Nasanayan Museum of Visual Arts

[Winfrew]

We would like to introduce to you the Nasanayan Museum of Visual Art. A place to post your creations from paintings to statues and even flags and banners. This museum is dedicated to education by using of arts, especially through history. Here, you may submit what you have made, and when accepted will be added to the museum and be given to a section of the museum. We have:

• Historical Art
• Religious Art
• Recreational
• Architectural
• Modern

To see if you are willing to submit to the museum, please fill out this form.
Name of Art:
Painter/Sculptor/Architect:
Category:
Picture of art:
Review(optional):Gallery
Historical

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By: Urban Larsson
From: Telora
Religious

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By: the 'Tryde Master'
From: Telora
Recreational

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By: Greta Magnusson-Grossman
From: Telora
Architectural

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By: N/A
From: Telora
Modern

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By: Hilma af Klint
From: Telora

 

[Telora]

Name of Art: Vädersolstavlan
Painter/Sculptor/Architect: Urban Larsson
Category: Historical
Picture of art:

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Review: A depiction of a halo around the sun in c. 1630, over the Teloran port of Agnafit.

Name of Art: Svanen (The Swan)
Painter/Sculptor/Architect: Hilma af Klint
Category: Modern
Picture of art:

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Review: A key early work of the Teloran abstract artist Hilma af Klint.

Name of Art: Gräshoppa (lamp)
Painter/Sculptor/Architect: Greta Magnusson-Grossman
Category: Recreational
Picture of art:

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Review: A lamp, designed by one of Telora's leading furniture designers.

Name of Art: The Löderup font
Painter/Sculptor/Architect: the 'Tryde Master'
Category: Religious
Picture of art:

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Review: Carved by the anonymous sculptor responsible for some of Telora's finest medieval sculpture

Name of Art: Attelley Abbey
Painter/Sculptor/Architect: ? (project completed over 200 years)
Category: Architectural
Picture of art:

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Review: The former Abbey of St George and St Brendan in Attelley, it is regarded as one of the finest - if not one of the largest - examples of Teloran Gothic architecture and design.

 

[Winfrew]

We would like to announce the first set of works now set up in the museum. We are thankful for Telora for their contributions to the museum. The works you have given us are beautiful and worth sharing. We hope more countries may contribute to show their creations to the rest of us here. Again, we would like to thank Telora for the contributions and the beginning of the museum's growth. Hope you enjoy the first selection of arts from the museum and the Teloran people. Thank you.