederate Flag
    1228 ViewsAerodynamics For Fast Electric RC Cars  By : Niranjan Pradhan
    There are so many aspects of making fast electric rc cars that are responsible for the kind of speed that they are designed for. One of those very important parameters is the aerodynamics of the car body.
    1228 ViewsA Brief History of Cuckoo Clocks  By : Kristy Annely
    The first cuckoo clocks, though, rather primitive but were a better choice than the sundials and hourglasses used in that time. The first parts were the wooden toothed wheels and stones were the weights of the cuckoo clock. The wood Waag was used as a pendulum that ran back and forth on the top of the dial to keep the clock in time.
    1226 ViewsHow to recognise the most significant art movements of the past 500 years  By : John Burton
    Throughout time, new “movements” of thought have emerged, and changed the ideals of art. Many have passed without impact, while others achieved significant change.

    The following brief synopsis attempts to describe the most significant art movements of the past 500 years, in a light-hearted manner.
    1224 ViewsMake the Most of Stencils  By : Dr. Zakir
    Stencils are not just fun things for your kids to play with or for the serious artist. Anyone can use stencils to improve their home decor. Take a look at the ideas in this article and start making the most of stencils today.
    Stencils. If you are thinking of doing some redecorating in your house, or are looking for a fun way to create professional quality arts and crafts, then you should conside
    1224 ViewsLearn How To Crochet  By : Pam Nicknadarvich
    Learn how to crochet and make your own afghans and many other things.
    1224 ViewsJoe Pogan is the Master of Metal Sculptures  By : Helen Saatchi
    Joe Pogan is a talented artist who is from Oregon, where he currently lives in Aloha. He served in the Navy for four years, after which he went to college in order to study welding and art.
    1222 ViewsThimble Collections  By : Millard Hiner
    This article discusses the advantages of collecting thimbles. It discusses things to consider when starting a collection. These identifying your area of interest, narrowing the field, helping a child collect, joining a society and displaying your collection.
    1222 ViewsThe Mentally Fractured World Of “Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei”  By : Harvey Ong
    The Japanese show “Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei” tells the story of a man named Nozomu, who is suicidal, depressed, and possibly borderline psychotic. His family members and students are no less odd than he is, each one displaying a psychological disorder, with varying degrees of intensity. Some fans have gone on to describe the show's cast as needing antidepressants, anti-psychotics, and whatever.
    1222 ViewsGranny Square Crochet  By : Tambia Jackson
    With the renewed interest in crochet, brought about because of being used in fashion statement clothing, and the long-running interest in anything antique, vintage, or nostalgic, - most easily recognizable in the patchwork quilting phenomenon - there has also come a growing interest in crochet in general, and the making of rugs, shawls, throws, etc. in the style which has become popularly known as 'Granny Square Crochet'.
    1220 ViewsPat Garrett  By : Ann
    Patrick Floyd Jarvis Garrett (June 5, 1850 Chambers County, Alabama - February 28, 1908) was a bartender and later a sheriff, alleged to have tracked down and killed Billy the Kid. He is sometimes referred to as, "The Man Who Shot "Billy the Kid."
    1218 ViewsDuncan-Miller Glass - a Valuable Piece of American History  By : Collectibles-Museums.com
    While there are many Duncan-Miller designs that are prized by collectors such as the lovely patterned glass baskets, what most people think of when they think of Duncan is the swan. Other companies were making swans, but the Duncan version stands out. The swans were made in various patterns, but the gracefully curved neck distinguishes these from all other glass swans.
    1216 ViewsWhat is a diecast toy?  By : Ken Wilson
    Explanation of various types of diecast models of vehicles.
    1215 ViewsAshton Drake Marketplace  By : Jayne Cremasco
    28 years ago, my shop was one of the first shops to get onboard when the Bradford Exchange decided to open a "Dealer Division" in Canada. I am sure there was no one who had looked in a magazine in 1980, and not seen "Matthew".
    1213 ViewsShort History of Ushanka  By : V. Karpenko
    Since the 11th Century, a hat was an integral part of a Russian man's attire, both rich and poor. In Russia the hat was the same in winter and summer, the only difference being that in winter the hat was covered with fur for warmth.
