Topics about "Colors"

Color Palette

Find art with colour

Sounds Like Kandinsky

The abstract artist Vassily Kandinsky’s world of sounds, shapes, and colors

20 Years on the ISS

In collaboration with NASA, join the out-of-this-world adventure of humans living and working on the International Space Station

Klimt vs. Klimt

The Man of Contradictions

Crafted in Mexico

A journey through tradition, legacy, and knowledge of Mexican artisans

Taste Mexico

Discover Mexico's food culture

Mexichrome: Photography and color in Mexico

The Art of Color

Explore artworks from around the world through the lens of color

Landscapes of nostalgia and nature

Room 9: a special exhibition of Brazilian art from the 1980s

The Barilla Collection of Modern Art in Parma

Common Heritage of the Silk Roads

The 25th anniversary of AmigosMAP

Histories and Futures: Selected Works from the Smithsonian American Art Museum

Robert S. Duncanson

Mexican Flora

Labor and Festivals: Paintings

Her Own Muse

LUMINOUS

Paintings of Ukrainian traditions

Batik Stories

Virtual Gallery: Can You Name #5WomenArtists?

Coffee plantation, living museum

A Gallery for Ukraine

Paintings by Serge Lifar

Map the world. The cartographic collection of the Franz Mayer Museum

30 collections

Symbols of Battle: Civil War Flags

This collection includes flags from several National Park Service sites. Flags serve many purposes. They symbolize a people and represent national pride. Flags convey a shared history. Over the centuries, military units have carried flags and colors. Colors and flags affirm group identity. They build pride and morale, and represent the group's honor. In battle, flags served as a rallying point when a formation was broken. Troops gathered around the flag to regroup, attack or retreat. Flags marked specific individuals, locations and functions such as hospitals and ambulances. Infantry regiments regularly held trooping ceremonies. Colors were paraded up and down the line of assembled soldiers to music to make sure the men remembered the colors. A guard of non-commissioned officers usually protected flags and colors. Held in great reverence, a regiment's honor was embodied in its colors. The entire regiment was humiliated if its colors were lost in battle. From the establishment of the United States Army in 1785, US regular infantry regiments carried colors. Regiments didn't carry the United States flag, as it was felt that no one unit could carry the national honor into battle. By the 1840's, the infantry carried the United States flag with the regimental number or title printed on one of the white stripes. If the flag was lost in battle, only that regiment's honor, and not the national honor, was lost. During the Civil War, a soldier who captured enemy colors or saved his unit's colors frequently was honored. In addition to receiving a medal honor, a soldier was sometimes given a leave of absence. Soldiers who captured enemy colors were often mentioned in dispatches or listed on a role of honor.

True Colors Festival

Japan

Shohaku Art Museum

Japan

Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil Belo Horizonte

Brazil

Viví Arte

Argentina

Kaga-Yuzen Kimono Center

Japan

The Office of Arts and Culture, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University

Thailand

Klehm Arboretum & Botanic Garden

United States

Cineteatro São Luiz

Brazil

Heydar Aliyev Center

Azerbaijan

9 experiments

Art Coloring Book - Panda Edition

Color your imagined pandas with iPanda

Art Coloring Book — Christmas Edition

Color your favorite Christmas artwork

Art Coloring Book — Diwali Edition

Color your favorite Diwali artwork

Art Coloring Book

Color famous paintings your way

Art Coloring Book — Ramadan and Eid Edition

Color your favorite artwork

Art Coloring Book — Kwanzaa Edition

Color your favorite Kwanzaa artwork

Play a Kandinsky

What if you could hear color?

Art Coloring Book — Hanukkah Edition

Color your favorite Hanukkah artwork

Art Coloring Book — NASA Edition

Color your way through the universe with NASA

4,391 stories

Gianfranco Ferré: Brazil, exuberant nature

Gianfranco Ferré Research Center, Politecnico di Milano

Pérez Celis: An Immersive Journey

Pérez Celis - Museo Virtual

Syrian Landscapes: A Visual Journey

Atassi Foundation for Art and Culture

Lima through their clothes

National Library of Peru

Gianfranco Ferré: Mexico, cultural kaleidoscope

Gianfranco Ferré Research Center, Politecnico di Milano

Majestic Mosaics

Salar Jung Museum

Views of Chibougamau

Société d'histoire de la Baie-James

Royal Threads: Deciphering Thai Court Dress

The Office of Arts and Culture, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University

