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- Egyptian Art I am creating this lens to gather links and images for a study of Ancient Egyptian Art. It will correspond to my fifth grade study of ancient art on Harmony Fine Arts art and music appreciation program. You can learn more about Harmony Fine Arts at m...
- Ancient and Tribal Art I have always been fascinated with ancient art. It is a journal of who we were and where we came from. My store, Ancient and Tribal Art is all about art from the past, with a bit of a twist. Some of these pieces are over 10,000 years old but I've tak...
- The Sacred Scarab Beetle The beetle in this picture doesn't look to me like a bug anybody would want to worship but I'd be wrong. This is Scarabaeus sacer, one of the varieties of dung beetle and its image is found in ancient Egyptian temples, the Pyramids and other Egyptian...
- the Brooklyn Museum, one of the largest art museums in the United States.. (This Squidoo Lens is in its infancy. It will grow in the weeks to come) The Brooklyn Museum resides in Brooklyn, N.Y. It has the distinction of being the second largest museum in New York City, and one of the largest art museums in the United State...
- The Keys to Successful Art Check out these cool key concepts for up & coming professional artists, as well as people who just enjoy drawing or painting for fun. I'll also be listing my online stores where you can purchase my wonderful artwork. Need something special done or...
- The Mystic Dog in Fashion Why is it that we pay so much attention to the mysterious and mystical cat in ancient Egypt and elsewhere, and less attention to our beloved canine friends? Well, it's time to pay equal homage to our dogs, if for no other reason than they have b...
- Zazzle Shopping Mall A powerful collection of top-notch Zazzle Stores & Galleries for your enjoyment. We have a large array of artists, photographers and designers plus cool music merch by Pantera and The Who as well as featured brand name stores like Star Wars, Disney,...