    1213 ViewsConstructivist Russian Sculptor - Naum Gabo  By : Annette Labedzki
    Russian artist, Naum Gabo was a renowned 'Constructivist' sculptor, writer and teacher. Born on August 5, 1890 in the Jewish family of six children, in Briansk, Russia, Naum Gabo was christened Naum Neemia Pevsner. His father owned metal works in Russia and his elder brother, Antoine Pevsner, was a 'Constructivist' painter. Naum Gabo was multilingual and was able to speak and write German, French,
    1213 ViewsCelebrate Your Daughter's Life Together With A Charm Bracelet  By : Lewis Jewlers
    She's your princess. Plus whether she's eight or 18, you may have realized your daughter is growing up way too fast. Just yesterday, she was the chubby baby who provided hours of fun plus sleepless nights. Today, she's still providing the laughs plus a large amount of sleepless nights as your daughter grows into a young woman. You can obsess concerning whom her friends are, how well she's doing in faculty, and what course she'll soak up life. She can be your princess forever, but she's not a baby anymore.
    1212 ViewsAntique Chinese Snuff Bottles, Heavy Stones That Really Float!  By : John N Cohen
    All about antique hard stone Chinese snuff bottles that are described as well hollowed out and the most amazing stone snuff bottles that are so wonderfully hollowed out, that they will float in water. Valuable guidance for potential collectors of snuff bottles
    1212 ViewsCollecting Personalised Car Number Plates  By : Rami Nseir
    It is obvious during any trip on our roads that the popularity of personalised number plates has risen vastly. Once seen as simply a status symbol to the stars, a private number plate is now THE must have car accessory. People of all ages and backgrounds are discovering the joys and benefits of owning their own personal number plate and the number of owners continues to grow.
    1210 ViewsAn Introduction to Buying an Antique Doll  By : April Kerr
    It could be said that the best time for the production of dolls was between 1840 and 1850. This is largely because a great amount of work and pride was used when making these dolls. Every little detail is crafted and thought about from details like hand painting the eyes to riveting the cloth or leather bodies.
    1210 ViewsTen things to look for (and avoid) when buying original art prints  By : Fine Art Prints
    We’re seeing the increasing popularity of collecting original art prints, as more people realize that they can own affordable art by famous artists. If you’re a new collector entering the market, read this before buying to avoid a costly mistake.
    1210 ViewsHistory of Candle Making - 1000BC to Scentsy  By : Stephanie McClellan
    The art of making candles has been around since ancient times. Of course, as time went by candles became quite different in design than what they were back in the caveman days.. Candles are now used more for extravagance and pleasure than for light or heat. The candle business continues to grow with new types of candles being introduced all the time. The amount of colors, fragrances, and types of candles to choose from in the marketplace are absolutely incredible. We discuss the history of
    1208 ViewsThe Essential Buyer's Guide To Antique Perfume Bottles  By : Serene Jones
    Collecting perfume bottles is definitely a hot hobby these days.
    But collecting vintage perfume bottles is a whole lot more
    rewarding because of the intrinsic value associated with each
    piece. Thinking of buying a piece to start or augment your
    collection? Read on for some tips.
    1207 ViewsTop 5 Benefits of Art in a Child's Life  By : Carolyn Welch
    The first time I picked up a paintbrush. I knew I was holding my holy grail. That moment was one of the few I remember from my days as a toddler. and would influence the rest of my life. I was painting on a daily basis before I even started school. and continued my studies of art and its many facets clear into adulthood.
    1207 ViewsThe Different Types Of Tiffany Glass  By : janetra
    There were many different types of glass developed by Louis Comfort Tiffany at his Tiffany Studios. He is remembered primarily for his exquisite stained glass windows and stained glass lamps which are today high priced collector's items.
    1207 ViewsGemstones - natural, enhanced, synthetic, simulant - I'm SOOO confused!  By : Carolyn Sunday
    Ever wonder about all the different stones that are used in jewelry, and what the terms mean? Here are four basic categories:
    1206 ViewsPhotographing Jewelry 1: Macro Mode  By : Carol Scheer
    or those of us who sell on the internet our pictures are our best salesperson. People naturally look at photographs before even reading the text description so the better your photographs are the better your chance to make a sale.
