Questerra

Name: Questerra
Address: Bangalore, IN
Telephone: +919845869969
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What is Questerra?

'Questerra is a fun platform enabling hand picked individuals to network with other like minded global travelers on curated journeys discovering India, with a focus on interest specific locales'. How we do it:

'Our industry experts and mentors design tours relevant to your profession/passion; aimed at exploring your perspective, thus expanding your horizons'. Whats in it for you?

'Imagine discovering the myriad cultures of India over intellectual conversations with fellow travelers and industry stalwarts alike; amidst an environment that facilitates growth and inspiration; both personally and professionally.

31/07/2020

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28/07/2020

They say the world is moving online, how would you move high value sales to your potential clients. We show you how the are doing it. The post covid sales pitch is already virtual, but what after to close the sale is and ? Can you think of alternate ways? Or know if anyone doing out of the ordinary? Comment for further reading on the subject and we will DM some great articles from our nerdy eyes.

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18/07/2020

We've been silent for a while, the lack of travel has been hard and dealing with such torrid times has not been easy for any of us. However ' ' by its very nature shouldnt stop given any circumstance. So we are revving up our engines as we roll out some interesting experiential feed for all of you until we can fly away again to travel, network & grow. We are bringing you some pearls of wisdom shared on our tours and experiences, and other places around the world; all things experiential and all things for the greater understanding of , , & ! Kicking off in style: may we present an excerpt of pure gems from the president of (watches) Monseiur Jean Claude Biverr. He's built , , and to name a few. Here he’s talking to , you who’s building something new, valuable and out to change the world or atleast a part of it. Comment your thoughts and request for the full video and we assure you this 1.15 hour is pure gold! so, learn, network and Grow! @ Paris, France

10/01/2020

The Transfiguration

Raphael recreated the miracle of Transfiguration with this painting. Unfortunately he lost his life before the completion of the painting. Hence, his student Giulio Romano had to finish it off for him. That’s why one can note that there is a visible between the top and bottom half of the painting. The upper half depicts Christ while the lower portion features a child getting healed with the appearance of Christ. Apart from painters the painting also depicts two distinctive styles of painting- Mannerism and Baroque..It is thoroughly fascinating to study two diverse styles in one frame. Come and get inspired with the experiences in Made In Italy.

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09/01/2020

The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne

This painting is an oil one done on wood, and it is hung in Paris’s Musee Du Louvre. Leornado had explored this theme, long before he actually came around successfully completing the painting. It opens up to a still of Virgin Mary, St Anne and Infant Jesus all seated in a pyramid shape. It’s interesting to observe the manner in which the pointed cliffs in the background are in a way photocopied on Anne’s veil.

Also the sizing of Mary and Saint Anne is not clearly distinguished, but the painting emotes the mother daughter relationship between the two. It’s fascinating to feel so deeply the overwhelming emotions of the subject in the painting. It almost feels life-like. Wouldn’t you want to create such creations? Sign up for Made In Italy to get inspired by such artistic marvels.

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08/01/2020

School of Athens

Raphael began his journey to the artistic realms from a young age, owing to the fact that his father was a painter. After training under Perugino, he mastered ‘Perugino’s’ technique. After which he moved to Florence and absorbed from his contemporaries while staying true to his own style. In his artisanal legacy Raphael left behind the hallmark of Italian Renaissance with-The School of Athens.

Apart from being a masterpiece, the School of Athens symbolizes a high degree of intellectuality. Staging Plato and Aristotle who come from different philosophies the painting also features Socrates. From the mathematical sphere one can spot Ptolemy, Euclid, and Pythagoras. But what cannot go by unmissed is the thinking figure of Heraclitus, a self-taught philosopher.The painting schools thoughts, ideologies, and antiquities that are true to the Renaissance Era. The painting is noteworthy for several aspects, its varied color palette, its usage of light, and flawless brush strokes.

It’s inspiring to see the manner in which an entire Era is depicted in a painting. Come and get inspired with the experiences in ‘Made in Italy.’

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07/01/2020

The Annunciation

Leonardo Da Vinci’s Annunciation is the result of a collaborative effort with Andrea Del Verricho. In adherence to a centuries old model, the painting in its initial form opens up to an angel on the left and a Virgin on the right set against an architectural landscape. To this initial version Leornado added heavy brush strokes of lead based paint. As a parting note, he asked Leornado to finish it off with some light brush strokes. The painting is a testimony to his descriptive style of drawing and painting. It further underwent a series of changes which did nothing to dim Leornado Da Vinci’s artistic contributions to it.

Don’t let creating a masterpiece be a mere fanciful imagination. Sign up for ‘ Made in Italy’ to collaborate and create.

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06/01/2020

The Renaissance Era had an altogether different league of geniuses, and of the most celebrated artists of that age was Leonardo Da Vinci. His artistic sensibilities were guided by his manner of perceiving a phenomenon, and this came to be called ‘Sapre vedere’ (knowing how to see). And this invaluable knowledge led him to create a masterpiece, ‘The Last Supper.’

Affixed in the Santa Maria Delle Grazie in Milan the painting is profound and there’s more to it than meets the eye. It reels out a scene from Holy Thursday wherein Jesus is sharing his last meal with his 12 Apostles. It’s fascinating to witness the interplay between color and light that’s depicted in the painting. But it's saddening that the original version of the fresco is fading due to the poor quality material that was used. It’s a miracle that the painting has stood the test of time. The painting’s stark simplicity inspired the logos and motifs of the brand, Off White. Capture the essence of its beauty while you still can and recreate its magic with your own creativity. What’s holding you back? Sign up for, ‘Made in Italy’ and get inspired.

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+919845869969

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http://www.questerra.co/

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