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  • *[[Theosophy and Art]] .../quest-magazine/effective-art-imaginal-worlds-fohat-and-freedom “Effective Art”: Imaginal Worlds, Fohat, and Freedom] by Jeff Durham
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  • {{DISPLAYTITLE: ''Mandorla'' (art work)}} ...form for many years. His family donated an oil version, [[Mandorla No. 12 (art work)|''Mandorla No. 12'' ]], painted in 1989. The dimensions of the pastel
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  • {{DISPLAYTITLE:''Antahkarana'' (art work)}} ...year 2000, when he was 93 years old, along with another work, [[Mandorla (art work)|''Mandorla'']]. The dimensions of the pastel are 26 x 18.5 inches, or
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  • ...th [the journal] [[Lucifer (periodical)|Lucifer]] endeavoured to learn the art of making life not only beautiful but divine, and vowed no longer to be ham *[[Art]]
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  • == History and technique of the art == Gerald Moscato, himself an expert in the art of illumination, wrote about the process Bondy used:
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  • {{DISPLAYTITLE:''The Path'' (art work)}} ...riences.<ref>Bruce Kamerling, “Theosophy and Symbolist Art: the Point Loma Art School” ''The Journal of San Diego History'' 26:4 (Fall 1980).http://www.
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  • {{DISPLAYTITLE:''Mandorla No. 12'' (art work)}} ...x 59 inches, or 119 x 150 cm. Callicott also created a smaller [[Mandorla (art work)|'''''Mandorla''''']] in pastel.
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  • ...g that effort. She was well acquainted with Richard Blossom Farley and his art, and decided that he would be the ideal muralist for the project. ...tch him brooding in the long evenings over the best possible expression in art of his many ideas that he aims to incorporate into this great inspirational
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  • #REDIRECT [[Murals at Olcott (art work)]]
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  • *[[Theosophy and Art]] .../quest-magazine/effective-art-imaginal-worlds-fohat-and-freedom “Effective Art”: Imaginal Worlds, Fohat, and Freedom] by Jeff Durham
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  • * '''[[The Path (art work)|''The Path'' (art work)]]''' is a large painting by [[Reginald Machell]].
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  • == Mandorla in Theosophical art == ...ty in America: [[Mandorla (art work)|''Mandorla'']] and [[Mandorla No. 12 (art work)|''Mandorla No. 12'']]
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  • {{DISPLAYTITLE:''Mandorla No. 12'' (art work)}} ...x 59 inches, or 119 x 150 cm. Callicott also created a smaller [[Mandorla (art work)|'''''Mandorla''''']] in pastel.
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  • {{DISPLAYTITLE: ''Mandorla'' (art work)}} ...form for many years. His family donated an oil version, [[Mandorla No. 12 (art work)|''Mandorla No. 12'' ]], painted in 1989. The dimensions of the pastel
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  • ...th [the journal] [[Lucifer (periodical)|Lucifer]] endeavoured to learn the art of making life not only beautiful but divine, and vowed no longer to be ham *[[Art]]
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  • == History and technique of the art == Gerald Moscato, himself an expert in the art of illumination, wrote about the process Bondy used:
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  • {{DISPLAYTITLE:''Antahkarana'' (art work)}} ...year 2000, when he was 93 years old, along with another work, [[Mandorla (art work)|''Mandorla'']]. The dimensions of the pastel are 26 x 18.5 inches, or
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  • ...nto a united whole, imbued with inner meaning. He "attended the Fort Wayne Art School and Mexico City College before completing a Bachelor of Science in E ...hese paintings and the process of producing them, and about the meaning of art, in ''Quest'' magazine.<ref>Don Kruse, "Coloring in the Lines around My Thi
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  • ...l Klee''' was a Swiss-German artist influenced by [[Theosophy]] and by the art movements of Expressionism, Cubism, and Surrealism. ...'By-Product of Astral Manifestation': The Influence of Theosophy on Modern Art in Europe" ''Handbook of the Theosophical Current'' (Leiden: Brill, 2013),
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  • ...urnal/1980/october/theosophy/ "Theosophy and Symbolist Art: the Point Loma Art School"]. ''The Journal of San Diego History'' 26.4 (Fall 1980).
