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Summary of changes for April 2023 Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the...
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Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the month of April. We'll also be reporting in our on position in the world, and on our future plans. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added charging electronics, solar cooking and solar...
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What Is the History of Hipster Culture? undefined
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10 Historic Towns in the US Where You’ll Travel Back in Time undefined
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Pyramid in Java Predates Egypt’s Oldest Pyramid? undefined
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Medieval Ethiopia: The Origins of the Solomonic Dynasty undefined
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The St Brice’s Day Massacre The St Brice’s Day Massacre JamesHoare Wed, 11/13/2024 - 09:53
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George Herbert Mead on the Birth & Evolution of the Self undefined
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Iowa Museum Returns Benin Bronzes to Nigeria undefined
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Istanbul’s Top 7 Historic Gems undefined
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Tirzah Garwood – A Very British Vision of Marriage, Lovers And Work Tirzah Garwood was an exceptional artist but had the disadvantage of plying her trade at a time when...
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Tirzah Garwood was an exceptional artist but had the disadvantage of plying her trade at a time when female artists struggled for recognition, writes Graham Bennison. Having married Eric Ravilious in 1930 she followed the conventions of the time, giving up her wood engraving to...
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Archaeologists Unearth a Building in the Valley of the Temples undefined
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10 Facts You Didn’t Know about the Hoover Dam undefined
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Why Do People Give Gifts at Christmas? undefined
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History of Tea: The Drink that Conquered the World undefined
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The Anglo-Zanzibar War (AKA The Shortest War in History) undefined
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The Enigmatic Archeology of Chichen Itza: A World Wonder undefined
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First Nations of the Canadian Plateau: A Brief History undefined
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Did This Psychoanalytical Cult Kill Jackson Pollock? undefined
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‘D-Day Has Come’ ‘D-Day Has Come’ JamesHoare Mon, 05/20/2024 - 09:05
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President Johnson Orders Trousers from Joe Haggar – big enough for his ‘nuts’, ‘bunghole’ and knife On August 9 1964, President Lyndon Baines Johnson (August 27, 1908 – January 22, 1973) ordered a...
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On August 9 1964, President Lyndon Baines Johnson (August 27, 1908 – January 22, 1973) ordered a pair of trousers from Joe Haggar of the Haggar Clothing Co. based in Dallas, Texas. Not a shy man, Johnson was known for conducting official business whilst sat on the toilet and...
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British Museum to Digitalize Its Collection undefined
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8 Exotic Birds Driven to Extinction in Modern History undefined
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Unlocking the Unconscious: Who Was Sigmund Freud? undefined
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Egypt Luxury Retreat Offers Guests to Search for Cleopatra’s Tomb undefined
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Reforming England’s Divorce Law Reforming England’s Divorce Law JamesHoare Tue, 03/12/2024 - 08:48
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An In-Depth Guide to the Army of the Seleucid Empire undefined
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The History of Esperanto: A Modern Lingua Franca? undefined
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Who Was Jane Addams? The First Female Nobel Peace Prize Winner undefined
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The 1968 Prague Spring: Democratic Revolution Behind the Iron Curtain? undefined
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Weekend Roundup Julius Caesar
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Who Was the First President to Live in the White House? undefined
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What is Plagiarism? Is it possible to have a TRULY original thought?
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Alexander McQueen: 5 Fashion Collections Inspired by Art undefined
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Artist Seals Himself in Glass Bottle at Paris Olympic Stadium undefined
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How Has the Tower of London Changed Over Time? undefined
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What Is the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos)? Origins & History undefined
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Educated rage American polarisation: part 2
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Sex Before Sex Education Sex Before Sex Education JamesHoare Thu, 12/19/2024 - 12:10
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My ‘Homeric Retching’: Vladimir Nabokov’s Letter To His Wife About A Nasty Bout of Food Poisoning “Exactly at 2:30, I suddenly felt an urge to vomit, had barely time to run outside — and there it...
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“Exactly at 2:30, I suddenly felt an urge to vomit, had barely time to run outside — and there it began…” – Vladimir Nabokov to his wife Vera     Among Vladimir Nabokov’s love letters to his wife published in Letters to Véra, a wonderful book that takes us behind the scenes of...
