It's very flattering to my forefathers that their furniture designs seem to still have an appeal,” he tells Town & Country.
Barry Maley was one of those truly great and unheralded Australians. The youngest of three brothers, he was educated at ...
The 1st Duke of Wellington was a celebrated military hero before entering politics, and his extensive battlefield experience ...
Jukwa represented “Vapanduki, a group of disgruntled Zanu PF insiders, service chiefs and other civil servants.” Jukwa ...
For those of you not doing a Dry January-style news detox to see in the year, I’m sure you sick and twisted people will have ...
The stereotype of the tortured artist has permeated the social consciousness for years, as one artist after another dedicated ...
Henry Keith, 25, who attended £61,500-a-year Harrow School in north-west London, disappeared under the water during the ...
Most of us have whiled away a pleasant afternoon browsing the impressionists at the Museum of Fine Arts, or pausing between portraits to appreciate the garden at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
Way back in the day, Leonard Jerome (1817-1891) was as big as you can get. The super-rich New York financier built Jerome ...
The problem with being obtuse about racism is that it, predictably, provides cover for legitimate racists. Carpenter says.
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