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Clooney?s newest movie doesn?t stem the tide of his long run of dreadful directorial failures It?s easy to for

If it is serious about reducing inequality, the government should devolve some of its powers

Almost 100 years ago, a group of Jewish linguists and historians decided to create a “scientific institute” that would collect literary manu

After a lengthy effort, artifacts from collections in Lithuania and New York that document Yiddish culture in Eastern Europe before World War II will be accessible to scholars and others.

New research has revealed new evidence that Nazis held fake auctions to disguise the theft of valuable art. During an attempt for researching her family history, French writer Pauline Baer de Perignon found out that several European museums have been reluctant to accept that they had been duped after they bought fake paintings. She has also uncovered the fate of an art collection that went missing. It included works by famous artists such as Monet, Renoir, and Degas.

'Woman in Gold' and other art-related films show the challenges of fair-use for filmmakers

The carved wood and paper sphere, which dates to either the 1550s or the 1560s, was found after being brought by its owner to a free valuation event.

The carved wood and paper sphere, which dates to either the 1550s or the 1560s, was found after being brought by its owner to a free valuation event.

The carved wood and paper sphere, which dates to either the 1550s or the 1560s, was found after being brought by its owner to a free valuation event.

The carved wood and paper sphere, which dates to either the 1550s or the 1560s, was found after being brought by its owner to a free valuation event.