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Tag Archives: Tang Dynasty
tsung: china cat sunflowers
In Chinese history heroes are always surrounded by myths, or at least by stories that may well be myths. True or false, they nonetheless reveal something of the subject’s character. The all conquering T’ai Tsung , the real founder of … Continue reading
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Tagged chinese history, empress wang, empress wu, empress wu 1963 movie, gaozong, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, madame pickwick art supplies, madame pickwick craft supplies, t'ai tsung the great ancestor, tang china, tang china taizong, Tang Dynasty, The Pure Concubine China, Wu Chao, xiao shufei, xuanzong reign
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lascaux: the mysterious patron
The evident spells of the enchantress Hyperbole and her sister Analogy. The puzzle of Lascaux. The puzzle is that the real meaning of the paintings in the French cave will never be known until a disturbing question can be answered. … Continue reading
Posted in Art History/Antiquity/Anthropology, Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged Andy Warhol, Cave of Forgotten Dreams, chantal jegues-wolkiewiez, Damien Hirst, dr. david whitehouse, dr. michael rappenglueck, Dr. Wheston Price, frank edge, Lascaux Cave, Pablo Picasso, Rembrandt, Rick Steves, Roger Ebert, Tang Dynasty, Werner Herzog
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A COUPLE CHINA CAT SUNFLOWERS
China Cat Sunflower is a Grateful Dead song from the LSD heyday written by Robert Hunter, about obscure and random observations while on an acid trip.”Look for a while at the China cat sunflower/Proud walking jingle in the midnight sun/Copperdome … Continue reading
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Tagged Akira Kurosawa, Alexander Nevsky, Conrad Black, Grateful Dead, Han Dynasty, Hu Jintao, John Woo, National Post, Paul Byrnes, Red Cliff, Robert Fulford, Robert Hunter, Sergei Eisenstein, Tang Dynasty, Tiananmen Square, Timothy Leary
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