The Best Pink Beach in The World Indonesia Italy Spain Greece Bermuda Bahamas Philippines Caribbean Pink Sand: These are the Best Pink Beach found in the World: Spain, Greece, Italy, Indonesia, Bahamas & Barbuda. The sand has that color due to the remains of molluscs and marine algae that were deposited during thousands of years on those beaches. Horseshoe Bay, Bermuda This pink sand beach also owes its color to the accumulation of eroded remains of …
ETSY Painting Prints Nude in 15th to 17th centuries The Quattrocento Nude in Baroque History of Nude Painting in Art Renaissance Era – 15th to 17th centuries Rubens + Da Vinci + Titian + Tintoretto + Giorgione + Botticelli + Van Loo + Correggio + Jacob Jordaens + Lemoyne. + Le Sueur What’s the renaissance? The Renaissance was a fervent period of European cultural, artistic, political and economic “rebirth” following the Middle Ages. Generally described as taking place from the …
Israeli Backpackers Around the world – Asia & South America The Israelis, who are used to traveling the world. “The Great Journey” has become a tradition of the soldiers of the Israeli army at the end of their service. During it, the boys receive a good salary, depending on which troops serve, allowing them to accumulate enough money to continue their lives afterward. As soon as the necessary amount has been accumulated, the boys set out on the long-awaited journey. …
What was the history of the Orient Express? Since 1883, Paris and Istanbul have been linked by a legendary railway. During the Belle Époque, its luxurious carriages were the scene of select feasts, clandestine love affairs and all sorts of diplomatic intrigues. The original route of the Orient Express, which crossed France and the Central Powers, was interrupted with the Great War. Then everything changed. The Orient Express was a long-distance passenger train service created in 1883 by the Belgian …
Las Meninas or ‘The Ladies-in-waiting’ 1656 painting in the Museo del Prado in Madrid Las Meninas is one of the most original and revolutionary works in art history. When Diego Velázquez began to paint this painting in 1655, he did not do it thinking of the public exhibition that he has today, but for private contemplation and delight. The work was intended for the private summer office of King Felipe IV of Spain, in the old Alcazar of Madrid. …