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The word "toy" is a word without origin. This could be because the concept of a toy is something that is as old as the first mammal. Most young mammals have a habit of looking for objects to amuse themselves or objects to play with. This is the same with human babies. Because of this trait, many people believe that toys are as old as the first civilizations. There is actually proof of this since toys, in fact have been found in archaeological digs or excavation sites of ancient civilizations.
The oldest toy made for the purpose of being a toy is a doll or a figurine. Often in the shape of an animal or in human form, these toys were carved or made from wood. Some other materials known for ancient doll making are sticks, terracota or wax. These ancient dolls were easy to make, and were often made by the parents or relatives of the child or by the children themselves. They could be as simple as a single piece of wood carved into a shape, or as complicated as a human form with movable joints and wigs for hair like they had in ancient Egypt. Apart from dolls, other old toys that have been found are whistles, carts, and toys that could move along a string.
As civilizations developed, so did their toys. These objects of play began becoming more complex, either by purpose or by material. The making of dolls and figurines went from wood carvings to being made out of glass or porcelain. They were also enhanced by clothes. Other toys evolved as well. Carts and whistles were made by malleable metals, and some toys developed simple spring mechanisms. Toys began being made by persons outside of the child's family, and they were produced for sale. Toy making became an art.
Almost as soon as new materials were developed, toy makers began using these materials to make various toys. Rubber and plastics were used. More toys, such as balls were invented. The more toys were produced, the more they became popular among children. Soon, the manner in which these toys were used began evolving and sports or games were formed. The toy revolution forged forward and toys began becoming mass produced. Now, machines made the toys, and they could be made faster, which meant more children were given access to all these toys.
In modern society toys are still often sold in stores, only now the stores are large and specialized towards children. Toys can be segregated in terms of their benefits to the child, in terms of the gender of the child, or through other means. Some toys are battery operated, some toys need to be plugged in. Some toys are made for educational purposes, others for developmental ones. Some toys need computer chips or programs to work. No matter what it is, today's toy is a smart toy.
Another new twist modern society has developed is that not only children play with toys. Nowadays some adults develop a lifelong interest in toys. Either for collection purposes, or simply because they enjoy toys, many adults buy toys for their own pleasure. Sometimes this toy buying is driven by nostalgia. Whatever the reason is, and no matter how much it evolves, one thing remains the same, and that is that human beings love toys.
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Want to Impress the Ladies? Watch What You Hang on Your Walls
If you're a single man who wants to impress the ladies in a big way, make sure you have the right stuff hanging on your walls. And, the right stuff is real art.
We're not talking about posters, album covers, beer signs, or silly, plastic paintings. We're talking about real art. The stuff that real, living artists create.
Real art is what you see at art fairs and art galleries in hundreds and hundreds of different styles, themes and materials, framed, unframed and setting on pedestals. It's everything from oil paintings to prints and fine art photos, collages, montages, sculptured figurines, plates, vases and full blown busts.
What's wonderful about real art, and what impresses the ladies is that you can use it to fill your home with color, shapes, and ideas that will make your place look absolutely outstanding.
Leonardo's Bioconstruction by artist Rubin Cukier is an example of an original surrealism oil painting with tremendous impact perfect for making a statement. The decorative color, abstract shapes of the buildings and the idea behind the painting, however you interpret it, is the type of painting that can speak volumes about you as an individual. It's edgy and out there, but it's also the kind of art that is thought provoking.
And, that's what really impresses the ladies. The art on your walls is a reflection of your personality and your taste. It doesn't need to be surrealism or edgy art, it just needs to be what you like and appreciate.
Of course, there is one caveat. If you have very bad taste, the art you hang on your walls could work against you. But, maybe she has bad taste, too. So, great! It's a match made in heaven!
But, fortunately for most of us, even if we have bad taste, ninety-nine percent of original art is quite beautiful and very cool. After all, artists are artists because they know how to use form and color to create impact and beauty.
But, you won't go wrong if this is your taste in art. Landscapes are clearly the most popular theme among artists and art buyers. Artist Warren Keating is a master at capturing fresh air on canvas. Maui Golf: Putting At Wailea Emerald, Hawaii is a large 36" x 48" original oil on canvas that could accomplish a couple of goals for you. It's not only an impressive artwork that could be the focal point for a home office or formal living area, but it's a painting that likely will increase in value over time.
So, if you love landscapes that's fine. But, the theme or style of art that you buy isn't really what matters. It sounds like a cliche but it's true that all you really need to do is to let the art speak to you. If you catch your breath when you see a painting or fine art photo, or if you react to it in any way, it likely deserves to occupy a space on your wall.
And the bonus? When you surround yourself with art that speaks to you and it's art that you love, you'll undoubtedly impress the ladies. When she sees your place she's certain to be impressed with your sensitivity and your sense of style. It follows that she'll be equally impressed with you. And if she isn't? Well, she has no taste in art.
Where to Find Real Art
At www.DiscoveredArtists.com you can search over 4000 pieces of original and limited edition art created by international, independent Artists. Search by style, color, price, shape, size, and theme. Read artist biographies and search for artists by career experience, credentials, juried status and more.
Artwork is shipped directly to you from the artist's studio. Prices are set by the artist, not by the gallery. Purchase art using a major credit card using a secure shopping cart. All purchases are backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee including return shipping.
About the Author
The author is Business Development manager for DiscoveredArtists.com an online marketplace for buying and selling original artwork. She is focused on promoting the use of original and limited edition artwork for home decorating.
Mission: Original Art for Everyman !
lucerne figurines. who makes them and where can i buy them?
I have seen some of these figurines in the form of well dressed ladies with gorgeous dresses. They are approx 25 cm tall - about 10''
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