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On #NationalHandloomDay doing a thread of handlooms in my #gettymuseumchallenge painting recreations .... Starting with the home state
1. Kerala Kasavu( Balaramapuram) Saree/Mundum neriyathum
1. Kerala Kasavu( Balaramapuram) Saree/Mundum neriyathum
And four more painting recreations featuring that handloom weave #NationalHandloomDay
Moving to "Bharat ka Dil', Chanderi Handloom weave from MP #NationalHandloomDay
Anon: Portrait of a Young Slave in Republican Costume (c.1793). He wears an enslaved collar, tricolore suit, and hat with a republican cockade. Reworked with workwear jacket, loofah and handkerchief. Rediscovering #blackportraiture through #gettymuseumchallenge. #gettychallenge
This image was created to celebrate the values of the French Revolution. The boy’s fez has been elongated to resemble the Phrygian cap. The Phrygian cap, also called the liberty cap, signifies freedom and the pursuit of liberty.
Slavery was abolished in France on February 4, 1794. The decree stated: “The Convention declares the slavery of the blacks abolished in all the colonies; consequently all men irrespective of colour living in the colonies are French citizens and shall enjoy all the rights
Our wonderful team have been recreating famous artworks from home, and the results are too good not to share! First up, Rosetti's 'Pandora' 🎨
#BetweenArtandQuarantine #tussenkunstenquarantine #GettyMuseumChallenge
#BetweenArtandQuarantine #tussenkunstenquarantine #GettyMuseumChallenge
Bartolomeo Veneto's 'Portrait of a Woman'/Lucrezia Borgia
#BetweenArtandQuarantine #tussenkunstenquarantine #GettyMuseumChallenge
#BetweenArtandQuarantine #tussenkunstenquarantine #GettyMuseumChallenge
Confinement oblige, l'ADEMEC propose de partager chaque jour une ressource utile dénichée par les membres du bureau 🔎⚙️📚 Déroulez ce tweet pour y trouver lectures, outils, et autres trouvailles accessibles en ligne ! L'occasion aussi de partager les vôtres ? 🤓
[Humanités numériques 💾] Pour commencer, on vous invite à consulter l’ouvrage de Pierre Mounier [@piotrr70], “Les humanités numériques” (2018), qui nous propose, de par une histoire critique des HN, une analyse des SHS aujourd'hui. À consulter en ligne : urlz.fr/cfup
Du même auteur, associé à @marindacos et pour une approche + institutionnelle: "Humanités numériques: état des lieux et positionnement de la recherche française dans le contexte international", 2015, ici enssib.fr/bibliotheque-n…
Pour mieux savoir où on met les 🦶
Pour mieux savoir où on met les 🦶