Fashion Fusion, A Blend of Cultures

The Office of Arts and Culture, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University

Día de los Muertos

San Antonio Museum of Art

Map of the Strait of Magellan

National Library of Peru

Gianfranco Ferré: Latin America, nature, femininity and art

Gianfranco Ferré Research Center, Politecnico di Milano

The Writers of the Word: Christian Gospel Illumination in the Middle Ages

The J. Paul Getty Museum

Colombo Industrie Tessili

Museimpresa

Nino Migliori, My Jewels

Associazione Amici della Fondazione Hospice Seràgnoli Onlus

Bauhaus: Building the New Artist

Getty Research Institute

The Secret History of the Color Red

Sukhāvatī (The Pure Land) Woven with Silk Thread

The Palace Museum

A Colorful History of Paints and Pigments

Águ – the color(s) of water

Design Indaba

Josef Albers: The Interaction of Color

Bechtler Museum of Modern Art

Colors from Nature

Unit Pengelola Museum Seni

Unveiling the Colors of the Mineral Rainbow

Mineralogical and Geological Museum, Harvard University

Decorative Patterns: Expression of Exquisite Craftsmanship

Rwanda Cultural Heritage Academy

Fashion in Colors: Multicolor

The Kyoto Costume Institute

Realism in Textiles

The National Quilt Museum

What Is Post-Impressionist Art?

Colorful

Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art

COLORS, a magazine about the rest of the world

Graphic Days®️

Poor Art Museum

Italia Liberty

True Colors DANCE ~No Limits~

True Colors Festival

History of the Brazilian yellow jersey: how the yellow-gold became Brazil's color

The Football Museum

True Colors Festival History

True Colors Festival

Alberonero 86+73

Periferica

Color for the People

McColl Center for Art + Innovation

True Colors Festival: One World One Family

True Colors Festival

Guess The Artist From The Color Palette

True Colors JAZZ – The Extra-Ordinary Meets the World

True Colors Festival

The Klimt Color Enigma

Technicolor

The Cinémathèque française

The Mark of Beauty：Yuzen dyeing

NHK Educational

GAM in colors

Galleria Civica di Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Torino

The AR-t of Color

Red Rust: A Festival of Color

Design Indaba

A beautiful blue sky: the emergence of color photography

Nicéphore Niépce museum

Today’s Ceramics

Korea Craft & Design Foundation

NIHONCHA: Introduction to Japanese tea

JAPAN HOUSE São Paulo

Giants in the Night

Insect Museum of West China

Step Back in Time: Exploring the Mev's Romanesque and Archaeological Collections

Mev, Museu d'Art Medieval

Beauty in Formality

Marubeni Gallery

Black, Red, and Gold

Hambach Castle

Mev Essentials: Must-See Highlights

Mev, Museu d'Art Medieval

Still Marching, Still Inspiring, Still Campaigning

Fashion in Colors: Red, Yellow, Blue

The Kyoto Costume Institute

A Mantuan Private Collection, from Renaissance to modern times

Mantova Museo Urbano Diffuso

Coloring the Past

Roja Muthiah Research Library

The photographs of José María Eguren

National Library of Peru

Blurring the Lines Between Physical and Digital Fashion

Commonwealth Fashion Council

The Bilum of Papua New Guinea

ICHCAP

Kyoto Stencil Yūzen Dyeing

Art Research Center, Ritsumeikan University

20 Pocket Galleries

Mexichrome: Photography and color in Mexico

The Art of Color

Explore artworks from around the world through the lens of color

Landscapes of nostalgia and nature

Room 9: a special exhibition of Brazilian art from the 1980s

The Barilla Collection of Modern Art in Parma

Common Heritage of the Silk Roads

The 25th anniversary of AmigosMAP

Histories and Futures: Selected Works from the Smithsonian American Art Museum

Robert S. Duncanson

Mexican Flora

Labor and Festivals: Paintings

Her Own Muse

LUMINOUS

Paintings of Ukrainian traditions

Batik Stories

Virtual Gallery: Can You Name #5WomenArtists?

Coffee plantation, living museum

A Gallery for Ukraine

Paintings by Serge Lifar

Map the world. The cartographic collection of the Franz Mayer Museum

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483,401 items

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