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Things went badly for German art dealer Hans Wendland in 1931. For one thing, there was a Depression on, and for another Wendland was getting a divorce. Wendland wasn’t a terrific guy—he lost an early museum job when he was accused of personally profiting off material he acquired while working for the museum, and he appears to have profiteered during the Russian Revolution by purchasing art from fleeing aristocracy. And his divorce may have been the result of his meeting the much-younger wom...

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DURHAM, N.C. -- The Nasher Museum at Duke University has returned to being open on Thursday nights and weekends with free admission for all, starting December 9. “We are so pleased to reopen fully -- just in time for the holidays!” said Trevor Schoonmaker, Mary D.B.T. and James H. Semans Director of the Nasher Museum. “We are proud to offer free admission to everyone for the foreseeable future.”

Archaeologists researching the Vesuvius eruption describe how Pompeii and Herculaneum met the same fate, but with different results.

Sometimes, when we find ourselves in a difficult situation, we don’t know our way out. I was talking to ...

Hundreds have been lining the streets in Turks and Caicos eager to be treated by dentists at the island’s first 1000 Smiles Dental Clinic.

By CoinWeek .....   November is a big month in United States Mint history. Yellow fever was a recurrent problem in the early years, costing the lives

A knockout exhibition of portraits by the Renaissance painter has opened in L.A.

RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) — What’s scarier than the terrors of Halloween? For many people, it’s trying to find love on a dating app.

Officials say 39-year-old Joseph Wright died a week after suffering a heart attack on Sept. 14.