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  • ...]], and others, he established a movement of non-representational abstract art. ...hemia (now the Czech Republic). From 1889 to 1892 he studied at the Prague Art Academy, then in 1892, he moved on the Vienna to study at the Akademie der
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  • ...rs to save enough money to go to New York to pursue a career in commercial art and painting. ...am. Besides working, Harold also found time to make daily trips to various art museums and galleries, and to paint.<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memori
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  • ...is life.<ref>Joan Murray, ''Lawren Harris: An Introduction to His Life and Art'' (Toronto: Firefly Books, Ltd., 2003), 41.</ref> Biographer Joan Murray wrote about Harris's legacy in art:
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  • ...a young woman from Lydia in the [[Greek mythology]]. She was gifted in the art of weaving and boasted that her skill was greater than that of the patron g
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  • ...rt myself, my image and my shadow. I have clothed myself in thee, and thou art my vahan to the day, ' Be-with-us,' when thou shall re-become myself and ot
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  • Cabot trained in Paris at the Academie Julian art school. The major art work of his life was his pueblo-style home. Construction began in 1941 and
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  • ...ing with religious themes, nature, and mythological characters. She taught art for many years at St. Aloysius Girls High School in Newcastle. She painted ...e Rona Scott-Abbott’s collection of theosophical books as well as books on art, mythology, mysticism, poetry and psychology, some of which will be of grea
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  • ...rstand the principles of art, every political writer and every exponent of art has more or less to follow Plato's trail. While you may differ from Plato i
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  • ...t age 26, he succeeded his father as principal of the government School of Art in Ventnor, Isle of Wight. In 1894, he met a pupil of H. P. Blavatsky and
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  • ...ebury, Conn. : Velocity Print Solutions, 2014. Book issued to accompany an art exhibit of Stonehouse's works in 2014.
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  • [[File:Scott - Initiate in the Dark Cycle.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Book cover art]]
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  • == Art works ==
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  • {{DISPLAYTITLE:''The Path'' (art work)}} ...riences.<ref>Bruce Kamerling, “Theosophy and Symbolist Art: the Point Loma Art School” ''The Journal of San Diego History'' 26:4 (Fall 1980).http://www.
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  • * 2003 &ndash; [[Burton Callicott]], American art professor and leader in the Theosophical Society in Memphis, Tennessee. (b.
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  • ...penmanship teachers as well as Certificate courses aimed at producing pen art specialists."<ref>Charles Zaner, [https://archive.org/details/zanerianexpon ...bought a house. These north suburban locations provided easy access to the art studios and businesses in Chicago through the elevated train systems.
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  • "[[Theosophy]] is the [[Science|science]] of [[Life|life]], the art of living."
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  • ...eth not thy bread during thy lifetime, will not mention thy name when thou art [[Death|dead]]."
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  • ...0 &ndash; [[William R. O’Donovan]], a distinguished American sculptor and art critic who made the bronze medallion of [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|Mme. Bl
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  • ...h reflected in each person. This truth, expressed by the ancients as "Thou art that spirit" is to be well understood and felt before concentration can bec
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  • ...lso expressed himself in poetry:<ref>Burton Callicott, [poem number] "5" ''Art & Soul'' (2020), 12.</ref> ...temporary employment within a federal agency. The Federal Public Works of Art Program commissioned him to paint murals for the stairway of the '''Pink Pa
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  • ...formed in 1917, Cadman took a leadership role.<ref>"Krotona Brotherhood of Art" ''The Messenger'' 5.4 (September 1917), 514.</ref> It was reported that "M
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  • ...rests on [[Water (symbol)|Water]]," and he is frequently depicted in Hindu art as standing or sitting on an ocean.
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  • ...lbourne painters who broke with the nineteenth-century tradition of studio art by sketching and painting directly from nature". ...t a "sense of gritty realism that was arguably unprecedented in Australian art."
