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What is a famous museum in London?
The most famous museum in London is either the Tower of London or the British Museum. The Tate Modern Gallery is also quite a well-known museum.
What is the name for a house of nuns?
Convent is the usual term. Nunnery is a bit- old-fashioned. one can then speak of convent schools- schools managed by the nuns. On a larger scale there are large headquarters campus-like establishments called Motherhouses- which are operational HQ for religious orders of women and often support colleges, sister formation programs ( analogous to seminaries for men in Religious life)- and often special chapels- including those for funerals- and often cemeteries are on the ground. Convent Station, near Madison, N.J on the Erie-Lackawanna is a sterling example of a modern Motherhouse.
What rooms leads into the true burial chambers in a pyramid?
either the grand gallery or the antechamber
How does an Art Gallery Owner make money?
Art galleries make money one of four ways depending on what type of gallery and what type of art they cater to. Sometimes they do it a combination of ways.1) They apply for and are given government grants for the continued operation of their business. Very few galleries survive on government grants alone. Most galleries that do win grants are either very large national institutions or very small start-up galleries that supplement their grant money with income from some other source (ie. commission from sold artwork).2) They rent out their space for artists to show their work. It is not always the gallery that pays the artist to exhibit.3) The gallery collects pieces of classical or modern art and charges the public a fee to enter and view these pieces. Some examples of galleries that work this way include the Museum of Modern Art, The Louvre, and the Dali Museum.4) The gallery exhibits an artist's work with the intention of selling some of it. They then take a commission fee out of the total sale price. How much this fee is depends on the gallery and what type of contract the artist signed.
Were the Louvre in France and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame structures built based on the shape of the Pyramids to honor David who in psalms says he will sing songs forever in honor to God?
Pyramids are mainly Egyptian and Mayan inventions. The Egyptians made pyramids to bury dead, and the Mayans used pyramids as sacrificial temples. David was neither Egyptian nor Mayan, and as far as the Bible says, he was never exposed to either culture. In short, it would not make sense if the two buildings were dedicated to King David the psalmist.
Where is the portrait of Dante by Sandra Botticelli located?
Go to npg.org.uk/collections/search or National Portrait Gallery. Then search either the painter or the person the portrait is of.
What is the name of a place where paintings are put on display?
Usually, works of art are displayed in an Art Gallery. Also possibly in a Museum or any other public place where an art exhibition has been set up.
Why doesnt a quixotic module show up on your page in my Lego network?
Either u dont have a gallery image or u didnt save on your page builder.
How do you i get from erolines coach station ave du gen de gaulle to the louvre?
You can take the tube line 3 heading toward Pont de Levallois, stop at Opera station, change for line 7 heading toward either Mairie d'Ivry or Villejuif and go out at Palais-Royal Musee du Louvre station, about 30 minutes, one metro ticket
Why would you smell gasoline when driving in car?
You have a leak somewhere in the engine bay. Either carb or fuel pipe or, if injection, fuel gallery or pinhole in high pressure line.
List an advantage and a disadvantage of sitting in the gallery behind the stage?
Advantage- everyone could see you Disadvantage- expensive and was also not conducive to either seeing or hearing the actors on stage.
Do you underline or put quotations around painting titles?
In MLA format, original paintings require either underlining or italics. See example:Da Vinci, Leonardo. Mona Lisa. 1503-1506. Oil on wood. Louvre, Paris.
