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Harris Moore: This website is the personal website of the British artist Harris Moore, whose greatest characteristic is his ability to paint on any size canvas, up to 25mm, 45mm and 70mm deep frames. In addition to his work, the site also offers a sales service for painting materials.

Banks: Banksy is a famous British street artist, self-proclaimed "art terrorist", born in 1974, whose works are mostly anti-war and extremely mocking. The panels can be anything from street corner walls, car bodies, park benches, animal bodies, and so on. Banksy's painting entitled "Space Girl and Bird" sold for $575,000 in Birmingham.

PETE RUMNEY: PETE RUMNEY ART is the personal artwork website of British artist Pete. Inspired by the beautiful landscape near his birthplace in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, Pete's work is mostly vibrant and full of color.

Scottish National Gallery: The National Galleries of Scotland is a non-departmental public body in Scotland with three national galleries and two galleries, including the National Gallery of Scotland, the National Portrait Gallery of Scotland, and the National Gallery of Modern Art Scotland.

Booker International Award: The Man Booker The Man Booker International Prize is an international literary prize that began in 2005 and is held every two years to honor writers or outstanding translators who work in English.

Edinburgh International Festival of the Arts Official Website: EIF:The Edinburgh International Festival is a The festival consists of the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival, the Edinburgh Marching Show, the Edinburgh International Book Fair Carnival and many other events. Each part of the festival is separate from the other. The cultures that come together in Edinburgh are diverse, and the artists have great ways of expressing themselves.

Edinburgh International Festival ( The Edinburgh International Festival (EIF) has a long history. It was founded in 1947 after the Second World War by Rudolph Bing, then General Manager of Glyndebourne Opera House, Henry Harvey Wood, head of the British Council, and a number of Edinburgh's civic leaders. They hoped to organize a festival that would enliven and enrich the cultural life of Europe, Britain and Scotland, and provide a platform for the "spiritual flowering" of humanity.

The Edinburgh International Festival was founded on the principle of a world-class cultural event that would bring together artists and audiences from around the world, and would hopefully benefit the cultural, social and economic generation of Edinburgh and Scotland. It has been continuously rated as one of the world's most important cultural celebrations.

Macau Virtual Library: Macao books and journals, calligraphy and painting art, academic discussion online collection.

Australian Writers Association: The Australian Writers' Guild (AWC) is a trade association representing Australian literary creators. Founded in 1962, its mission is to protect freedom of expression, safeguard the rights of Australian writers, protect their legitimate earnings, and promote the development of literary endeavors in Australia. The Australian Writers' Association currently has more than 3,000 members, most of whom are performing writers in the film, television, theater, radio, video and new media industries. The Association is also a member of the Council of Australian Trade Unions.

National Gallery, London: The National Gallery, located north of Trafalgar Square in central London, is a must-see for art lovers visiting London. It has a collection of many famous Western European paintings, including works by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Cézanne and others.

National Portrait Gallery: The National Portrait Gallery, founded in 1856, is a collection of famous British portraits of men and women.

Victoria and Albert Museum: The Victoria and Albert Museum, the world's largest art and design museum.

The National Archives of the United Kingdom: The National Archives is the official archive of the British government, established in 1838 on the south bank of the River Thames in London, and is a merger of the Public Record Office and the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts.

British Museum: British National Museum (British Museum), also known as the Museum of Great Britain, is located in the Great Russell Square, north of New Oxford Street, London, England, was established in 1753, January 15, 1759 officially opened to the public, is the world's oldest and most magnificent comprehensive museum, is also the world's largest and one of the most famous museums. The museum collects many artifacts and treasures from around the world, as well as manuscripts of many great scientists, and the richness and variety of the collections are rare in museums around the world.

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