Tag: cultural heritage
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York struck gold when Dietrich von Bothmer and Thomas P.F. Hoving purchased the […] Read More
The extravagant and mysterious Priam’s Treasures: where are they originally from, who owned them, and how have they affected the […] Read More
The 20th century has been full of political and religious turmoil in the Middle East with terrorist organizations like ISIS […] Read More
The Mykonos Pithos, 1.3m tall, c. 675-650 BCE The Mykonos Pithos is the antithesis of Pablo Picasso’s Guernica. By focusing […] Read More
Finding the Bronze The Victorious Youth is a bronze statue made using the lost wax technique. Any finding of an […] Read More
“Many disasters have befallen the world, but few have brought posterity so much joy.” Wolfgang von Goethe said of Pompeii. […] Read More
For most of my childhood, I grew up in a quintessential suburban neighborhood in New Jersey. The streets were filled […] Read More
Archaic, the Iraq pavilion at the Venice Biennale, was presented by the Ruya Foundation in 2017. The pavilion includes works […] Read More