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Anarchism Explained: Why Should the State be Abolished? undefined
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Isaiah Berlin’s Two Concepts of Liberty: Negative and Positive Liberty undefined
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Why Were So Many Women Artists Still Life Painters? undefined
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A Brief History of the Rahbani Music Family undefined
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Francisco Goya Research Center Launches in New York City undefined
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Why Are There Two Virginias? undefined
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“All Part of Nature”: Radclyffe Hall’s Life undefined
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3 Key Philosophers on Mass Incarceration undefined
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What Is Skepticism? (A Philosophical Approach) undefined
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What Are the Most Important Symbols in Alice in Wonderland? undefined
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What Was the Most Notorious Trial of the 20th Century? 4 Possible Contenders undefined
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Why Is Socrates’ Legacy Vital? undefined
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Aristotle’s Rhetoric: A Brief Overview undefined
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What to See if You Only Have a Day at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts undefined
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A History Lover’s Guide to Buenos Aires undefined
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Weekend Roundup Battle of the Historians
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Ernest Hemingway’s Six-Word Short Story “For sale: Baby shoes. Never worn.” – the six-word story attributed to Ernest Hemingway   You might...
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“For sale: Baby shoes. Never worn.” – the six-word story attributed to Ernest Hemingway   You might have heard that Ernest Hemingway wrote a six-word short story in response to a $10 bet that so few words could make the reader cry. Hemingway won with: “For sale: Baby shoes. Never...
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Beauty That Kills: Was Renaissance Makeup Deadly? undefined
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African History...
The forgotten ruins of Botswana: stone towns at the desert's edge. At its height in the 17th century, the stone towns of the ‘zimbabwe culture’ encompassed an area the...
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At its height in the 17th century, the stone towns of the ‘zimbabwe culture’ encompassed an area the size of France. The hundreds of ruins spread across three countries in south-eastern Africa are among the continent’s best-preserved historical monuments and have been the subject...
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The Getty Museum Returns a Bronze Head to Turkey undefined
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7-Foot Hermes Statue Found in Ancient Roman Sewer undefined
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What Was the Great Migration in the US? undefined
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Lower Manhattan in 1973 These Documerica photographs by Wil Blanche of lower Manhattan, New York City, were taken in May...
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These Documerica photographs by Wil Blanche of lower Manhattan, New York City, were taken in May 1973 in as part of the newly created Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which partnered with professional photographers to take pictures of America. The project collected more...
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The Mother Goddess of Rome And Her Controversial Religion
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What Is Second Thessalonians About? undefined
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Marina Abramović Leads 7-Minute Silence at Glastonbury Festival undefined
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The Hindenburg Disaster: Oh, the Humanity! undefined
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1979 Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan: The Beginning of the USSR’s End undefined
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Apelles: Antiquity’s Greatest Painter undefined
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A Collection of...
Referenda ad Senatum: November 1, 2024: Ancient Weapons, Lost Works and Roman Spooky-Stuff! Welcome back! At last, the hiatus has ended and we are back to regular weekly posts. As we’ve done a...
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Welcome back! At last, the hiatus has ended and we are back to regular weekly posts. As we’ve done a few times before, this week I am breaking the hiatus by taking a chance to answer a few shorter questions posed by my patrons over at Patreon who are the Patres et Matres...
Hundred Rabbits
the rock of polynesia Niue, pronounced 'New-ay', a rock in the Pacific, one of the largest coral islands on earth. It's...
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Niue, pronounced 'New-ay', a rock in the Pacific, one of the largest coral islands on earth. It's the first country to offer free, state-funded, wireless internet to all its residents and has a goal of being completely solar powered— uuuh... wow? We'd also heard that the school...
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Line in the Sand: 5 Defenders of the Alamo undefined
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Who Was Osama bin Laden? undefined
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How Did Socrates Influence His Contemporaries? undefined
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The Swazi kingdom and its neighbours in the 19th century: from the rise of Zulu to the British an island in the maelstrom
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World’s Oldest Figurative Art Found in Indonesian Cave undefined
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Rome’s Worst Nemesis: What was the Sassanian Empire? undefined
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Human Sacrifice in the Pre-Columbian Americas: Fact vs Fiction undefined
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Anarchism & Revolution: Who was Mikhail Bakunin? undefined
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‘Habsburgs on the Rio Grande’ by Raymond Jonas review ‘Habsburgs on the Rio Grande’ by Raymond Jonas review JamesHoare Wed, 06/19/2024 - 09:52
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So a minor piece of juvenile "space fiction" today. This little juvenile story is about scuba divers adventures and in this book they help out the divers who retrieve re-entry capsules. It has bad guys and secret submarines and space monkeys and plenty of adventure. Unfortunately...
