This special exhibition—the first of its kind in the Arab world—illustrates the history of the Louvre in Paris, France.
On February 28, 2018, in London, the prestigious auction house Sothesby's will offer a piece made in 1937 by the painter Pablo Picasso. The portrait is called Woman with a Beret and Plaid Dress, which the artist made for Marie-Therese Walter—whom he recognized as her “golden muse.” It’s the first time that this painting will be on the market since it was kept at the artist's estate after his death in 1973, and then was moved to the private collection that is now selling it under a guarantee.
The photographer from Madrid, Spain , 42 years old , holds its exhibition "Places" in the comforting "Pug Seal Boutique Hotel Polanco" .
Anish Kapoor, You can not stop seeing welcoming reflections to visions that emit more questions than answers among multiple pieces that explore the architecture of the building itself and color, or as Anish Kapoor says: "it is a shock of color!".
Gaza Strip was once an area where magnificent Byzantine churches proliferated before most were destroyed. In Palestine, right on the central square, there´s just been discovered the remains of one of these temples, with about 1,500 years old.
Film director Sofia Coppola is going to stage the opera "La Traviata", and if this version is already exciting because of the recognized talent of Coppola, is unforgettable because of the producer; neither more nor less than Valentino.
A colorful fresco of the late 1st century A.D. (Almost 2,000 years), that was probably part of the decoration of a Roman villa, it has just been found in the financial district of London, England.
The Louvre and the Rijksmuseum have come together to buy two large Rembrandt portraits for 160 million euros ($175 million) from the Rothschild family, the French culture ministry announced. The agreement, signed by French culture minister Fleur Pellerin and her Dutch counterpart Jet Bussemaker seals the multi-million dollar deal agreed upon in September for two of the Dutch master’s works.
As sunlight waned over the coast of Colombia on June 8, 1708, José Fernández de Santillán cursed the listless wind. The Spanish admiral knew the safe refuge of Cartagena was only 16 miles away, but the absence of any breeze had turned his sprint for safety into an interminable slog. With Santillán’s lookouts reporting that the pursuing British warships were closing in on his lumbering galleon, San José, the admiral had no choice but to order his men to prepare for battle.
Like every year, segovia receives us during the month of December with the classical music cycle, organized by the Don Juan Borbón Foundation, it can be appreciated in beautiful locations, for example, the beautiful churches this spot on the map has to offer.