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Carew Rice was born in 1898 in Barnwell, South Carolina. Rice began cutting his silhouettes in the early 1930s towards the end of the Charleston Renaissance, a time of cultural preservation and artistic renewal and growth in the city of Charleston, South Carolina. His grandson, Clay Rice, continues the family practice and has become an internationally acclaimed, multi-award-winning silhouette artist and childrens book author. The Rice family’s silhouettes go beyond face profiles; their images also include detailed landscapes and lowcountry scenes. Credit line: Image 1: Carew Rice, “Silhouette,” 1933. Cut paper. Image 2: Clay Rice, “Self-Portrait,” 1994. Cut paper. Gifts of William Faver and Clay Rice. #scart #art #silhouettes #USIMLSgrant - @scstatemuseum on Instagram
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Dynamic and instantly recognizable, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrecs images once filled the streets of Paris and helped catapult his clients to fame. See posters, paintings, and painted objects now on view in the focused installation, Toulouse-Lautrec and the Celebrity Culture of Paris. And learn more about the artists inventive work—in the article Toulouse-Lautrec: Representing the Celebrity Brand. (Link in bio) - @artinstitutechi on Instagram
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26th SEPTEMBER 2020 – 200TH ANNIVERSARY OF ISHWAR CHANDRA VIDYASAGAR The 19th century saw the rise of a socio-cultural, intellectual movement in Bengal known as the Bengal Renaissance. This social reform movement saw the rise of various intellectuals who used the medium of creative expression as a dominant mode of promoting and debating about social structure, religion, education. Raja Ram Mohan Roy and Rabindranath Tagore were the major proponents, however, along with them were also Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar, known for his humanistic approach and knowledge in Vedanta philosophy and Sanskrit. Born on 26th September 1820, Ishwar Chandra, in his childhood, was introduced to the various subjects like astronomy, grammar, philosophy and literature which by his graduation in 1841 earned him the title of ‘Vidyasagar’ meaning Ocean of knowledge. His most prominent contribution has been towards the cultural awakening of the Bengal Renaissance by being a supporter of girls’ education, widow remarriages and was against high caste polygamy. He organised various public protests, the famous being the ‘Signature Campaign’ which got him into strife with the religious groups, citing scriptures for their discriminatory treatment. Ishwar countered these allegations by publishing papers on widow marriages by stating that no scripture debars widow remarriages. His constants legal intervention into these discriminatory malpractices led the formulation of the Hindu Widows Remarriage Act 1856. This landmark judgment protected the widows and gave them the right to lead a respectful life. As a scholar and philanthropist, he was a staunch supporter of dissemination of education, even to women to rise above the societal oppressions. He established schools by initiating Nari Shakti Bhandar for its funding. Along with this, he is also credited for standardising and reforming the Bengali alphabets by writing the book Borno Porichoy (Varna Parichay) and has written several books encompassing elements of mythology, humour, satire and irony. (Continued in the comments) - @karwaanheritage on Instagram
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ENDED! You have until tomorrow at 11am PT/ 2pm ET / 7pm UK to get your GLOBAL PASS to all of the classes in our Fall 2020 semester. This pass includes ALL monthly classes curated by Miskatonic London, LA, and NYC and available to watch worldwide – please note each class is in its local timezone. Dont sleep on this opportunity! P.S. These are live events – they cannot be downloaded and watched later, so please be sure you are available at the time and timezone the classes are being offered in before registering. The link to sign up is in our bio! Featured image is the cover of Miskatonic Board Member and Instructor Alexandra Heller-Nicholas book Horror Cinema: Eyes Without Faces. Alexandras class THE MASK IN HORROR CINEMA: RITUAL, POWER AND TRANSFORMATION is on Thursday, Oct 22 at 7:30pm PT - @miskatonicinstitute on Instagram
