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New Moon Jan 28th
Happy Chinese New Year Celebration aka Spring Season Celeb
Fiery Red Rooster with many interesting + & - factors
Were you born in a Year of the Rooster? Lucky you!
Were you born in a “year of the Rooster”? Lucky you! Chinese New Year, on Jan. 28, marks a new year of the Rooster, one of the animals in the 12-year cycle of the Chinese zodiac. These personality strengths (and weaknesses) may sound awfully familiar.
Marc Chagall (1887-1985) was a preeminent modernist and created artworks throughout Russia and Europe, and eventually in the United States. Historically renowned as a maker of gallery paintings, Chagall was also a daub hand at stained glass and produced several pieces in cathedrals and a commemorative piece for the United Nations collection.
As a painter, Chagall’s shapes and color sensibility are notable but it is his poetic, sometimes yearning, always personal, subject matter that sets him apart. He combined anything from childhood dreams and broken memories with imagery from the Bible as well as Jewish lore. One symbol among many that reoccurs in his work is that of the rooster. On behalf of Chinese New Year, which for 2017 is the year of the Fire Rooster, we looked into Chagall’s paintings of roosters—of which there are many! Enjoy these gallery paintings of the artist and the captioned information will tell you more about the unique symbology of this modern master.
Fortes Fortuna & Harmonia Juvat
Eddessa_Knight with Lucky New Year Light
Nota Bene:
Rooster Painting by *Marc Chagall
*Marc Chagall (1887-1985) was a preeminent modernist and created artworks throughout Russia and Europe, and eventually in the United States. Historically renowned as a maker of gallery paintings, Chagall was also a daub hand at stained glass and produced several pieces in cathedrals and a commemorative piece for the United Nations collection.
As a painter, Chagall’s shapes and color sensibility are notable but it is his poetic, sometimes yearning, always personal, subject matter that sets him apart. He combined anything from childhood dreams and broken memories with imagery from the Bible as well as Jewish lore. One symbol among many that reoccurs in his work is that of the rooster. On behalf of Chinese New Year, which for 2017 is the year of the Fire Rooster, we looked into Chagall’s paintings of roosters—of which there are many! Enjoy these gallery paintings of the artist and the captioned information will tell you more about the unique symbology of this modern master.
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New Moon Jan 28th
Happy Chinese New Year Celebration aka Spring Season Celeb
Fiery Red Rooster with many interesting + & - factors
Were you born in a Year of the Rooster? Lucky you!
Were you born in a “year of the Rooster”? Lucky you! Chinese New Year, on Jan. 28, marks a new year of the Rooster, one of the animals in the 12-year cycle of the Chinese zodiac. These personality strengths (and weaknesses) may sound awfully familiar.
Marc Chagall (1887-1985) was a preeminent modernist and created artworks throughout Russia and Europe, and eventually in the United States. Historically renowned as a maker of gallery paintings, Chagall was also a daub hand at stained glass and produced several pieces in cathedrals and a commemorative piece for the United Nations collection.
As a painter, Chagall’s shapes and color sensibility are notable but it is his poetic, sometimes yearning, always personal, subject matter that sets him apart. He combined anything from childhood dreams and broken memories with imagery from the Bible as well as Jewish lore. One symbol among many that reoccurs in his work is that of the rooster. On behalf of Chinese New Year, which for 2017 is the year of the Fire Rooster, we looked into Chagall’s paintings of roosters—of which there are many! Enjoy these gallery paintings of the artist and the captioned information will tell you more about the unique symbology of this modern master.
Fortes Fortuna & Harmonia Juvat
Eddessa_Knight with Lucky New Year Light
Nota Bene:
Rooster Painting by *Marc Chagall
*Marc Chagall (1887-1985) was a preeminent modernist and created artworks throughout Russia and Europe, and eventually in the United States. Historically renowned as a maker of gallery paintings, Chagall was also a daub hand at stained glass and produced several pieces in cathedrals and a commemorative piece for the United Nations collection.
As a painter, Chagall’s shapes and color sensibility are notable but it is his poetic, sometimes yearning, always personal, subject matter that sets him apart. He combined anything from childhood dreams and broken memories with imagery from the Bible as well as Jewish lore. One symbol among many that reoccurs in his work is that of the rooster. On behalf of Chinese New Year, which for 2017 is the year of the Fire Rooster, we looked into Chagall’s paintings of roosters—of which there are many! Enjoy these gallery paintings of the artist and the captioned information will tell you more about the unique symbology of this modern master.
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New Moon Jan 28th
Happy Chinese New Year Celebration aka Spring Season Celeb
Fiery Red Rooster with many interesting + & - factors
Were you born in a Year of the Rooster? Lucky you!
