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O que é Elegância? É fato que algumas pessoas já nascem Elegantes. Mas, não se enganem! Sabe a frase "O hábito não faz o monge, e há quem, vestindo-o, seja tudo menos um frade. François Rabelais." Bom, mas para quem quer aprender a ser Elegante, o ditado, funciona ao contrário. Elegância também se aprende. E aprende-se praticando. Experimente, se vestir diferente do de costume. Caprichar, "no visual," se vestir, com um pouco mais de Elegância do tem se vestido ultimamente. Faça um teste. Você vai, se auto perceber, mudando naturalmente de atitude. Será, mais ponderado, nas atitudes, nas maneiras, etc Quer um exemplo: quando, você se veste para ir a um casamento. Pode notar, que naturalmente, mudamos de atitude, seja no comportamento ou nas maneiras. Ou quando você, se veste para ir a uma entrevista de um emprego novo, também nos comportamos diferente. Se vestir, de uma maneira totalmente NOVA!Diferente do de costume!Experimente, NUM DIA COMUM, para sair da rotina! Tire um tempo, para você, e faça esse teste! Depois, reflita, se auto observe. Veja se muda um pouquinho, o seu comportamento. Bom, mas Elegância, também é um campo vasto. Pois, temos; Elegância nas maneiras (que seria bom), Elegância no Andar (jeito de caminhar), Elegância no vestir (regra - menos é mais,"minimalismo", mas se gostar do "rococó", se atente aos detalhes, não exagere!). Elegância nas Atitudes (que seria, fundamental). Em todos os artigos que tenho escrito, sutilmente, está inserido um pouco de Elegância, exemplificada. Nesse artigo em específico, fiz uma pequena definição.

- December 30, 2020

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University of Arts, Bauhaus has set trends in Architecture, Design and Modern Art. Bauhaus was a Modern University School of Arts and Architecture Design, founded by Walter Gropius, Germany in Weimar in 1919. Walter Gropius, this Visionary Man, created this School with the aim of uniting, in a single School, all the Artists. To integrate and work together on projects that innovate the world. They were Painters, Sculptors, Architects and Construction Practice, Craftsmen (ceramics, weaving, graphics, industrial design). Applied Arts, as he called it, to merge all artistic creation with technology and industry. It would create a new type of architecture. And the last and ultimately objective, as he said, was the unified work of art - the great building - in which there is no boundary between monumental art and decorative art. That is to say, in all the comprehensive fields of Art, where this Great School has reached. It had an influence on the entire World Architecture, on all the Design of products that make up a house (Industrial Design). Minimalism also came out of the Bauhaus School. You know the Grandes Apartments supported by columns, where underneath there is a free space, for the wind to run, to have plants and trees around, as an example the free span of MASP (Art Museum of São Paulo). Exactly that, go free, under the first floor of the buildings. What is this for? Quality of life. Everything was thought out, and all this creation came from the Bauhaus School of Arts. Clean up the design lines of buildings, in industrial design, whether it's a sofa, an opener, a glass. Cleaning the forms. straight and geometric lines. Minimalism. In my specialization in Geometric Drawing at the Faculty, I was the one who was assigned to do all the research at the Goethe Institute, about this Magnificent School. Where it influences people's daily lives, without them even realizing it. Because architecture was one of the subjects of my specialization. Since then, the Bauhaus School of Arts has accompanied me. It further refined my aesthetic sense, it only brought me benefits. That's why I'm sharing with you a little bit of this School. that left benefits for the World. But here I have a brief summary! This Great School of Arts did much more. I leave here written my eternal gratitude to all the Great Artists who made up this Essential School of Arts! (To read + Articles 2020, 2021 Click Article Archive above, Click the month, scroll down and just read!)

