NB! · Art · Monarchies · Mores · Humour
Alexandr Radayev
NB! · Observations · New York · Society · Humour
If This Infographic Is to Be Believed, Latino Zoomers Like Kamala Harris No Better Than White Zoomers Do
NB! · Faith · Observations · Society
Biden, the second Catholic US president after Kennedy, attends Pope Francis's funeral
Biden, the second Catholic US president after Kennedy, attended the funeral of Pope Francis. In rather good health, compared with his time in office
NB! · New York
They Say That Yesterday in New York
Cinema · People
Life has more imagination than we carry in our heads
François Truffaut
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A wooden coffin carried onto St. Peter's Square in the Vatican
Faith · Society · People · Rome
Funeral of Pope Francis in the Vatican on 26 April and burial at Santa Maria Maggiore
How the funeral of Pope Francis went today, 26 April 2025. Pope Francis died on the morning of 21 April in the Vatican of a stroke and heart failure. In the evening the rite of certifying death and placing the body in the coffin was performed. On 22 April official
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Title page of Yakov Chernikhov's book Architectural Fantasies, Leningrad, 1933
Architecture · Art · Books · Moscow · Museums · Paris
Four books on the Russian avant-garde, from the 1981 exhibition catalogue to Chernikhov
Yury Avvakumov, Russian architect, populariser of the concept of paper architecture, artist who has represented Russia three times at the Venice Biennale, and researcher who has worked for many years with the legacy of the Russian avant-garde and the them. The catalogue of the exhibition "Moscow-Paris. 1900-
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Pope Francis Is Buried Today
The East · Art · Paris · People
Silk paintings of the 1950s by the Vietnamese-French artist Mai Trung Thu
Delightful works by the Vietnamese-French artist Mai Trung Thu (1906-1980). All the works shown here were created in the 1950s and are devoted to scenes from the lives of women: their toilette and their care of children, with the everyday world of childhood. Mai Trung Thu was a
Faith · Society · Nature · Rome
The Red Wind in Rome on the day of Pope John Paul II's funeral, 8 April 2005
On 8 April 2005, the day of Pope John Paul II's funeral, a sudden strong wind fell upon Rome, and for a time the Vatican became one solid human mass shaken by the gusts of the elements. The phenomenon went down in history as the Red Wind. Red,