Released in a new set of books, the 1:1 photos will be used by restorers to restore and assess damage to Michaelangelo's masterpieces
The former president honors 66 members of the armed services in the show "Portraits of Courage," which just opened at the George W. Bush Center
A hand-painted mirror, decorated with a painting of the philosopher, was discovered in the tomb of short-lived ruler Liu He
The vicious Velvet Underground frontman will live on at the New York Public Library
The find came to light thanks to a multi-spectral analysis on the manuscript of Margery Kempe's autobiography
Theodor Seuss Geisel created the character with his first wife, Helen Palmer Geisel
The family of Fritz Grunbaum claims the works were stolen by Nazis
The non-profit aims to preserve game code and the magazines, marketing materials and culture surrounding video games
It’s a descriptor, not the term for a breed of pig, and it’s hurting animals
You can even play a video-game version of this table
Even dictionaries can make mistakes, although Merriam-Webster maintains this is their only one
What to know as the iconic series of children's books celebrates 75 years
John Tenniel was a well-known editorial cartoonist as well as the man who gave Lewis Carroll’s books their visual charm
In 1943, one of America’s best-known photographers documented one of the best-known internment camps
<i>Kings and Queens</i> tracks the game’s influence on a group of Chicago artists
The meeting of the minds happened 110 years ago
Even after the story came out in 1937, Hugo Black went on to serve as a member of the Supreme Court into the 1970s
Years later he even wrote them a poem, “Song for the Luddites”
Charles Alston knew how to turn art into motivation
It takes two weeks to dress the venue (which is in a mall, remember) for the occasion each year
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