- December 29, 2020

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Nat King Cole Musician, Jazz Pianist, Big Band, A Gentleman. Voice of Baritone, considered one of the best vocalists of his team. He sang with a clear voice, impeccable phrasing. He was the first African American to have a variety show on North American television. He suffered prejudice in his day. But, a man of extreme elegance. He went through it elegantly. Nat King Cole, Man with Elegance in the broadest sense. In the early 1950s, Cole's popularity as a singer exceeded Frank Sinatra's, and the success of his albums contributed mightily to the cost of the cylindrical Capitol Tower in Los Angeles. The Studios and Headquarters of Capitol Records, Inc. For years, the office building and studio complex was known as The House That Nat Built. 10 12-inch albums by Nat King Cole, based on the quality of the arrangements, song choices and the feel of Cole's voice. 1. Just One of Those Things (1957) 2. Night Lights 3. Tell Me All About Yourself 4. Nat Cole Sings/George Shearing Plays (1962) 5. After Midnight (1957 6. Let's Face the Music and Dance (1964) 7. The Piano Style of Nat King Cole (1956) 8. Penthouse Serenade (1952) 9. The Touch of Your Lips (1961) 10. Welcome to the Club (1959) To perfect your hearing! (To read + Articles 2020, 2021 Click Up on Article Archive, Click on the month, scroll down and just read!)

- December 27, 2020

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The Great Beauty, Movie, Art, Reflective Moments Paolo Sorrentino. "Federico Fellini is his inspiration." All of his work portrays hedonism and Pure Elegance. Jeep Gambardella (played by Toni Servillo) moved to Rome at a young age in search of success. At 25, he had already achieved fame with his only novel. Forty years later, now 65, he wanders between terrace parties with Italian high society. meetings, solitary walks on the Tiber. When news comes of the death of the woman he fell in love with as a child. He starts to rethink whether the kind of life he has makes sense or not. He analyzes your life and knows exactly how to resolve it. But the story is told beautifully. Showing the beautiful Roma Indifferent, where high society ladies, upstart politicians, politicians, prominent criminals, journalists, actors, fallen nobles, high prelates, artists and real or presumed intellectuals parade weaving inconsistent relationship plots and engulfed in a desperate Babylon that he stirs in the ancient palaces, in the endless vials, in the most beautiful terraces of Rome, watching them Jep Gambardella, a painful and disenchanted witness of this parade of an empty and defeated humanity, powerful and depressing, himself, nocturnal and partying. You will see, The Aesthetics, The Ethics and the Religious. All represented with all the Art and Beauty of Rome, Italy. It will be the exact title of the movie. Which will represent the Beauty of Life and Art. The "il Dolce Far Niente", which means, moments of tranquility, pleasure of doing nothing, moments of pause and quiet, rest, tranquility, of the Italians. For that reason, this Movie is compared to Felline's Grand Movie "La Dolce Vita", with Sorrentino being a Felline Moderno. Cast: Toni Servillo, Sabrina Ferilli, Carlos Verdone, Galatea Ranzi, Carlo Bucciorosso. Watch both movies. I'm sure you'll want to see and visit Rome and all of Italy, seeing so much beauty on the screen repeated in your eyes and in your ears, with the equally beautiful soundtrack. (To read + Articles 2020, 2021 Click up the article file, click the month, scroll down and just read!)

- December 23, 2020

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Youth, Beautiful Movie Visually Captivating Paolo Sorrentino. A Composer and a Director go on vacation in a Luxury hotel at the foot of the Alps, Switzerland In a beautiful environment. They philosophize about the present and past Life. Future, perhaps, watching the resort's young guests. Aware of the little time they have left, already in their 80s. One is Fred Ballinger, a legendary English composer, currently being badgered by a Buckingham Palace accessor to conduct a royal command performance of his Simple Songs, an early, popular composition that he now finds tiresome. Ballinger, played by Michael Caine, is a former director of the Venice Symphony Orchestra and the city is the scene for a superb flashback hallucination. Harvey Keitel plays the other, Mick Boyle, an aging movie director working with increasing despair on a lachrymose film entitled Love's Last Day that he hopes will be his legacy. But funding is dependent on casting his former leading lady, Brenda Morel – a terrific cameo from Jane Fonda. Fred and Mick are old friends, further bound by the fact that Ballinger's beautiful daughter and assistant Lena (Rachel Weisz) is married to Boyle's son Julian (Ed Stoppard). As they stroll around the place, mourning the loss of their youth and lost sexual opportunities, they exchange idle conversation with another guest, young and smug Hollywood star Jimmy Tree (Paul Dano). They're also stunned by the recent Miss Universe winner (Madalina Ghenea), who likes getting naked in the hot tub while they're in it. Visually captivating like all Sorrentino's Work, the images he conjures up are often wonderful, particularly his gift for faces: surprisingly strange and sad, beautiful and ugly. Fred and Mick have a fun way to complain together. But, Paolo Sorrentino filmed with extreme grandeur and in an artistic way, this human anguish. Youth is an exercise in elegance by Paolo Sorrentino. (To read + Articles 2020, 2021 Click Up on Article Archive, Click on the month, Scroll down, just read!)

