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Donatello: The Overlooked Genius of the Renaissance The Renaissance Master Donatello, an Italian sculptor born in Florence around 1386, is widely regarded as one of the most influential artists of …

Clan-Do Spirit: A Family’s Quest for Identity Uncovering the Lost Tribe of Plitt At a family reunion in Rockville, Maryland, an unexpected discovery emerged. Among the Plitts, a prominent clan …

Bootleg Recordings on X-Rays: How Soviet Teens Defied the Music Ban The Cold War Music Ban During the Cold War, the Soviet Union strictly controlled all forms of art and …

Bram Stoker: The Father of the Modern Vampire Birth and Early Life Bram Stoker, born Abraham Stoker in Dublin, Ireland in 1847, is widely regarded as the father of the …

Frozen Fanatics Rejoice: A Summer Adventure in Norway’s Arendelle Explore the Real-Life Arendelle While Disney’s “Frozen” may have painted Norway as a winter wonderland, the country’s southern fjord region transforms …

Fusion Food: A Culinary Tapestry Woven Through History Understanding Fusion Food Fusion food, the harmonious blending of culinary traditions, has been a staple of human history since the dawn of …

Living with Rising Seas: Innovative Architectural Solutions Water-Based Urban Development: A New Frontier As sea levels rise due to climate change, architects and designers are developing innovative solutions to help …

Cultivators vs. Tillers: Choosing the Right Tool for Your Garden What is a Tiller? A tiller is a motorized garden tool with blades designed to loosen soil, making it easier …

China’s Art Scene Thrives Online Amidst Coronavirus Outbreak Museums Embrace Virtual Exhibitions As the coronavirus outbreak continues to grip China, the country’s cultural landscape has adapted to the challenges of …