Quoted: Naoto Hattori's Twisted Surreal Art

Worked as designer/illustrator
in Amsterdam, Paris, New York and San Francisco
where he has been drawing cats, dogs, birds,
and other funny and not so funny things.
In black & white, color and some digital.
-----------------------------------
A travaillé en tant que graphiste-illustrateur
à Amsterdam, Paris, New York et San Francisco
où il a dessiné des chats, des chiens, des oiseaux,
et d'autres drôles et moins drôles petites bêtes.
En noir et blanc, couleur et un peu de numérique.

Throughout the 20th century, most of the great European
opera houses presented classical ballet as a
quintessentially 19th-century art form. But if one European
artist should receive the principal credit for recognising
and then addressing its arrested development, it is the
French choreographer Maurice Béjart, who has died aged 80.

click to play

Quoted: bolero de ravel

Maurice Béjart (January 1, 1927 – November 22, 2007) was a French choreographer who ran the Béjart Ballet Lausanne in Switzerland. He was the son of the French philosopher Gaston Berger.

Quoted: Browse the Past and some Futures... a collection of Timelines on the Web

Quoted: The world record breaking digital arts project. Become a part of art history and join today.

For the first three decades of the twentieth century, the fabled Marchesa Luisa Casati (1881-1957) triumphed as the brightest star in European society. Possibly the most artistically represented woman in history after the Virgin Mary and Cleopatra.