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Louis XIV Plays His Favourite Game, Billiards, 1694. Note the cue, which resembles a little mallet. Look at the billiard table. First, it has no pockets. Second, a post and an arch stand upon it. What are they? This is a variety popular in France: fortification billiards. For this game
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Archive · Heritage · Society
The shattered figure of Stalin during the Hungarian Uprising, 23 October - 10 November 1956. The insurgent crowd brought down the eight-metre statue of Stalin erected for his seventieth birthday, leaving only the boots, into which a Hungarian flag was planted. The disfigured head lay for a long time in
Art · Observations
Caravaggio's Narcissus and Waterhouse's Narcissus. Caravaggio's is stern and sombre, set against an abstract landscape in dramatic light. No stream, no wood: only black emptiness and a reflection. Waterhouse's is poetic and dreamy. Wrapped in a red cloak and crowned with green,
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Faith · The East · Society
The laws of the country forbid the construction of places of worship not belonging to Islam
Faith · Society · People
Gender ideology is a Luciferian refusal to accept from God the nature of sex. It is the supreme rebellion against the Creator Cardinal Robert Sarah
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Jean Baudrillard and his mad bookcase. Or rather, not a bookcase at all, but some sort of book-trap. Just try reading without being buried under an avalanche of books.
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