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  • ...(1854-1927) was an English painter whose best-known work is '''[[The Path (art work)|''The Path'']]'''. He joined the [[Theosophical Society]] after meeti ...n Paris.<ref>Bruce Kamerling, “Theosophy and Symbolist Art: the Point Loma Art School,” ''The Journal of San Diego History'' 26:4 (Fall 1980).[http://ww
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  • * [[:Category:Publications and Art Works|Publications and Art Works]]
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  • ...art linked to the season or to a theme in the issue. Photos, diagrams and art were scattered throughout the pages. For many years the back cover had stat
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  • ...and Gertrude Roberts.<ref>US Social Security Death Index.</ref> He studied art at the Slade School in London.<ref>Edan Hughes, ''Artists in California, 17 ...s portrait for permanent exhibition at Headquarters. It is truly a work of art and we feel vey fortunate in having been able to persuade Mr. Roberts to pa
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  • ...an Francisco and [[Louise A. Off]] of Los Angeles. Miss Off, an artist and art teacher, took over the editorial work in July, 1892, when Dr. Anderson beca
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  • == Influence on art == ...urice Tuchman, senior emeritus curator of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
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  • ...ious cosmologies.<ref>Los Angeles County Museum of Art, ''The Spiritual in Art: Abstract Painting 1890-1985'' (New York: Abbeville Press, 1986), 64.</ref>
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  • ...4 &ndash; [[William R. O’Donovan]], a distinguished American sculptor and art critic who made the bronze medallion of [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|Mme. Bl
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  • ...ry of the Theosophical Society (book)|SH]], p. 100). Author of the book, ''Art Magic'', which she announced was written by "an adept" of her acquaintance, ...ok)|''Isis Unveiled'']] was appearing, she was advertising a book called ''Art Magic''. When sending the unpublished advertisement to [[Henry Steel Olcott
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  • * 1885 &ndash; [[A. T. Bondy]], expert illuminator of [[The Three Objects (art work)|''The Three Objects'']] and American Theosophist. (d. [[August 7]], 1
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  • ...rs Building]] on the Society's headquarters campus. She also donated other art works and a large parcel of land. ...ref> Breckenridge painted a portrait of her around 1909.<ref>"Contemporary Art Show Will Be Shown in South" ''Charlotte Observer'' 76 (April 26, 1944), 6.
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  • ...ean Delville]].<ref>Who was Josephin Pealdin? http://peladan.net/symbolist-art/who-was-josephin-peladan-3/. Web 9 August, 217</ref> ...r he failed his baccalaureate, he moved to Paris and became a literary and art critic. His older brother Adrien studied alchemy and occultism as well.
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  • * '''''Espionage as a Fine Art''''', translated from the French of Henri Déricourt with introduction and
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  • == Art works == ...lected entries on merit, such as the Manchester Art Gallery, the Liverpool Art Gallery, the Grovesnor Gallery in London and, most prestigious of all, the
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  • * [[:Category:Publications and Art Works|Publications and Art Works]]
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  • ...'The Messenger'']], and the members were excited to see them. The original art works were created with pen and pastels. Along with blueprints, corresponde ...above. The outstanding feature of the lobby is the '''[[Murals at Olcott (art work)|mural]]''' painted by [[Richard Blossom Farley]] on commission from T
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  • ...aekers]], a Dutch Theosophist and mathematician involved with the De Stihl art movement (neoplasticism) (d. [[December 13]], 1875)
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  • ...businessman for eleven years. In addition to stocks, Gauguin dealt in the art market. He married Mette, a Danish woman, and they had five children. After ...ers. Gauguin ventured into the '' Cloisonism'' that was influenced by folk art and Japanese prints. Émile Bernard had pioneered this style of painting wi
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  • ...es the gods represented. They believed the art was sacred, and through the art one could embrace the qualities of the gods. Theosophists recognize this tr ...rchetype. The ancient Greeks were particularly sensitive to this aspect of Art. If they looked at a statue of Apollo, the sun-god, it was not merely to th
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  • * 1966 &ndash; [[A. T. Bondy]], expert illuminator of [[The Three Objects (art work)|''The Three Objects'']] and American Theosophist. (b. [[October 30]],
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  • ...on to Belgian expatriates and refugees, and sold a volume called ''Belgian Art in Exile'' to raise money for charities. He continued painting, with symbol Delville created works of art with great technical skill and originality. He tried to find a style apart
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  • ...xcelling at sewing, embroidery, and jewelry-making. She studied history of art at the University of Zurich from 1906 to 1909. for archetypal depictions in archaic statuary, fine art, and sacred architectural reliefs. Her “Eranos Archive,” later known as
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  • == Oversoul in art and popular culture == Alex Grey, an American artist specializing in "visionary art", created a '''painting''' in 1997 entitled ''Oversoul'', in oil on linen.