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The ‘Experts’ from Afghanistan The ‘Experts’ from Afghanistan JamesHoare Fri, 07/19/2024 - 08:00
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Who Was Tertullian? undefined
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Grey Art Gallery at NYU Gets New Space and Name undefined
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How Did the Marshall Plan Help Further US Interests? undefined
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1980s NYC and the Intuition of Richard Sandler “Street photography is very difficult. The number of really good pictures that you get is very small...
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“Street photography is very difficult. The number of really good pictures that you get is very small in comparison to the number of pictures taken. You’re better off, I think, letting your intuition completely run wild…” – Richard Sandler on his photographs of NYC    Richard...
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Louis XIV: History’s Longest-Reigning Monarch undefined
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What Did Fascist Architecture Look Like? undefined
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The Missile Will Always Get Through. But who is prepared to admit it?
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5 Forgotten Fights on the Eastern Front in WWI undefined
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The Kherson Art Museum Identified Pieces Looted by Russia undefined
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8 Women Artists Who Were Inspired by Conceptual Art undefined
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Get to Know Tamara de Lempicka Through 8 Works undefined
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Who Were the Hessians in the American Revolution? undefined
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6 Things You Should Know about Sculptor Augusta Savage undefined
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Was Walt Whitman a Transcendentalist? undefined
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Leonora Carrington Painting Set to Quadruple Auction Record undefined
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Claude Picasso Died at Age 76 undefined
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UFOs in Art History: Is It a Spaceship or a Cloud? undefined
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Met Announces First Major Caspar David Friedrich Exhibition in the US undefined
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What’s the Best Time to Visit the Colosseum? undefined
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How Are Art and Science Related? undefined
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Rococo Art & Architecture: Definition, Characteristics, Artists undefined
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The Book of Job and the Case for Women’s Rights in the Bible undefined
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Good Morning: The US Humor Magazine May 1919 – October 2021 Good Morning was an American political humor magazine, first published in May 1919. It was founded...
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Good Morning was an American political humor magazine, first published in May 1919. It was founded by Ellis O. Jones, a former associate editor of Life magazine and editor of Ladies’ Home Journal who once called for the US Army and Navy to be disbanded and went on to head the...
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Was Catherine of Aragon the Wife King Henry Loved Most? undefined
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Max Thalmann: Passion, Cathedrals And America In Woodcuts Max Thalmann was a German Expressionist (1890 – 1944) who produced three main portfolios of black...
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Max Thalmann was a German Expressionist (1890 – 1944) who produced three main portfolios of black and white woodcut prints: Cathedral (Der Dom), Passion, and America in Woodcuts (Amerika im Holzschnitt). A bookbinder by trade having been trained as such under Henry Van De Velde...
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What Did Aristotle Say About Meaning and Language? undefined
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Three LA Museums Jointly Acquire Collection of Local Art undefined
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The World Turned Upside Down : Bizarro Illustrations From An 18th Century Chapbook The World Turned Upside Down or The Folly of Man Exemplified in Twelve Comical Relations upon...
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The World Turned Upside Down or The Folly of Man Exemplified in Twelve Comical Relations upon Uncommon Subjects is Illustrated with Twelve Curious Cuts Truly Adapted to Each Story. The witty woodcuts show various role reversals. A cow becomes a butcher and the butcher his meat. A...
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What Are the Origins of the Word Echo? undefined
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On general futility of political discussions with people Over the years I have had political and ideological discussions with at least three groups of people...
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Over the years I have had political and ideological discussions with at least three groups of people and have concluded that these discussions are, almost entirely, futile in making people either see things differently, or acknowledge that others may see things differently, or...
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Kikkuli! Why do some people from the distant past become memes?
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How the Celtic Britons Used the River Thames undefined
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Charles Darwin: 5 Key Facts About His Life and Work undefined
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Lord Balfour’s Portrait Slashed by Pro-Palestine Activists undefined
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Decoding Titian’s Poesie Series undefined
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Hidden Figure Identified in Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel Fresco undefined
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The Brezhnev Era: Stagnation in the USSR undefined
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Walter Benjamin: What are the Connections Between Language and Theology? undefined
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John Ruskin: His Key Ideas that Defined an Artistic Era undefined
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The Story of the Antichrist Pope undefined
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Place of Gold: The Complex Story of Johannesburg undefined
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A complete history of Dogon country: Bandiagara from 1900BC to 1900AD demystifying an ancient African society
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The Jungian Persona: What Are the Masks We Wear? undefined
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AREA: Cards and Invitations from the Fabulous New York Nightclub, 1983–1986 From 1983 to 1987, 157 Hudson Street in Manhattan, New York City, was home to Area. Frequented by he...