    1205 Views7 Steps To Take Before Moving Your Grandfather Clock  By : Barry Share
    Some time or other you will have to move your longcase clock whether it's in the process of moving house or just time to clean behind the case and move it for decorating.
    1203 ViewsA Collectibles Primer: Diecast Toy Trucks  By : Chris Robertson
    Collecting diecast toy trucks is among the most popular hobbies for kids of all ages. For those who are considering starting a diecast toy truck collection, or for those who are searching for a gift for a toy truck enthusiast, here are some points to consider.
    1202 ViewsTrusted Old Sidekick; The Colt .45 Semi-Automatic Pistol  By : Randall Graham
    Anyone who served in the United States Armed Forces from 1911 to 1985
    is most likely familiar with the Colt Government M1911 .45 automatic.
    1201 ViewsTop Ten Comic Book Characters  By : Vince Platania, Jr.
    There are thousands of comic book characters in existence from past to present. Many are well known while the majority are more obscure to the general public. And while top ten lists are generally subjective and based on opinion, there are certain comic book characters that will be discussed in this article that are worthy of that distinction by most standards.
    1201 ViewsRock and Punk bands names and logos  By : Neil Tug
    Ever wondering where the names and logos of famous bands came from?
    1200 ViewsAntique Buttons  By : Seth Miller
    Buttons are perhaps the most popular antique collectible. Buttons date back to ancient Egypt and China. But most antique buttons are from Europe and are not more than 200 years old. In fact, the period from 1830 to 1850 has been labeled as the Golden Age of buttons.
    1198 ViewsThe Life Of Louis Comfort Tiffany and his Collectible Lamps  By : janetra
    Louis Comfort Tiffany was an American artist who lived from 1848 to 1933. He became well known for his work on stained glass which he used in many different settings including windows, enamels, metalwork, lamps and jewelry. He is usually associated with the Aesthetic and Art Noveau movement and was also a member of the prestigious Associated Artists along with other well known artists of the time including Samuel Colman, Lockwood De Forest and Candace Wheeler.
    1196 ViewsSmart Vintage Car Buying in South Africa  By : Alex Jochheim
    The second hand motor industry can be a bit of a minefield for the first time buyer. We list a few tips that will keep you from being swindled by unethical dealers.
    1196 ViewsThe Wires in Your Vintage Jewellery  By : Karen Lincolns
    With the many varieties of beading wire available it is easy for you to become overwhelmed. Silver, gold, coper and brass are some of the finishes and materials available to use. There are also variations of silver and gold which include gold-filled, sterling silver, gold and silver plated.
    1195 ViewsThe Most Remarkable Porcelain in Italy  By : Mitch Johnson
    The Italians attempted many times to imitate the Chinese porcelain but resulting in only white glass. The first factory in Italy was started in 1720 by Francesco Vezzi, which made hard-paste porcelain varying in colour from white. Some of the rulers patronage the making of the porcelain wares.
    1195 ViewsWhat are Junk Art and Trash Art?  By : Helen Saatchi
    Junk art and trash art are interchangeable terms. This is a sub-genre of found art, where a piece of art is created from pieces that have previously been discarded as trash or junk.
    1192 ViewsThe History of Tattoos  By : Becky McClure
    The word, Tattoo, comes from the Polynesian word, “tatao” which means “to tap” or “to mark something.”
    1191 ViewsSilver Armada Dishes  By : Stewart Hersey
    Romantic and misleading stories surround the history of the Armada Dish. Some claim that they are so named due to the fact that the originals were made from silver captured from Spanish treasure ships returning from the New World; but there is no proof for the theory and it is based on speculation around the relationship of Sir Walter Raleigh and his friend and colleague, Sir Christopher Harris. We research the history and put all the available facts together, possibly for the first time.
    1190 ViewsAnimation Art - 5 of the Most Common Mediums Purchased by Collectors  By : Paul Callis
    Animation Cels - A cel (short for celluloid) is a blank clear plastic sheet used by the studio artist to paint an animated character or object based on the animator's original pencil drawing.
