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Love the idea of doing beach style! This would be the perfect decor if I had a beach house I could vacation at.
ReplyDeleteOr it could bring some of that beach house vibe to you wherever you are!
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ReplyDeleteThe sculpture has its roots in prehistoric civilizations, undergoing numerous changes over time and evolving simultaneously with society. During this time, the sculpture has played several roles in people's lives. It believed that, in the beginning, sculptures had a magical role.
From time immemorial, the sculpture has been considered a means of artistic expression, its beginnings being much more distant than those of painting. People began to carve in stone or wood either to make different tools or to create small figurines that they used for various purposes. Archaeological discoveries have shown that the sculptures dating back to prehistoric times were made of stone or ivory, but also clay.
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