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4 hrs ago | Art Knowledge News

Masterpieces from Dulwich Picture Gallery on View at Frick Art & Historical Center

The Frick Art & Historical Center presents The Dutch Italianates: Seventeenth-Century Masterpieces from Dulwich Picture Gallery, London featuring 39 paintings by 17 masters of the Dutch Italianate style from the collection of Dulwich Picture Gallery, London, called the best small museum in all of Europe.

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Related Topix: Classical, Philips, Italy, World News,

22 hrs ago | The Victoria Star

Saint John sentinel of culture still grand at 105

More than a century after Andrew Carnegie financed a free public library in the Port City, the red sandstone building endures as a monument to the philanthropist's belief in the enriching power of culture and learning.

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Related Topix: Canada, Libraries, Classical

Fri Jul 10, 2009

University of Cambridge News Stories

Medieval remains found at heart of Cambridge University

A hoard of historic finds, including Roman pottery, medieval remains and the bones of an 11th-century dog have been found at the heart of Cambridge University during an excavation to mark its 800th anniversary.

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Related Topix: Classical, Archaeology, Science, Anthropology

Thu Jul 09, 2009

The Morning Call

Fashionably tragic

If clothes make the man, can costumes create a world on a stage? What sensuous robes will create a Queen of the Nile, what armor will make a Roman hero? In the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival production of ''Antony and Cleopatra,'' opening Wednesday, ancient Alexandria and Rome are evoked with costumes as scenery and actors as architecture.

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Related Topix: Drama Movies, Biography Movies, Cleopatra, History Movies, Queen, PA, Classical, Alexandria, PA, Rome, PA, Entertainment

Wed Jul 08, 2009

PhysOrg Weblog

High-tech imaging reveals hidden past in ancient texts

It might simply look like a smudge, but even the slightest stain on the ancient writing surface of papyrus could obscure a revelation of a past civilization.

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Related Topix: Classical, Brigham Young University, California, Inventions, Science / Technology, Physics, Science

Mon Jul 06, 2009

Catholic.net

The Wise Men

The Christ child's adoration by the Magi is called the Epiphany because it announces his mission to redeem all mankind.

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Related Topix: Classical, Life, Holidays, Christmas

Sat Jul 04, 2009

The Winnipeg Free Press

Get ready for Getty

It's a moment fixed in a distant time, yet you're experiencing it on a cliff high above the Pacific Ocean and modern Los Angeles.

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Related Topix: Los Angeles, CA, Classical, Santa Monica, CA, Travel

Fri Jul 03, 2009

About.com

Born on July 3: Robert Adam

If you enjoy refined, dignified Adam homes, then you can thank the Scottish-born architect who inspired the style.

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Related Topix: Classical

Travel Italy

Ten Great Things To Do in Rome This Summer

With the multitude of events in the parks, squares, art galleries and around monuments, scheduled for summer in Rome , you can combine sightseeing with many leisure or cultural activities during your stay in the Eternal city.

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Related Topix: Classical

Thu Jul 02, 2009

The Austinist

Review: The Comedy of Errors at The Curtain Theatre [Theatre]

For any Shakespeare geek residing in Central Texas, we can imagine no greater treat than to watch one of his plays performed on the "wooden O" that is The Curtain Theatre .

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Related Topix: Classical, Georgia

Tue Jun 30, 2009

Catholic World News

Newly discovered fresco of St. Paul shows influence of Greek philosophers on early Church

Commenting on a 3rd-century fresco of St. Paul, newly discovered in a Roman catacomb, the director of the Vatican Museums notes that the portrait seems deliberately fashioned to evoke comparisons between St.

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Related Topix: Classical

Desert Exposure

The Starry Dome

As it gets dark on July evenings, you can find a sparsely populated area of the sky located just above our southern horizon that harbors the constellation Norma.

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Related Topix: Classical, Astronomy, Science, The Planets

Fri Jun 26, 2009

Guardian Unlimited

Quiz: Does your ancient history let you down?

In her book, A Classical Education, Caroline Taggart says the ancient Greek and Roman influence is still alive and well in many aspects of the modern world, from language, architecture and science to art, maths and astronomy.

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Related Topix: Classical

Thu Jun 25, 2009

Jordan Times

Desert castle restorations unearth clues to missing historical link

Recent findings from a castle 60 kilometres away from the capital reveal new historical information changing the way people view the evolution of the Arab identity and the entire region, experts say.

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Related Topix: Archaeology, Anthropology, Science, Classical

Encyclopaedia Britannica

New Acropolis Museum

The simple exterior of the 226,000-square-foot building, designed by Swiss American architect Bernard Tschumi, was intended to resemble the nearby Parthenon .

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Related Topix: Classical, Archaeology, Science, Anthropology

Mon Jun 22, 2009

UTV

The English Heritage patient

At first glance, it looks nice. But scratch the surface and St Albans embodies many of the aesthetic problems besetting England's cities The news that St Albans is on the English Heritage register of conservation areas at risk may astonish visitors to the beautiful Hertfordshire city, with its glorious abbey, medieval buildings and parks, as well ...

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Related Topix: Classical

The Indian Express

Music to our ears

Wednesday, Jun 17, 2009 at 1559 hrs IST AS they used to say in Roman gladiatorial circles, it's all very well to be young and fresh and strong, but ultimately, what wins you the crowd's applause is experience.

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Related Topix: Classical, Sport Movies, Documentary Movies, Drama Movies, Action Movies, Gladiator, Adventure, Russell Crowe

Sat Jun 20, 2009

Western morning News

The picturesque Arch of Constantine and two Roman bridges seen from different angles

AS THE age old saying goes - Rome wasn't built in a day, wtries Tristan Nichols .

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Related Topix: Classical, Italy, World News,

Fri Jun 19, 2009

SAP Developer Network SAP Weblogs

Upcoming Asug Sig webcast on batches

Roman Kuhn proposed in his blog on product definition in the metals industry to introduce material levels on more production levels than raw material and finished goods.

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Related Topix: Classical

Thu Jun 18, 2009

Limerick Today

Limerick's JP makes a grand entrance

FIRST it was the a 100m mansion, now it's JP McManus's elaborate new entrance to the house that's stopping traffic.

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Related Topix: Classical

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