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  • ...[[Theosophy]]. It certainly would be interesting to think that his supreme art in mastering the piano could be called "The Theosophical interpretation of
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  • [[File:Theosophical Path cover.jpg|250px|right|Cover art, 1913]]
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  • ...t and [[Mysticism|mystic]] whose paintings were amongst the first abstract art. A considerable body of her work predates the first purely abstract composi ...cades." BUST, June/July 2018, bust.com/arts/194718-hilma-af-klint-abstract-art.html. Accessed 12 Oct 2018.</ref></blockquote>
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  • ...aekers]], a Dutch Theosophist and mathematician involved with the De Stihl art movement (neoplasticism) (d. [[December 18]], 1944)
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  • ...hy]]. He wrote a hugely influential book, '''''Concerning the Spiritual in Art''''', and taught at the Bauhaus. ...ard Stratton, "Preface to the Dover Edition" ''Concerning the Spiritual in Art'' (New York: Dover, 1972), v.</ref>
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  • ...th [the journal] [[Lucifer (periodical)|Lucifer]] endeavoured to learn the art of making life not only beautiful but divine, and vowed no longer to be ham
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  • ...or, “How art thou fallen from the heavens, Hillel, Son of the Morning, how art thou cast down unto the earth, thou who didst cast down the nations.” Her ...Gregory the Great who was the first to apply this passage of Isaiah, 'How art thou fallen from Heaven, Lucifer, son of the morning,' etc., to Satan, and
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  • * 1907 &ndash; [[Burton Callicott]], American art professor and leader in the Theosophical Society in Memphis, Tennessee. (d.
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  • ...rsh opposition form his family when he decided to give up his career as an art professor and devote himself entirely to painting. In 1892, Mondrian enroll ...n and the many articles he wrote for ''De Stijl'' to lay out his theory of art. In 1922 a retrospective exhibit of his work was held in Paris to celebrate
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  • ...rnety, Antoine-Joseph. Edited by Edouard Blitz. '''''Treatise on the Great Art. A System of Physics According to Hermetic Philosophy and Theory and Practi
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  • ...sophical-chemist-and-touchy-art.html# "A theosophical chemist and a touchy art collector. Hermann Hille vs. Albert C. Barnes"] by Dr. Marty Bax
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  • The '''Portrait of Stainton Moses''' is a piece of art work produced phenomenally by [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|H. P. Blavatsky]] [[Category:Art works]]
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  • ...nist. Art Nouveau and ancient Indian crafts inspired some of his art. "The art of Tagore is highly individualistic and is characterized by bold forms, vit His was the first Indian art to be exhibited across Europe, Russia and the United States.
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  • ...tary, and she became Tingley's traveling companion. Marian Plummer studied art at the Theosophical Institute. She met artist Leonard Lester there around 1
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  • ...but, Sister, there are sicknesses and wounds of the Soul that no Surgeon’s art can cure. Shall you help us teach mankind that the soul-sick must heal them
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  • ...ume-maker, the one versed in the art of making shoes, and the other in the art of chemistry, are both "adepts."<ref>Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, ''Collected ...ccult powers which alone can produce the “immaculate conception.” And this art is practically taught to the occultists at a very high stage of initiation.
