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Salvador Dalí, aged 65, emerges from the underpass of the Bastille Métro station on the rue de Lyon with an anteater. The anteater is not his: the animal was provided for the photo shoot by the Jardin des Plantes. Very well. But have you never wondered by what right, exactly?
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Coco Chanel on the staircase of her atelier. Paris, 1961
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A ball on the stump of a giant sequoia. In the largest living specimens of Sequoiadendron giganteum, the trunk reaches 10 metres in diameter. The oldest giant sequoias growing today are 3,200 to 3,500 years old.
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A Lebanese Orthodox priest at the Balamand Stauropegic Monastery of the Dormition, situated 80 kilometres north of Beirut. Photograph by Marilyn Stafford, 1960. The Balamand Monastery is one of the oldest foundations in the Patriarchate of Antioch, with a history stretching back more than 850 years. The number of Christians
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A new museum devoted to the childhood and youth of the artist will open in the Mexican district of Coyoacán, in the house of Frida Kahlo's parents. The exhibition will include personal belongings, documents and photographs, which were first kept by Frida's parents and then passed
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The graves of the brothers Vincent and Theo van Gogh in the municipal cemetery at Auvers-sur-Oise, 30 km from Paris. Vincent van Gogh was buried here on 30 July 1890, the day after his death. The local newspaper ran the following notice: “On Sunday, 27 July, a certain