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Moscow Metro Photos - Moscow Subway - Moscow Underground - Moskau U-Bahn - Metro de Moscou
Begun in the 1930's, the Stalin-era underground was the USSR's largest civilian construction project, with stations built as "people's palaces." Employing outstanding architects and artists, it still looks amazing after all those years. The early stations form an eclectic blend of Baroque, Classicism, Soviet Realism, quasi-religious iconography with idealizations of historical characters and their victories, sports, industry, agriculture, very much warfare past and present, the brighter future just ahead, and the heroically laboring working class with inclusion of the various Soviet ethnicities.Discover Projects » Art — Kickstarter
The filmmakers, musicians, artists, and designers you see on Kickstarter have complete control and responsibility over their own projects . They spend weeks building their own project pages, shooting their own videos, and brainstorming what to offer as rewards. Rewards are things like a copy of what’s being made , a limited edition , or a custom experience related to the project. This isn’t Best Buy – rewards aren’t shrink-wrapped and ready to ship. Once the project is funded, the journey to bring them to life begins. Every project creator sets their project's funding goal and deadline.21st Century Music - a Journal of New Music
May 21ST CENTURY MUSIC May 2011 Volume 18, Number 5 MARK ALBURGER An Uncommon Interview with Belinda Reynolds 1 Stooky Strikes Again with Marin Symphony 3 PHILLIP GEORGE Of March 2011 4 i, 12 Igor Stravinsky - The Nightingale iv Belinda Reynolds ... April 21ST CENTURY MUSIC April 2011 Volume 18, Number 4 MARK ALBURGER Rob Kapilow: The Golden Gate Project 1 Of February 2010 9 The Cantilever of Chords 12 LISA SCOLA PROSEK i Victor Ullman - The Emperor of Atlantis iv Rob Kapilow 2 Golden Gate Bridge ... March 21ST CENTURY MUSIC March 2011 Volume 18, Number 3 MARK ALBURGER Positively Mona Lyn Reese 1 CHRONICLE Of January 2010 9 COMMENT By the Numbers 12 ILLUSTRATIONS i Renee Fleming 8 Mona Lyn Reese 12 Anthony Tommasini 12 The Knights ...ENGLISH | ITALIAN CHURCHES: Interiors & ArtWorks - Page 6 - SkyscraperCity
The Mourners: Tomb Sculptures from the Court of Burgundy
"The Scout Staff just couldn't get enough of this site: it is easy to navigate, fun to look at (again and again), and a wonderful example of how to make an online exhibit feel real. We loved that you could view each individual Mourner, spin them around to see all sides, and get up close and personal. The Tomb is also beautiful to view, and the tools provided to view the tomb are also wonderful. This was an easy choice for Best of the Scout Report.
By happy accident - gallery renovation - The Mourners, tomb sculptures from the Court of Burgundy, have been removed from the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon and digitized by the French Regional & American Museum Exchange (FRAME), a consortium of museums in France, the U.S., and Canada. The Mourners were originally created for the tomb of Jean sans Peur (John the Fearless), one of the Valois Dukes of Burgundy and installed in the Charterhouse of Champmol in 1470. The tomb was moved but did not escape vandalism during the French Revolution and" by Nov 11