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  • * 1913 – Art Club of Philadelphia * 1925 – Trenton Fair Art Club
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  • ...n greater prominence in theosophical activities.<ref>Margaret E. Cousins, "Art in Theosophical Activities" ''The Theosophical Messenger'' 17.10 (October 1 ...into events and practices of the Theosophical Society, and to say that an Art Committee had formed, with herself as liaison in Adyar and [[Georgine Shill
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  • ...y, that in this Theosophical Society we have realised so fully the need of art. I hope the academy (Kalakshetra) will give us the inspiration we all need, * ''Art and Culture in Indian Life''. Trivandrum: Kerala University Press, 1975.
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  • ...ality in his writing; in fact, Marc Demarest has pointed out that in ''The Art of Expression'' Atkinson did not only cobble together concepts from 50-year * '''''The Art of Expression; Or, The Principles of Discourse'''''. Chicago: The Progress
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  • ...r nationalistic events took place there. The '''Indian Society of Oriental Art''' held an exhibition at the YMIA building in 1916, organized by Theosophis ..., industrial and art exhibition, demonstrations, congresses and exchanges, art galleries, music and halls, television and dramatic performances, debates,
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  • ...anskrit]] name for a mythical sea-creature in [[Hinduism]], which in early art seems to have been inspired in a crocodile. It is generally depicted as hal
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  • ...His son, Dr. Torsten Friedrich Franz (b. March 12, 1909), is at present an art-historian in Münich, and is unmarried.
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  • he has done for Indian art and culture but on his intuitive and synthetic wisdom, with which he has tr
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  • He began to follow art professionally before he had had any instruction, and his later advantages
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  • ...ccult powers which alone can produce the “immaculate conception.” And this art is practically taught to the occultists at a very high stage of initiation.
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  • ...e some of the sketches when they were briefly exhibited at the Kalakshetra Art Centre. The New York exhibition will be from April 6 to May 4, daily, excep ...le to extend the exhibition beyond the above dates.<ref>"Adyar in New York Art Exhibition" ''The American Theosophist'' 63.4 (April, 1975), 91.</ref>
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  • ...iterature''' in 1911. His plays form an important part of the '''Symbolist art movement''', which was influenced by [[Theosophy]]. Among his favorite them
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  • * '''''Creative Thought: Essays in the Art of Self-Unfoldment'''''. London, 1911.
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  • ...then the Art Students' League in New York, and the Grand Central School of Art in New York.<ref>"Theosophy Chief to Speak Monday," ''New Orleans Times-Pic While in Cincinnati, he met Kathrine Galbreath, another art student, and they married. The couple had one daughter, Torre Perkins, and
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  • ...Organum''''', and for printing Bragdon's excellent writings on Theosophy, art, and architecture.
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  • ...iency and of that perfect accuracy of form that is the essence of all true art...There was practically no emotion connected with Pallas Athene; we had an
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  • ...ms and attended the theater.<ref>Garth Clark ''Gilded Vessel: The Lustrous Art and Life of Beatrice Wood'' (Madison, Wisc: Guild Publishing, 2001), 71.</r ...fts Board of India and the American State Department, Miss Wood showed her art in fourteen cities of India, with great success. Eighty of her pots were sh
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  • == Art == ...ppearance of concreteness, Rudhyar came up with a related term for his own art:
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  • ...he understanding, and robbed the lands of the Kelts of music and poesy, of art and grace, save that which was interwoven in the soul of the people and mad
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  • === Art, literature, and beauty === * '''''Art and the Emotions'''''. 1920. Also London: Theosophical Pub. House, 1900s. K
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  • ...had the overarching theme of "The Mystical Dimensions of Sound and Visual Art". The opening Kern lecture took place at the Bederman Auditorium in Chicago * Monday, May 2 - "Experiencing the Depth of Perception through Visual Art" by Tom and Susan Ockerse from Rhode Island School of Design.
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  • ...ome that past itself. Before thou utterest the last syllable, behold! Thou art no more the present but verily that future. Thus, are the past, the present
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  • ...the fact that the writer was unskilled in the art of public criticism — an art which few of his countrymen have yet acquired. True, he criticized the acti
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  • ...ld. Its reading matter was edited with the same care that was given to the art subjects from which its wealth of pictures was drawn. "Perfection" is a wor
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