Original author"s interpretation of the familiar old stories - Greek myths, Japanese legends, and stories Salinger, and unbridled imagination... a reflection of emotions and illusions, rich inner world and non-standard of mind of the young artist from Belarus –Tatyana Discover.

In each picture its own hero with special character and style.

Tatiana – artist-дизайнер by education, he graduated from the Mogilev state College of arts (Mogilev state College of culture....

let"s Start with the National theatre of Oslo.This is one of the three largest theatres in Norway. Here my plays staged Henrik Ibsen, famous Norwegian playwright. The main theatre of the country was opened in 1899."В the opening day played a Comedy by Ludwig Holberg, on the second day was Henrik Ibsen" Враг people", on the third day of Heavier drama" Сигурд Crusader". During these three evenings was attended by björnson and Ibsen, and on the first day in the theatre was also the king...

4 июня 1972 года лишённый советского гражданства Бродский вылетел из Ленинграда по предписанному еврейской эмиграции маршруту в Вену, уплатив 500 долларов. Поэт навсегда покинул родину, увозя печатную машинку, две бутылки водки для Уистена Хью Одена и сборник стихов Джона Донна....

This virtual beauty organized with the help of stereoscopic HD 3D Wallpaper. They are similar to the already familiar mural, but the mural is just a pretty picture on the wall. And Wallpaper create the illusion of a stereoscopic distortion of space. Wall becomes, for example, in Park (beach, city streets, etc.) with the sense of depth and spaciousness to the image.

Or stereoscopic Wallpaper-картины – on the wall the surround pattern, creating the illusion of three-dimensional...

SKIRTS-ПЛАТОЧКИ: WHY BEFORE BOYS DRESSED IN DRESSES



Left: future President Franklin Roosevelt, at the right of the Portuguese king Manuel II.

When you look at portraits or photographs of the kids of past eras, it"s difficult to see who the girl and who the boy is, because they are all wearing dresses. The modern layman is difficult to understand why the boys were so dressed up, but there is a clear explanation for this phenomenon.



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