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NB! · Art · Ethnography
Museums · Observations · Society · Saint Petersburg
Regarding the girls who slipped into the Hermitage for a commercial shoot, avoiding the official fee for this kind of use of museum spaces, the following must be understood. No one's private commercial interests should be placed on the opposite pan of the scales from good order in
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Art · Books · Moscow
Hooves were beating. As though they sang: "Mush- room. Plun- der. Tomb. Rude." Drunk with the wind, shod with ice, the street was sliding. A horse on her croup crashed down, and at once one idler after another idler, who had come to flap their trousers about Kuznetsky,
Archive · Books · People
Tolstoy was madly fond of horses. At the age of ten he left his first account of the impression made on him by an acquaintance with horses at the stud farm in Pirogovo. This childish rapture he later gave to Nikolenka Irtenyev in "Childhood": I was in a
NB! · Archive · In the Press · London · Monarchies · Society
NB! · Archive · Society
NB! · Pop Culture · Ethnography · Humour
Art · Madrid · Museums · Science
The programme took 10 years to develop: it automatically counts the threads of a canvas, which makes it possible to refine attribution and dating. With its help, a painting attributed to Francisco Rizi in a 2023 exhibition has been reattributed to Francisco Herrera the Younger. The programme can be used
NB! · Art · Observations
They say a still life is dead nature. But it feels otherwise
NB! · Archaeology · Museums · Paris · Ethnography
NB! · London · Observations · Humour
A stop at the US Embassy in London. Er, so much for the English sense of humour