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Like the Low Countries, these works punch well above their weight, and we should all be grateful to the Folger family for helping to bring them to us.

Unearthed journals reveal how the Jewish novelist who died by suicide in 1942 foresaw 'dangerous, embattled times' in the 1930s, his mental health declining with Hitler's advance

How to save the planet

The connectivity of smart cities can be used as a tool against neoliberalism, bringing people together and reviving the spirit of democracy, writes Paul B

Power-hungry gadgets and inefficient ovens mean we burn money at mealtimes, but these easy solutions will make big difference to your bills

Ronald Mellor reviews "The Eternal Decline and Fall of Rome: The History of a Dangerous Idea" by Edward J. Watts.

The French quartet play late-night Schoenberg, jazz and more, while Josquin is the springboard for Owain Park and his crack vocal ensemble

a href= http://www.themorgan.org target= _blank The Morgan Library & Museum /a s presenting Imperial Splendor: The Art of the Book in the Holy Rom

In the early 1500s, if you wanted to impress people with your good looks and accomplishments, a portrait by Hans Holbein the Younger was a sure way to astonish them. In early 16th-century Basel, Switzerland, and Tudor England, Hans Holbein the Younger (German, 1497/98–1543) created captivating portraits for a wide range of patrons, including humanist scholars, statesmen, merchants, women of distinction, and cultured courtiers, as well as the English King Henry VIII, whom he served as court ...

Lord Frost delivered a speech in Lisbon, Portugal.