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The Most Expensive Art in the World is now “The Scream” by Edvard Munch. by Starz Trax on May 3, 2012Selling at Sotheby’s Auction House for $107 million dollars ($120 million including commissions)  is Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” topping a Picasso’s “Nude, Green Leaves and Bust” painting that sold for $106...

Last day in Paris by dangerZONE on Jan 8, 2012Truly a beautiful place to visit, Paris. This was the last day of our Paris adventure. Our plan was to see the Louvre and shop. Going to the Louvre was pretty easy since we were used to the train system already of Paris (but honestly not for me).

Classic Elegance by stylenarratives on Jul 8, 2011One of the most precious things in fashion that the world admires are jewelry.  Almost all women have something that sparkle and shine.  Whether real or faux, the fascination on these  pieces of adornment have gone beyond their aesthet...

Admiring Monet by Life, or Something Like It on Jul 18, 2010I love paintings! There is a frame of Vincent van Gogh's The Starry Night in our living room. I purchased it from Art.com around 6 years ago because I wanted to pay homage to the van Gogh--the subject of the song Vincent, with his sad life, severed e...

Famous european artists. by Shakerules Diaries on Apr 28, 2010A quick view to famous european artists and their most known artworks. Thanks to : grazyfrog Google, wikipedia, Windows Paint, Microsoft Movie Maker.

Mini-Monet in the making by triangle Y triangle on Jan 26, 2010at less than 10,000 hours he has made this. if all things go well i am sure he will be huge someday. talent and intelligence is only of value up to a certain level. video credit: Reuters...

Stolen Monet Painting Recovered in Poland by Daily Contributor on Jan 16, 2010The only painting by French artist Claude Monet to be in public display in Poland, "Beach in Pourville", was recovered in Olkusz. The man who is suspected to have stolen it was arrested. Post from: Daily ContributorStolen Monet Painting Recovered in...

Famous Artist Pictionary by on Sep 27, 2009www.quietlibrary.com Picasso and Van Gogh lead rival teams in the “lightning round” of a pictionary tournament.