Inside the library, works of art are scattered everywhere. The marker says: Demetrius Phalereus (350-280 BC). The inspirer of the foundation of the Ancient Library.Here are more works of art I noticed inside the library. Enjoy
This one is designed like a flowing, hanging curtain. Very pretty.
16 comments:
the art installation are interesting to look at,
even when you don't know what it means sometimes.
this is a really Huge library eh?!
i think i like the 2nd one, i like its details. ^0^
happy weekend!
the second photo captured my attention the most. it looks like a building with lots of windows.
I love the dancing woman and the underwater scene!
Some great, unique pieces.
such beuty thank you for sharing the talented work you got to view
i like the fourth picture. seductive. hehehe
for a country as ancient as Egypt, it is quite a stark contrast to see pieces of modern art.
the 2nd & 3rd photos are beautiful. what are they made of?
Really interresting collection
The pieces in the second and third photos are wonderful. The first one reminds me of the story of the old Alexandria bibliotheque and a movie I recently watched: The Agora.
i love the second and third photos for some weird reasons. can't explain eh! basta i love them :D
I looked at the pictures in this blog from a long time ago....at least one month, that far behind am I, no excuse...erm...only one, I work full time and sleep full time to be able to work full time....
I admire your pictures and I love that you are able to visit all these special places in the world.
Thank you for sharing this with us.
Some of them are really great! The curtain is my favourite.
I love that last one! Although I used to teach art appreciation, I'm not sure I would enjoy talking about those pieces before the last one if not for an intellectual purpose.
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Interesting pieces! I find the last one captivating. It looks like an underwater scene.
looks like a very modern museum/art gallery. Wonderful art.
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