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Explore the full legacy of Raja Ravi Varma on Google Arts & Culture. 🎨goo.gle/42DRAnE

In 1894 he took his technique even further by opening a Lithographic Press. This sparked a massive print movement across India. By mass producing his work as color prints art was no longer just for the elite. It could finally be owned by anyone.

#BornOnThisDay in 1848, Raja Ravi Varma was a royal painter who broke the mold. He completely transformed the way an entire nation saw its own culture and its own people. But how did he actually do it? Let's dive into how he changed Indian art forever. 🧵👇

@royalsociety @NotebookLM Ready to discover how Franklin used his scientific reputation to secure the French alliance during the American Revolution? 🌎 Try the interactive guide today and dive into the historical archives: goo.gle/4vX4NVY

@royalsociety @NotebookLM 🎙️ What's in the Notebook? Use the "Chat" to explore inventions like the lightning rod. Listen to an AI Audio Overview of his life! 🎧 Plus: discover Study Guides, Video Explainers, slide decks & a custom quiz! A new way to explore the man who tamed lightning. ⚡️🪁

🤝 The @royalsociety, in collaboration with @googlearts, is opening up their historical archives in new ways ⚡️ Explore "The Science of Benjamin Franklin" on @NotebookLM to uncover his scientific discoveries and diplomatic legacy. 🧵👇goo.gle/4vX4NVY

@vangoghmuseum @theamoncarter @okeeffemuseum @MuMaLeHavre Want more teal and turquoise art vibes? Head to Color Explorer to find art in all your favorite hues 👇 goo.gle/41XXujm

@vangoghmuseum @theamoncarter @okeeffemuseum @MuMaLeHavre Flower by the Shore 🎨 August Strindberg 📅 1892 🏛️ Malmö Konstmuseum

This week we’re sharing artworks that feature uplifting spring blues, to give you a taste of bright blue skies, whatever the weather is.

@MuseeOrsay @kunstmuseumdh @GettyMuseum @thyssenmalaga Want more dance floor inspiration? Head to our website to explore the art of dance. 👇 goo.gle/4tdok2J

@MuseeOrsay @kunstmuseumdh @GettyMuseum A Bolero Dancer 🎨 Antonio Cabral Bejarano 📅 1842 🏛️ @thyssenmalaga

This week we’re sharing artworks that celebrate the art of dance.