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Vastu Tips to improve the relationship between husband and wife - Vimarsana News

Vastu Tips to improve the relationship between husband and wife

Vastu & Feng Shui News: Vastu Shastra, an ancient science of architecture, integrates design, layout, and measurements to create harmonious living environments. It influences

Work by late Vietnamese painter among million-dollar paintings sold at auction - Vimarsana News

Work by late Vietnamese painter among million-dollar paintings sold at auction

Mandarin Ducks and Lotus features a pair of mandarin ducks swimming around the lotus from an aerial perspective. The lotus flower is an important symbol in Vietnamese culture, signifying purity, serenity and optimism, as well as purity of body, mind and spirit, in Buddhist literature.

5 Examples of Animal Sexual Dimorphism From Mandrills to African Lions - Vimarsana News

5 Examples of Animal Sexual Dimorphism From Mandrills to African Lions

Do you wonder why animals have different appearances? Sexual dimorphism explains the unique differences in looks, sizes, and behavior of animals. Here are five examples of animal sexual dimorphism.

Fine paintings from collection to go under hammer in Paris - Vimarsana News

Fine paintings from collection to go under hammer in Paris

The pieces hail from the personal collection of notable Vietnamese patron of the arts, Prince Nguyễn Phúc Bửu Lộc (1914-1990), a scholar and collector who befriended the artists he admired and lived surrounded by art.

These Artists Are Redefining the American West | At the Smithsonian - Vimarsana News

These Artists Are Redefining the American West | At the Smithsonian

A new Smithsonian American Art Museum show surveys the work of Black, Asian American, Indigenous, LGBTQ+ and Latinx artists who have lived in the region