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NB! · Archaeology · Architecture · Moscow · Heritage
In Venice the modern paving of Piazza San Marco has been taken up, and beneath the stone slabs clinker brick has come to light. A viewing window with a section of the old paving may perhaps be kept, as in Moscow on Pushechnaya Street beside the Sophia Church
Books · Society · Pop Culture
A little girl in boots is weeping: The poor mite has lost her mother! Enough of tears and sobbing, We must go and find her mother. Literal translation Do you know whose verses these are? Those of Elena Ulyeva, the most frequently published author in Russia after Korney Chukovsky, and
NB! · Cinema · Observations · People
Faith · Art · Observations
As a child I had a counting-out rhyme for memorising the apostles, but something in it troubled me: however I recited it, the count never came out right, and I kept ending up with 13 men. In time I even resigned myself to this, supposing that the odd man
NB! · Art · Ethnography
December. Engraving by Adriaen Collaert after a drawing by Hans Bol, Antwerp, 1580s.
Books · Observations
"You do not wander, you do not trouble yourself with change of place. Such restlessness is the sign of a sick soul. I think the first proof of a tranquil mind is the ability to live settled and to remain with oneself. But consider: is not the reading of
Coming Up · Archive · Art · Moscow · Museums · Heritage
The project is called "Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan. The Return". The display will include, among other things, studies and sketches reflecting the artist's long search for the composition, the types and the historical details. Archive documents will show the chronicle of the first
NB! · Art · Observations · Pop Culture · Humour
NB! · Observations · Paris · Humour
On guard. The most brilliant part is that this is a photograph from the Paris Prefecture of Police.
NB! · London · Observations · Society
Tractors have blockaded Westminster. English farmers: complete understanding and respect
NB! · Architecture · Faith · Paris
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