    1190 ViewsSterling Silver Thimbles and Thimble History  By : Millard Hiner
    This article focuses on answering the following questions. What is a thimble? When did thimbles originate? What are their uses? Who collects thimbles? Why are sterling silver thimbles popular with collectors? What makes a thimble collectible? When were the first commemorative thimbles issued?
    1188 ViewsOutdoor Advertising Thermometers Evoke Nostalgia  By : Mitch Endick
    In the early days of the nineteen hundreds, the outdoor advertising thermometer became a fixture of early brand name development. While we look back with nostalgia at those bygone days, it is easy to see how the once ubiquitous outdoor thermometer has gone from memory to memorabilia.
    1187 ViewsOakley Sunglasses – The Technology Behind the Lenses  By : DavidAllen
    Oakley is most definitely one of the leaders in the sports and fashion industry and part of the reason why the brand loved so much is due to its ever evolving collection of sunglasses
    1185 ViewsBaseball vs. Football  By : Jamie Hanson
    In the mid-seventies, English immigrants brought the traditional format of baseball to North America ...
    1185 ViewsHow To Build Your Jewelry Wardrobe  By : Lewis Jewlers
    A woman's fashion arsenal can include a great numerous things. From modern accessories to that go-to black dress, building a wardrobe demands a brilliant numerous things.
    1184 ViewsHow To Buy And Store Jewelry Properly  By : Paul Scowen
    The article is dedicated to jewelry, its function in the modern era. It also gives recommendations on what to pay attention when buying different pieces of jewelry and how to store them.
    1181 ViewsSilver Mining around the world  By : Catherine Darcy
    A brief summary of the key silver mining regions of the world
    1181 ViewsThings To Remember About Silk Sarees  By : Hemant Jain
    Since apparels like sarees and dress materials are hard to be replaced, keeping certain things in mind before shopping online for sarees can save you from losses later.
    1181 ViewsFashion croquis: an art form?  By : Johan mure
    But is it art? Who decides when a graphic representation may be regarded as a piece of art? We discuss the merits of viewing fashion figure drawing as an art form.
    1180 ViewsCollecting the Statue of Liberty - Little Known Facts About Gustav Eiffel and Auguste Bartholdi  By : Brian Kathenes
    You hear a lot about artists and their "muses," but we know one Frenchman who didn't have to go any further than his own backyard to find the inspiration for one of the greatest monuments in America.
    No...not Mount Rushmore! (Although those are some fabulous faces). We're talking about the Statue of Liberty.
    1180 ViewsGlass Mosaic Tile Art: Mixing Grout  By : Bill Enslen
    This article contains basic information on how to properly mix grout for your mosaic project.
    1180 ViewsBadges That Won The West -- Deadwood Marshal's Badge  By : JoAnn Graham
    Wild Bill Hickcock, Calamity Jane and many other colorful characters walked the streets of Deadwood, South Dakota in its early days, but there was little evidence of law, much less order in the rowdy mining camp.
    1180 ViewsPicture Discs- The Ultimate Vinyl Record Collectible  By : Robert Benson
    The vinyl record resurgence is in full swing and going hand-in-hand with this phenomenon is a renewed interest in picture discs.
    1179 ViewsChinese Calendars: Information You Should Know!  By : fongsuimy
    Many people do not understand exactly what Chinese calendars really are, but to be honest, it is very close to the Western calendar, it has just been in place for longer. 2600 B.C is when the first Chinese calendar was introduced and it is the biggest chronological calendar on the books to date. Empe
    1179 ViewsTricks for Reloading Bullets  By : Bruce Mackay
    On the internet I have found a lot of information on reloading bullets. The best way to find a specific or rare load I found was to go to Yahoo Answers, sign in and ask the question.
    1178 ViewsRealism in Contemporary Art  By : Charles Griffith
    Understanding the role that Realism has played in the history of Western art, its relationship with abstraction, and its place in the art of the 21st century.
    1178 ViewsGlass Mosaic Tile Art: Creating Mosaic Tables  By : Bill Enslen
    How do you create lovely stained glass mosaic tables? Once you know these basic steps, your creativity can take over.
