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Napoleon stole the Apollo Belvedere from the Vatican in 1797 and brought it to Paris with great pomp, installing it as the supreme trophy in the Central Museum of Arts, the future Louvre
Napoleon stole the Apollo Belvedere from the Vatican in 1797 and brought it to Paris with great pomp, installing it as the supreme trophy in the Central Museum of Arts, the future Louvre. After Napoleon's fall the statue was returned to Italy
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Prokudin-Gorsky's Russia ❤️
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Kuskovo Palace in Winter
Coming Up · Art · Moscow · Museums
Young Authors' Fair to Present More Than 200 Works by 47 Artists
From 1 to 3 December, the second TUPIK contemporary art fair will take place at the ART4 Museum, 4 Khlynovsky Tupik. This is a fair of a new kind, where every artist appears as an independent author. The project arose as a way of bringing young authors together and supporting
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Exploration of the Source of the River Orinoco
Spanish surrealist painter Remedios Varo, 1959
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Chicago, Illinois, 1969
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Forgotten Technologies of the Past
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Good Morning
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Embroidery pattern “The Adoration of the Magi” of 1603, 150 by 117 stitches
The Adoration of the Magi. Embroidery pattern of 1603
Mores · People · Humour
Jaguar and tiger skin trousers of Texans Samuel Richardson and John King Fisher
Former Governor of Texas Sam Houston, who gave his name to the city of Houston, in a jaguar-skin waistcoat. Captain Samuel Richardson of the 2nd Texas Cavalry Regiment, Confederate Army, in trousers of jaguar skin. But these are mild fashions compared with the habits of the Texas gunman John
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