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Monarchies · Mores · People
Fathers come in all sorts. One of Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark's relatives described him as a "deeply unhappy man". Andreas parted from his wife soon after his expulsion from Greece and spent the rest of his life with his mistress in Monte Carlo, where
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Monarchies · Society · Paris · People
On 21 January 1793 the 38-year-old citizen Louis Capet, formerly known as King Louis XVI, was executed by guillotine. To the very end he insisted on his innocence. Yet by almost any reasonable standard he was, in all likelihood, guilty of treason after all, though he did not
NB! · Art · Observations · Humour
I rather wanted to rescue Orestes, pursued by the Furies, from his importunate company. Really, without these charming ladies Bouguereau's painting is far better
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Monarchies · Paris · Pop Culture
Prince Nikolai of Denmark, Count of Monpezat, 22, grandson of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark and son of Prince Joachim and Alexandra, at Paris Fashion Week. This season Prince Nikolai took part in the show of the unisex Fall/Winter 2022-2023 collection by Rains, the conceptual neo-Scandinavian outerwear
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Coming Up · Art · Books · Moscow · Museums
An allegorical portrait of Dante, painted in 1532‒1533 by the Medici court artist Agnolo Bronzino, will be on show in Moscow at the Voznesensky Centre until 20 February, in an exhibition curated by the Pushkin Museum's chief research fellow Victoria Markova. The painting, which was considered lost
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Moscow · Museums · Observations · Pop Culture
At the Manege, on a very high level, runs the exhibition "Viktor Tsoi. The Hero's Path", with a beautiful audiovisual narrative about the life and work of the poet. The exhibition includes personal belongings, recordings, drawings and artefacts. Serious research has gone into it. I was