    1178 ViewsThe Basic Types Of Tattoo Designs  By : Nick M.
    Tattoos are becoming more and more popular. Research has shown that nearly 1 in 4 people have at least one tattoo. There are many designs to choose from, giving people a chance to be creative. Below, we will take a look at some of the most popular tattoo designs.
    1177 ViewsGlobal Spike In Silver Judaica  By : Anita Satin
    Judaica is anything that pertains to the Jewish religion objects, art, literature, music and even recipes that are particular to the rituals in Judaism. Sterling silver is used to craft innumerable objects in Judaica. The preferred metal is silver though there are objects crafted in gold and other precious metals with precious and semi precious stones studded.
    1176 Views40’ Boxcars and Their Different Types  By : Michael W. P. Ball
    Modelers of HO trains model after specific railroad periods of the United States and Canada. From almost the onset of American railroads the 40 foot boxcar has been in existence. It began to disappear from the railroads in the 1960s.
    1176 ViewsArtists: In Order to Achieve, You First Have to Believe!  By : Kristi Ambrose
    In the infinity of life where I am, all is perfect, whole and complete. I support myself, and life supports me. I see evidence of the law working all around me, and in every area of my life. I reinforce that which I learned to enjoy its ways.
    1176 ViewsCultured Stone Versus Natural Stone Fireplaces: Pros and Cons  By : Petersams
    The look of cultured stone is composed of stone aggregates, dyes and lightweight cement. Real stone requires laborious craftsmanship, as is normal for every natural limestone work. Faux stone veneers look and feel like real stone, and enables stunning stone fireplaces to be built at a fraction of the cost of traditional stone.
    1175 ViewsExtend the Life of Jewelry with Careful Cleaning  By : Ann Knapp
    From inexpensive baubles to family heirlooms, jewelry reflects new trends and the cherished moments of a woman's life. Careless treatment of any kind of jewelry, however, shortens its life, value and beauty. Careful cleaning of jewelry extends the wear and value of a collection.
    1175 ViewsRetro style lingerie  By : Jamie Hanson
    Without question it is true to say that retro style lingerie is definitely increasing in popularity, a panche for 50's and 60's style corsets , bustiers and stockings is a trend being reflected in society on a number of levels, in the media and modern culture.
    1175 Views5 Things to Consider when Buying Stuffed Animals for Children  By : Henrietta Browning
    Looking to buy a stuffed animal for a kid and you do not know where to start? No need to worry! Read this easy five step considerations and you will surely find the right choice for any child with no hassle at all.
    1175 ViewsCigar Tobacco As A Troubled Investor’s Favorite  By : Garson Smart
    If cigar magazines like Cigar Aficionado plus Smoke may be believed--and demographic studies indicate which, on this issue, they can--premium cigar smokers are the sorts of folk who additionally make savvy investments.
    1173 ViewsGabriel Dishaw’s Incredible Junk Art  By : Helen Saatchi
    There is an old saying that “one man’s junk is another man’s treasure.” No one makes this truer than Gabriel Dishaw. This incredible artist takes junk that is lying around and turns it into amazing junk art.
    1172 ViewsThe Appreciation Of Fine Art  By : Charles Griffith
    While the world's great art can be enjoyed without any in-depth knowledge, gaining such an understanding can transform art appreciation into an art form itself. A short lesson on enjoying and understanding fine art using the "Mona Lisa" as an example.
    1172 ViewsNative American Collectibles  By : Kristy Annely
    Native American collectibles are popular the world over, for they offer an insight into the unique and distinct culture of the Native Americans. Their culture is centuries old and continues to have a mystique around it. One can find literally thousands of antique stores who deal with Native American antiques.
    1171 ViewsNative American Indian Tribes of Sonoma County  By : Kadence Buchanan
    Sonoma County, also known as the wine country, and its total of approximately 1,800 square miles was officially founded in 1850. However, the area's scenic beauty, rich soil, hospitable year-round climate and easy access to ocean and river fishing as well as plentiful hunting grounds attracted inhabitants for many centuries. The Pomo, the Coast Miwok, the Patwin and the Wappo Indian tribes were its earliest known and documented inhabitants dating as far back as 8,000 BC.
