List of the most popular hashtags for theme #WOMENINCULTURE

È iniziata la @museumweek ! 7 giorni, 7 differenti temi. Il tema di oggi è #WomenInCulture. Sono diverse le #donne raffigurate nei mosaici ravennati: tra queste, per iniziare la settimana abbiamo scelto la più celebre di tutte: #Teodora! #RavennaMosaici #MuseumWeek #MuseumWeek2019 #Unesco #UnescoWorldHeritage #Ravenna #EmiliaRomagna #italia #visititaly #myRavenna #inEmiliaRomagna #art #ChristianArt #igers_Ravenna #igersemiliaromagna #IgersItalia #ig_Italia #volgoravenna #volgoemiliaromagna #volgoitalia #volgoarte #vivoemiliaromagna #vivoitalia

Tutti pronti per la Notte dei Musei? Vi consigliamo di non perdervi l’affaccio notturno dal Museo dei Fori Imperiali sui Mercati di Traiano: la vista è eccezionale - Partecipate al contest dedicato all’evento: pubblicate le vostre foto utilizzando gli hashtag #NDMroma19 e #WomenInCulture, menzionate @museiincomune. In palio 3 ingressi gratuiti ai percorsi “Viaggi dell’Antica Roma”, per i 3 post con più like! - Foto STAFF di @gamma_f ✌ - Tag #yallerslazio #yallersitalia - Vuoi diventare Yallers anche tu e unirti alla nostra community? Trovi tutte le info nel link sul nostro profilo - Seguite anche il nostro gruppo Facebook "Yallers Lazio" per essere sempre aggiornati sulle nostre iniziative. Vi diamo il link in direct - #roma #foriimperiali #yallersroma #mercatiditraiano #rome #cittàeterna #igersroma #ig_roma #volgoroma #ig_rome #likes_lazio #lazioisme #iloveitaly #lazio #romeandyou #whatitalyis #ilikeitaly #italia #nightscape #noidiroma #icu_architecture #jj_architecture #creative_architecture #arkiromantix

Did you know the Frick has a bowling alley in the basement? We do! Henry Clay Frick and family were very fond of games and leisure activities of all kinds, and each of their homes included specific areas designed for recreation. The bowling alley at 1 East 70th Street was completed in 1916, and was installed by the Brunswicke­-Balke-Collender Company. At the time the lanes were considered "the very finest bowling alleys known to the alley builder's art." After Mr. Frick's death, the bowling alley became the first home of the #fricklibrary, founded by Helen Clay Frick in 1920. The bowling alley was restored in 1997. Unfortunately, this space is not open to the public owing to modern fire codes… however, it remains a treasure of the museum, and one of the Frick’s best (not so) kept secrets. #PlayMW #frickcollection @museumweek #womeninculture __ Images: Bowling alley as it is today; bowling alley in 1924.

“Es un cuerpo femenino que habita una arquitectura masculina” Joana Vasconcelos_Egeria, 2018 #WomenInCulture #MGBMuseumWeek #MuseumWeek

The Throne the Queen left behind . In the Hall of State in the Royal Palace of Stockholm stands one of Swedish history’s most famous objects: Queen Kristinas Silver Throne. It was made by a goldsmith in Augsburg – a wooden frame, completely covered in beaten silver. . Queen Kristina was arguably the most cerebral monarch Sweden has ever had. As early as 1649, a year before her coronation, she had flatly announced she would never marry: ‘I say expressly, that it is impossible for me to wed … I will be silent as to the reasons… I have prayed diligently to God to be of that mind, but I have never been able to find it’. Kristina had probably decided even before the coronation that she would abdicate. She left Sweden in 1654. The Silver Throne she left in Stockholm. . Photo: Alexis Daflos/Royalpalaces.se #womeninculture #museumweek #Museumweek2019 #RainbowMW #kungligaslottet #kungligasamlingarna #historia #konst #hantverk #smide #tron #silvertron #drottningkristina #royalcollection #art #craftmanship #throne #silverthrone #queenchristina #royalpalace #royalpalacestockholm #visitstockholm

#WomeninCulture Madeleine Vionnet (1876-1975, France) was one of the greatest artistic couturiers in the history of modern fashion. Her beautiful and sensual gowns, draped on the bias, reshaped the look of early twentieth-century fashion. Her work will be featured in the upcoming exhibition Paris, Capital of Fashion opening Sept. 6. _____________________ #5WomenArtists #Vionnet #WomenInFashion #museumweek2019 #MuseumWeek #museumatfit #MadeleineVionnet #pariscapitaloffashion @museumweek

Pour commencer la Museum Week 2019 … lumière sur une figure emblématique de théâtre et de la culture avec l’iconique Sarah Bernhardt. #petitpalais #museumweek2019 #WomenInCulture #sarahbernhardt #musée #museebeauxarts #peinture #actrice Georges Clairin, Portrait de Sarah Bernhardt, 1876. Musée des Beaux-Arts de la Ville de Paris, Petit Palais © Petit Palais/Roger-Viollet

#WomenInCulture es el hashtag que da el pistoletazo de salida a la 6º edición de @MuseumWeek, y con él queremos que conozcáis una de las vitrinas de la #ExposiciónPermante. Está compuesta por 5 vestidos de 5 diseñadoras diferentes, ¿quieres saber algo más sobre sus creadoras? Elsa Schiaparelli es la autora del vestido que destaca por el uso de cremallera en el costado que se integra como un elemento más. Representó una moda radical, más concentrada en el aspecto conceptual que en los cánones de belleza y elegancia, diseñando de manera intuitiva y modelando el tejido sobre el propio cuerpo o maniquí. El diseño de Marie Marthe confeccionado en un tejido con mucho cuerpo, está decorado con un criterio que hace pensar en los lenguajes artísticos vanguardistas y la influencia de Balenciaga. La cántabra Ana de Pombo fue durante el período de entreguerras una de las figuras de referencia de la moda parisina. Este vestido, que formaba parte del guardarropa de la actriz Catalina Bárcena y que diseñó durante su período en la casa de Jeanne Paquin, presenta predilección por motivos vinculados al mundo andaluz, como los volantes y los lunares. Marcelle Dormoy aprendió el oficio de la costura a las órdenes de Madeleine Vionnet, antes de abrir su propia casa en 1928. El vestido utiliza el corte al bies con el que logra el entallamiento en la cintura. La utilización de las hombreras en las mangas y la aplicación de macramé podría vincularse con la influencia de lo español en la moda de finales de los años treinta. Y no podíamos olvidarnos de Chanel, figura transcendental del mundo de la moda del siglo XX. El vestido expuesto pertenece a una de las colecciones previas a su primera retirada en el año 1939, temporada donde presentó vestidos con volantes inspirados libremente en los trajes de gitana. ¡Ven a descubrirlos todos a la vitrina ‘'El glamour de los años 30'’! #MuseumWeek, #Schiaparelli, #MarieMarthe, #AnadePombo, #MarcelleDormoy, #Chanel, #HistoriadelaModa, #FashionHistory, #Diseñadoras, #FashionDesigner, #WomeninFashion, #EllasDiseñan

Si conclude anche questa #nottedeimusei I prossimi eventi sul nostro sito internet #PhotoMW #MuseumWeek #WomenInCulture #museocanova #possagno #antoniocanova