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From 1983 to 1987, 157 Hudson Street in Manhattan, New York City, was home to Area. Frequented by he great and good, the  club was known for its changing themes (every six weeks the place got a new look – an approach inspired by Zurich’s 1916 Dadaist club Cabaret Voltaire) and...
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First Nations of the Canadian Northwest: A Brief History undefined
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What Was the Importance of the Dragon in Early Medieval England? undefined
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Why Did Shakespeare Write Macbeth? undefined
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Understanding Henri Cartier-Bresson Through 7 Photographs undefined
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Was Minoan Crete a Matriarchal Society? undefined
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7 Dickensian Locations: In the Footsteps of Charles Dickens undefined
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Human Civilization’s First Cities: 7 of the Oldest undefined
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How Did Socrates Die? undefined
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The Unknown Artworks of Kahlil Gibran undefined
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What Is the Gender Philosophy of Judith Butler? undefined
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Climate Activists Targeted Dinosaur Skeleton at London’s NHM undefined
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Immoral Art: Hume’s “Rough Heroes” Problem undefined
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Bob Pepper Art: Adult Fantasy And Vinyl Covers You can see American artist Bob Pepper’s (October 23, 1938—January 16, 2019) illustrations on record...
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You can see American artist Bob Pepper’s (October 23, 1938—January 16, 2019) illustrations on record and paperback covers for Elektra Records’ Nonesuch and Checkmate labels, notably on Love’s 1967 Forever Changes album. Ballentine books’ Adult Fantasy series and game artwork made...
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TheCollector Interviews Contemporary Artist Toni Mauersberg undefined
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5 Famous Artworks of Medusa: Monstrous, Misunderstood, or Moving? undefined
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This Changes Everything! Well, it depends what you're trying to do.
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The African Mask: From Worthless to Priceless undefined
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The Artist Winston Churchill: A Political Leader’s Side Hustle? undefined
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Catholicism: The 10 Most Unusual Patron Saints undefined
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What Was Baruch Spinoza’s Concept of Freedom? undefined
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6 Must-See English Castles undefined
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What Is a Banana Republic? undefined
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10 Terrible Catholic Popes undefined
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Why Did the Germans Struggle in the Battle of Crete? undefined
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The textile trade of pre-colonial Africa In December 1633, a Dutch ship reached the fort of Nassau on the ‘Gold Coast’ (modern Ghana),...
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In December 1633, a Dutch ship reached the fort of Nassau on the ‘Gold Coast’ (modern Ghana), carrying more than 6,000 pieces of cloth which was to be exchanged for gold.
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Fall of Constantinople (1453): The Siege That Changed the World undefined
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How Should We Treat Our Enemies? And how does it reflect on us?
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Marx Truncated A review of Shlomo Avineri’s “Karl Marx”
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What is the Soul? Putting the Psyche back in Psychology...
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Collections: The Journey of the Roman Gladius and Other Swords This week I want to do something a little different and discuss the evolution and development of a...
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This week I want to do something a little different and discuss the evolution and development of a specific weapon, in this case the famed Roman gladius, the sword of the legions. As we’re going to see, this is going to entail a journey covering quite a bit of both time and space...
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Residential Schools in the US & Canada: The Lost Children undefined
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Hegel’s Master-Slave Dialectic Explained undefined
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Stolen Van Gogh Anonymously Returned to Dutch Museum undefined
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Who Were the Most Famous Models in Modern Painting? undefined
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Discover Philip Johnson’s Famous Glass House undefined
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Chris Killip and Graham Smith Photographs of England Erased (1975-1987) “I wanted to record people’s lives because I valued them. I wanted them to be remembered. If you...
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“I wanted to record people’s lives because I valued them. I wanted them to be remembered. If you take a photograph of someone they are immortalised, they’re there forever. For me that was important, that you’re acknowledging people’s lives, and also contextualising people’s...
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Here Are Alfred Hitchcock’s 20 Greatest Films undefined
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An In-Depth History of Health Insurance in the United States undefined
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UK Exhibition to Pair Pre-Raphaelite Art and Aromas undefined
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Mysterious Gustav Klimt Portrait Sells for $32 Million undefined
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Medieval Do’s and Don’ts of Dating: Complexities of Courtly Love undefined
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Would Lenin have approved of the IMF? An indispensable organization
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How Can We Prepare for the Worst? Without living forever in fear and worry?
