#bharadvaja

Au Louvre-Lens, une expo : "Exils" (aussi bien réels qu'intérieurs, les mythes que les trajectoires personnelles de certains artistes)

Edouard Manet - "L'Evasion de Rochefort"

"Rama, Sita et Lakshmana à l'ermitage du sage Bharadvaja" - Rajasthan, 1800

Rembrandt - "Abraham reçoit les trois Anges"

Henri Matisse - illustrations pour "Ulysses" de James Joyce - "Polyphème"

Zao Wou-Ki - "04.05.64"

Bharadvaja (skylark) circa 1700 by unknown artist (Indian).

Watercolour on paper..

Page from a Series Depicting Dream Omens and Portents.

The Tale of the Sanskrit Text “Vaimānika Shāstra”

.   By T. V. Antony Raj . A Vimana of Indian texts (Source : ceifan.org) : ceifan.org) ... In 1951, a person named G.R. Josyer founded the “International Academy of Sanskrit Research” in Mysore. In 1952, he came across the Vaimānika Shāstra manuscripts written in Sanskrit. In 1959, a Hindi translation of Vaimānika Shāstra was published. . Title page of the English translation of Vyamanika Shastra…

Why Do Some Indians in the Guise of Scientists Talk Nonsense?

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  By T.V. Antony Raj.

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There tends to be two camps in history. One that discredits the ancient world as a bunch of amoral savages beating each other over the head with sticks, and the other that thinks ancient peoples were perfect in every way, could do no wrong, and managed to achieve stages of technological development beyond our own. Both are ludicrously wrong. — Robbie Sentry McBoddy, a…