The Golden Age of Iron Men, um tipo de “museu” do fisiculturismo. (via Exclamation Mark)

Dakeko (via Cipango)

Gli impressionisti e la neve - La Francia e l’Europa @ Linea d’ombra

Facing the mask @ African Art

African Art .org

China: Dawn of a Golden Age, 200–750 AD @ Met. Chinese civilization underwent a major transformation during the period spanning the turn of the third century (Late Han dynasty) to the mid-eighth century (High Tang dynasty) as a result of the massive immigration of people from Northern Asia into China and extensive trade contacts with all parts of Asia. This landmark exhibition tells the story of Chinese art and culture during this formative period, focusing especially on East–West cross-cultural interchange.

Gilbert Stuart @ Met. The most successful and resourceful portraitist of America’s early national period, Gilbert Stuart (1755–1828) possessed enormous natural talent, which he devoted to the representation of human likeness and character.

The Colonial Andes: Tapestries and Silverwork, 1530–1830 @ Met. he arrival of the Spanish in 1532 in South America dramatically transformed the Andean cultural landscape, changing societies that had evolved over thousands of years within less than one generation. The arts, however, continued to thrive amid the upheavals, and they preserved an unspoken dialogue between Andean and European artistic traditions. This exhibition of more than 175 works of art focuses on two uniquely rich and inherently Andean art forms that flourished during the colonial period, presenting the finest examples of Inca and colonial garments and tapestries, as well as ritual and domestic silverwork.

Radiant Buddha @ V&A museum

Na ARC tem 15 páginas de trabalhos, inclusive alguns em alta resolução [ex], do Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640), totalizando 148 imagens.