NB! · Moscow · Education · Humour
NB! · Moscow · Education · Humour
Books · Observations · Humour
What I have never been able to understand is the raptures over Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, and over his dullest work at that. It is rather like turning "Ryaba the Hen" into some sort of symbol of the age
NB! · Art · People · Humour
NB! · Observations · Humour
NB! · Humour
Faith · Art · Humour
Saint Anthony Preaching to the Fishes. Arnold Böcklin The shark is positively moved
Observations · Society · People · Humour
Churchill is credited, among a great many others, with the quip that Christopher Columbus was the first socialist: he did not know where he was going, did not know where he was, and did it all at the taxpayer's expense. The sole point of the remark seems to
NB! · Art · Observations · Pop Culture · Humour
Why do lifestyle bloggers all have such cheekbones? That was my first thought on looking at this patinated terracotta by Jean-Jacques Caffieri. Incidentally, the bust before us is of a man
Museums · Observations · Humour
French lessons. Le fou en ville A fool in town. Remember it. That is what we call a person who, instead of going to a museum, chooses a shop.
NB! · Pop Culture · Humour
NB! · Observations · Humour
Good morning and bon appétit! Until you have finished the giant metal pear and Pinky the lobster, nobody leaves the table. Here is a fork; I shall be back to inspect.
NB! · Monarchies · Mores · Pop Culture · Humour
A dog-and-cat house exactly like Marie Antoinette's. Bought for 800 euros