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Roman Statues Weren’t White; They Were Once Painted in Vivid, Bright Colors
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The idea of the classical period—the time of ancient Greece and Rome—as...
Seven Wonders of the Ancient World: From the Walls of Babylon to the Sewers of Rome
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Bertrand Russell’s Advice For How (Not) to Grow Old: “Make Your Interests Gradually Wider and More Impersonal”
2 days ago
Image by National Portrait Gallery, via Wikimedia Commons Advice on how to...
The First Robot Movie: Watch a Newly Discovered Georges Méliès Film from 1897
3 days ago
Metropolis, Forbidden Planet, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Star Wars, Blade Runner, The...
Download 60,000 Works of Art from the National Gallery, Including Masterpieces by Van Gogh, Gauguin, Rembrandt & More
3 days ago
As a young amateur painter and future art school dropout, I frequently...
The Adventures of Prince Achmed, the Oldest Surviving Animated Feature Film, Is Now in the Public Domain (1926)
4 days ago
Die Abenteuer des Prinzen Achmed, or The Adventures of Prince Achmed, lays...
Rome in 1890 Captured in Color Photographs: The Colosseum, Forum, Trevi Fountain & More
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For almost two hundred years, English gentlemen could not consider their education...
Behold the First Realistic Depiction of the Human Face (Circa 25,000 BCE)
5 days ago
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The Greatest Double Agent Ever: How a Spanish Chicken Farmer Became the Most Important Double Agent in WWII
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Juan Pujol García was one of the rare individuals whose participation in...
How Fritz Lang’s Metropolis Created the Blueprint for Modern Science Fiction (1927)
8 days ago
A vast, miserable proletariat squanders its days in meaningless toil. Society is...
How Medieval Cathedrals Were Built Without Science, or Even Mathematics
9 days ago
Science and engineering may be conflated to some degree in the public...
What Did the Instruments in Hieronymus Bosch’s Garden of Earthly Delights Sound Like? Oxford Scholars Recreate Them
9 days ago
Welcome to The Garden of Earthly Delights You’ll find no angelic strings...