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Imposture adds to History a series of episodes as astonishing as they are fascinating, and sometimes, even amusing. Countless are the individuals who, brandishing audacity as their banner, have elbowed their way into books through their shamelessness in assuming others' identities and living off of

An exhibition drawn from the collection of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna examines how nationhood and identity have been constructed over time.

Emperor Vespasian took the reigns of the Roman Empire and left a legacy of the Colosseum, and public toilettes, still standing today.

This country should be too young to have ruins, but as technological progress accelerates, plenty has been left behind from bygone days that weren’t so long ago. Shuttered factories, rusting rail ca...

“The Hub of the World,” a New Exhibition at New York’s Nicholas Hall, Explores 18th-Century Rome’s Rich Cultural Ferment By James D. Balestrieri It’s hard

Today, a href= http://www.nicholashall.art target= _blank Nicholas Hall /a opens Hub of the World: Art in 18th Century Rome, organized in associat

“It may sound mean, but I believe there isn’t a person in the world who doesn’t enjoy watching fire.”

Alberto Alessi lifts the lid on the storied design company’s move into furniture, its “most beautiful fiasco” and his unpublished murder mystery.

Tour guide shot video of the 17-year-old carving an N into the walls of the UN World Heritage Site

Tour guide shot video of the 17-year-old carving an N into the walls of the UN World Heritage Site