    1170 ViewsVintage Victorian Decor  By : Adam Peters
    Victorian and Indian Victorian decor is widely available online,
    in stores, and in many other areas that are not normally
    considered.
    1170 ViewsArt Deco Furniture: A Leleu Masterpiece  By : Lewis Baer
    This example of a Jules Leleu sideboard encompasses the best of Art Deco inlaid detailing with the forward interpretations of classical forms. Art Deco furniture made toward the end of that period looked at form, which we now see in the classic 1940s furniture design.
    1170 ViewsPaul Cezanne  By : John Burton
    Cezanne is yet another eccentric artist of the nineteen century who is considered to be a “great” artist. He is credited with being the father of modern art, and paving the way for abstract art.
    1170 ViewsFolk Paintings in Vietnam  By : Suzanne Macguire
    Folk paintings in Vietnam have an intimate association with its rich traditional and cultural fabric. Vietnamese folk paintings offer an interesting combination of traditional cultural values with ancient artistic methods molded through the efforts of the previous generations. Vietnamese folk painting can be categorized as Tet holiday paintings and Worshipping paintings.
    1169 ViewsTourist Attractions in Jaipur  By : Rhyme Machine
    Today, the city unfolds a proud story of the rich architecture and the cultural heritage of Rajasthan and Mughal Empire. Apart from the fascinating buildings, Jaipur is also home to beautiful works of art, handcrafted items, which are perfect for souvenirs, and semi-precious gems. Those who visit during the festive season can also witness some of the colourful carnivals of Jaipur.
    1169 ViewsCollecting Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coins  By : Tom Warner
    Consider adding a Canadian Maple Leaf gold coin to your collecting. This exciting coin is made out of gold mined entirely in Canada.
    1168 ViewsThe Iconic Pocket Knife and the Representation of Manhood  By : William Cole Doggett
    Every man should carry a pocket knife. You ask why? Well, I would be honored to break it all down for you. The pocket knife means so much to the man. It is not exactly the measure of the man; but it certainly is an icon for him.
    1168 ViewsWarning: Skis And Skiing - Find Helpful Secrets Now  By : Nathan Knightley
    It seems easy to do when you watch downhill skiers on TV. They make it look so effortless, unless they take a fall of course. Cross Country skiing came first
    1165 ViewsVincent van Gogh – innovative or insane?  By : John Burton
    Vincent purposely embraced and developed a style of painting. Whether that style is meritorious is a mater of personal taste.
    1165 ViewsDuchamp, Double Sided Tape And Fine Art  By : Dominic Donaldson
    Now specialising in industrial themed art, I still use doubled sided tape, but of the more hardcore type than was given to primary school children back in the seventies. The applications for specialised tape are limitless. If you can recall the Polyfilla adverts, probably from the same era, the strength of industrial adhesives are enough to keep a poor bloke in a boiler suit stuck to the underside of a plank while sharks swim beneath him. With this kind of advancement in adhesive properties, double sided tape can stick anything.
    1164 ViewsChinese Porcelain Factories  By : Old And Sold
    The names of no less than fifty-seven manufactories of porcelain are recorded. In locating these we will use the eighteen provinces into which the Central Empire was divided under the reign of Keen-long, thirteen of which contained porcelain factories.
    1163 ViewsUnderstanding Art  By : Redi Zartey
    Art is anything that people add to their 'output' which is not functionally necessary and is other than the default properties of that output. The word "art" has been derived from the Latin word 'ars', which, loosely translated, means "arrangement" or "to arrange". This is the only universal definition of art, that whatever it is was at some point arranged in some way.
    1163 ViewsSpecial Things You Have To Know About Utilising Glass Paints?...  By : Anna Meenaghan
    Basically there are two kinds of paints meant for glass that you can use. There is water based and non-water based paint.
    1163 ViewsCollecting Mexican Silver Coins  By : Tom Warner
    The Mexican silver coin is a great addition to any collection. The most famous coin is this category is the Silver Libertad.
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