The rainbow connects us in this time of the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing.
All over the world people of all ages have started creating rainbow art and crafts. On social media there are many groups* where photographs of displayed rainbow art in windows are shared. Street artists everywhere add colour to their neighbourhoods. The rainbow unites people in times of suffering.** Continue reading “Crisis, hardship and the rainbow. Our fairy tale”
Conway Castle with rainbow after a storm, painted c. 1778, by George Barret Sr.
Image source: Wikimedia Commons
Welcome to The Rainbow Museum!
THE RAINBOW MUSEUM | VIRTUAL ART MUSEUM
A colorful virtual world of art and photographs
Arundel Castle, with Rainbow, painted c. 1824, by William Turner
Image source: Wikimedia Commons
Become a Rainbow Explorer!
Rainbow Explorers share rainbow pictures and stories. Rainbow Explorers contribute to The Rainbow Museum!
Become a Rainbow Explorer: visit our Facebook page, join our Facebook group, follow/mention us on Twitter, join our Flickr group.
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Princess Iris and The Rainbow Museum
is a beautiful fairy tale about the rainbow.
“Beautifully enchanting story!”
“Wonderful history, please read it!”
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Enjoy the colorful illustrations that are collages made from torn wallpaper.
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