Were you born in a “year of the Rooster”? Lucky you! Chinese New Year, on Jan. 28, marks a new year of the Rooster, one of the animals in the 12-year cycle of the Chinese zodiac. These personality strengths (and weaknesses) may sound awfully familiar.
Marc Chagall (1887-1985) was a preeminent modernist and created artworks throughout Russia and Europe, and eventually in the United States. Historically renowned as a maker of gallery paintings, Chagall was also a daub hand at stained glass and produced several pieces in cathedrals and a commemorative piece for the United Nations collection.
As a painter, Chagall’s shapes and color sensibility are notable but it is his poetic, sometimes yearning, always personal, subject matter that sets him apart. He combined anything from childhood dreams and broken memories with imagery from the Bible as well as Jewish lore. One symbol among many that reoccurs in his work is that of the rooster. On behalf of Chinese New Year, which for 2017 is the year of the Fire Rooster, we looked into Chagall’s paintings of roosters—of which there are many! Enjoy these gallery paintings of the artist and the captioned information will tell you more about the unique symbology of this modern master.
Fortes Fortuna & Harmonia Juvat
Eddessa_Knight with Lucky New Year Light
Nota Bene:
Rooster Painting by *Marc Chagall
*Marc Chagall (1887-1985) was a preeminent modernist and created artworks throughout Russia and Europe, and eventually in the United States. Historically renowned as a maker of gallery paintings, Chagall was also a daub hand at stained glass and produced several pieces in cathedrals and a commemorative piece for the United Nations collection.
As a painter, Chagall’s shapes and color sensibility are notable but it is his poetic, sometimes yearning, always personal, subject matter that sets him apart. He combined anything from childhood dreams and broken memories with imagery from the Bible as well as Jewish lore. One symbol among many that reoccurs in his work is that of the rooster. On behalf of Chinese New Year, which for 2017 is the year of the Fire Rooster, we looked into Chagall’s paintings of roosters—of which there are many! Enjoy these gallery paintings of the artist and the captioned information will tell you more about the unique symbology of this modern master.
Fiery red Roosters lucky numbers: 2, 5, 16, 21, 34, 38; also 5-7-8 combo East zodiac sign: Dragon.
Rabbits are artistic & laconic are in opposition to Rooster: Rabbit must work harder & be cautious
Oriental New Year Culminates February 10th with the Celebration of Lantern Festival
Good Fortune & Fun to All,
Eddessa_Knight with Lucky Lantern Light
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Fiery red Roosters lucky numbers: 2, 5, 16, 21, 34, 38; also 5-7-8 combo East zodiac sign: Dragon.
Rabbits are artistic & laconic are in opposition to Rooster: Rabbit must work harder & be cautious
Oriental New Year Culminates February 10th with the Celebration of Lantern Festival
Good Fortune & Fun to All,
Eddessa_Knight with Lucky Lantern Light
~With Compliments, appreciation for This ROOSTER sharing from Dr Judith Orloff MD & Metaphysician
Eddessa_Knight with Bright Light
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" My spiritual path is one of Daoism which has a deep respect for nature, including the cycles of the moon and harmony in the universe.
As we experience the time of Chinese New Year, the Year of the Rooster,
I wish you a powerful and happy Year of the Rooster and the strength and heart to get through the challenges that are presented.
Dr. Judith -
~ With Fiery ROOSTER Compliments
Eddessa_Knight with Light
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Spectacular but dangerous Chinese Taiwan fireworks festival
https://www.yahoo.com/news/taiwanese-celebrate-world-most-dangerous-slideshow-wp-100034930.html
Taiwanese celebrate the world’s most dangerous fireworks festival
People wearing helmets get sprayed by fire sparks during the Yanshui Beehive Rockets Festival on Feb. 10, 2017 in Yanshui District, Tainan City, Taiwan. (Photo: Billy H.C. Kwok/Getty Images)
The Yanshui Beehive Fireworks Festival, held on the 15th day after the beginning of the Lunar New Year in Tainan City, Taiwan, is an annual tradition that has been celebrated for more than 130 years.
Participants in Yanshui District gear up with motorcycle helmets, fire-retardant clothing and thick gloves to prepare for the hundreds of thousands of firecrackers that go off at the same time.
According to Taiwan’s Tourism Bureau, the “beehive fireworks” festival started in 1885 as a request to the gods to spare Yanshui from a cholera outbreak, which was making its way through the villages.
Future generations followed this tradition, and this year, 40 beehive firecrackers were placed around the city, each firing 600,000 shots, as the Taiwanese believe the “baptism of fireworks” gets rid of calamity and troubles while bringing good fortune in the new year.
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