- December 23, 2020

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The Young Pope, Magnificent Series, Paolo Sorrentino. Director Paolo Sorrentino portrays the luxury and politics surrounding the papacy. Only the opening of the Series leaves any admirer of the Art "jaw-jawed". Jude Law plays The Young Pope (perfect acting). In the opening of the Series, he gives hints of what's to come. The Papado Corridor filled with Religious Art from the most diverse Artists! And Jude Law, in a perfect performance, looks at the viewer. At a glance, you can already see what will come in the Series. The dress of the papacy is a luxury. If you don't know the History of Power, Politics and Manipulation, watch this series and learn. So see! Because the series is beautiful! You will calmly observe the Machiavellian side of this gear. Everything Paolo Sorrentino does, all his work, as I said. It's pure art! (To read all and more published articles, click on the Article Archive above, Click on the Article, scroll down, go ahead and read!)

- December 23, 2020

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- December 23, 2020

The Leopard, Movie, Nobility, Burt Lancaster, Alain Delon (1963) Movie by Luchino Visconti. Movie made from the Book of Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa, of Noble origin, of the Leopardi Family of Rome (the family descended from Leopardo "GATTOPARDO," son of Crispus, eldest son of Emperor Constantine, this is a version, by a historian , but there are other versions, always going back to Kings, Queens and Roman Emperors). The Tomasi Family Coat of Arms has a blue background, with a golden leopard, supported by a mountain with three green peaks, the Motto: Spes mea in Deo est. He wrote the book, inspired by his great-grandfather. Already the family of Luchino Visconti, (his Father, Duke Giuseppe Visconti di Modrone, one of the oldest Italian Noble Families in Northern Italy, the Coat of Arms, as worthy as the family). And Luchino Visconti de Modrone was Count of Lonate Pozzolo. Luchino Visconti, who studied Cello, was influenced by the world of opera and melodrama: his father financed Milan's Teatro Alla Scala and the living room A Casa de Visconti, frequented by Arturo Toscanini and others. Many artists stayed at Vila Erba, belonging to the Visconti family, where the Director spent his summer vacations as a child. Created in an environment full of Culture. He was theatrical director, his friends; Jean Renoir, Jean Cocteau, Chanel, Kurt Weill among others. I have described a whole genealogy, to draw a parallel between them. Therefore, Luchino Visconti filmed with mastery and extreme care with the sets and scenic reconstructions. Well, we wouldn't find a Film Director, better than him, to portray the book on Film. Both have Noble Origin. The historical moment of the Film in 1860 at Resorgimento Italiano, narrates the rise of the Middle Classes (the bourgeoisie) and the decay of the Nobility. The character Don Fabrizio, Prince of Salinas, IL GATTOPARDO. It is the Patriarch of the Family, he loves his lifestyle, that he understands that it is coming to an end, aware of his age and mortality, prepared to make concessions in order to preserve the family fortune. In the film you enter the Prince's thoughts, ideas, desires, sadness and emotions. It's devastating to get inside the Prince's mind, feeling his sense of finitude. The Film is a Masterpiece. Actors: Burt Lancaster, Claudia Cardinale, Alain Delon, Terence Hill, Romolo Valli, Paolo Stoppa, Rina Morelli, Pierre Clementi. I watched this movie four times or more, it's one of my favorite movies. (To read all or more articles, click Article Archive above, click on the article, scroll down, and read on!)

- December 22, 2020

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