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How Jacopo Tintoretto Defined the Renaissance in Venice undefined
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Armand Henrion: The Artist Who Always Painted Himself As A Clown Armand Henrion (1875 – 1958) was a Belgian-born artist. He contributed to the Expressionist...
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Armand Henrion (1875 – 1958) was a Belgian-born artist. He contributed to the Expressionist movement, worked in France and became a French citizen. And he liked to paint self-portraits – hundreds of them – in which he is dressed as a clown (more Pierrot than Bozo).     Pierrot...
Classical Wisdom
The Many Roads to Rome The Ancient Romans VS the Modern Chinese
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Patterns in Humanity
The Effects of Immigration in Denmark First, I briefly summarize statistics on the fiscal impact of immigration in Denmark, taken from an...
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First, I briefly summarize statistics on the fiscal impact of immigration in Denmark, taken from an official government report.
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The Declaration of Independence: History & Overview undefined
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Polyphemus: Who Was the Cyclops That Was Tricked by Odysseus? undefined
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5 Female Artists From South America That You Should Know undefined
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The UN Declaration of Human Rights The UN Declaration of Human Rights JamesHoare Tue, 12/10/2024 - 09:05
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10 National and State Parks in the US Where You Can See Ancient Redwoods undefined
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Arachne: What Is the Real Meaning of the Myth? undefined
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How Did Near Eastern Cultures Influence Greek Art? undefined
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How Did Henri Matisse’s Travels Influence His Art? undefined
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Millions of Cats: Wanda Gag’s Beautifully Illustrated Children’s Book “I aim to make the illustrations for children’s books as much a work of art as anything I would send...
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“I aim to make the illustrations for children’s books as much a work of art as anything I would send to an art exhibition. I strive to make them completely accurate in relation to the text. I try to make them warmly human, imaginative, or humourous — not coldly decorative — and...
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5 Places Where You Can Enjoy Art in New York City for Free undefined
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7 Shocking Animal Attacks You’ve Never Heard Of undefined
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The Killing Grounds: Thermopylae Registration *Now* Open
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The History of the Ancient Olympics: Footraces in the Nude undefined
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The Furies: Goddesses of Vengeance and Retribution undefined
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Wieland: How Religious Extremism Shaped the 1st American Gothic Novel undefined
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Albert Speer: Architect, Minister, and Hitler’s Closest Friend undefined
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Ancient Egyptian Structure Discovered Near Giza Pyramids undefined
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11th-Century Coins Found by Metal Detectors Valued at $5.6M undefined
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Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the month of December. We'll also be reporting in our on position in the world, and on our future plans. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added a new page: electrical refit, fuel sensor,...
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American artist Robert Cumming (October 7, 1943 – December 16, 2021) appreciated fun. He saw no point in trying to achieve anything else in life. As he put it: “If it’s not fun, there’s no point!” A new book of his conceptual photographs illustrates the point. Above, you can see...
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Just another quick re-run of an older book, enjoy! Cox, Donald W. Illustrated by Kocher, W. A. Stations in Space: Our Stepping Stones to the Stars. New York: Holt Rinehart and Winston. (55 p.) 1960.
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Building Reading Skills (1951) Today is a series of school spelling workbooks. What does that have to do with space? They chose an...
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Today is a series of school spelling workbooks. What does that have to do with space? They chose an aerospace theme for their series of books and since spaceflight was the trend for children they "branded" them.  Truly these are pretty dull books even with a couple of space...
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Telstar: Communication Break-through by Satellite (1962) Sorry to skip a week, it may happen again next week. Here is a straight history book of an current...
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Sorry to skip a week, it may happen again next week. Here is a straight history book of an current (at the time) and wonderful event in global communication. We has lost track of how satellites have changed our lives and made the earth a smaller place. It is a little dull in...
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A very pictorial Russian book, Dream to Meet, is basically the size of a paperback book but loaded with illustrations. I thought you would enjoy these images. Lyapunov, B. Illustrated by Seleznev, E. Навстречу Мечте (Dream to Meet.) Moscow: All-Union Educational Pedagogical...
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It took Erté decades to complete his naked, somewhat erotic Alphabet – began in the late 1920s and not finished until 1967. All 26 letters are created in individual gouaches on paper, in exotic human form (and later formed print editions). This exhibit was a hit when it was first...
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The Hebrew version of Exploring Space. If you notice it opens right to left. So you will see a few pages where the Hebrew version "switches" sides. Because this is such a charming book I have loaded the whole thing. As an additional treat I own some of the original illustration...
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